Australia needs to be explored, and the best way to see what this vast country of ours has to offer is on a classic road trip Especially if you have kids like us, road trips make family travel more practical, cost effective and allow for so much flexibility. As a traveling family we can’t rate them highly enough as a memorable travel experience, and like nothing more than throwing our bags in the back, putting some tunes on and hitting the open road. Instead of flying from point A to B and missing everything in between, the journey becomes just as memorable as the destination. We’ve just finished 18 months driving around the country and this post breaks down our 14 best road trips in Australia. And even if you only have two weeks up your sleeve, each of these road trips can be driven in that amount of time – of course we recommend you take longer though! 1. Great Ocean Road, Victoria If I had to give only one tip for the Great Ocean Road it would be don’t just rush to the 12 Apostles for your tourist snap. Slow down and appreciate all it has to offer. Certainly don’t do it in one day like the tourist buses do from Melbourne. It deserves at least a few days. The Great Ocean Road is not only famous in Australia, but around the world as one of the best drives on the planet. Beginning one hour outside of Melbourne in Torquay, it stretches over 250 kilometres to Warrnambool and offers stunning coastal scenery, wildlife, waterfalls, hiking and beach side towns. Highlights: 12 Apostles Loch Ard Gorge Port Campbell National Park Apollo Bay Lorne Koalas at Kennett River Read more: 2. Red Centre Way, Northern Territory Instead of taking the Stuart Highway between Ulura and Alice Springs, take the scenic route along the Red Centre Way and discover brilliant landscapes, gorges, canyons, camping and hiking trails of the West Mac Donnel Ranges. And allow yourself plenty of time to.
Walk-ups in 2016 with “ Tappin” Teddy Thompson Ray Essery – Bush Poet Dean Perrett Greg Bain Lindsay Butler Peter Douglas, Barry Quinn and Jez Mc Namara work in all areas of the rural property market. Their highlight is to get back to the bush to catch up with and meet new people to help with all their real estate needs. Peter Douglas, Barry Quinn and Jez Mc Namara have sold properties of all types within the rural network, but focus mainly in the recreational and lifestyle market which has seen recent sales from 0,000 to over ,000,000. Ray White Rural Queensland is constantly looking at better ways to achieve the very best marketing for our clients, with an emphasis on quality, service and integrity. As part of the Ray White Group we have at our fingertips innovative marketing strategies that enable our vendors to achieve results for their properties well above expectations. Our focus remains on delivering the best possible result to our clients and nurturing strong relationships locally, nationally and internationally in our rural business. We look forward to hosting the ‘ Annual City meets Country’ at the famous Breakfast Creek Hotel, the night before the Brisbane Ekka starts. If you are in town make sure you come along - all are welcome! 210 Pacey Rd Upper Brookfield, QLDAbsentee Owner Says Sell Note: The pictures used in this campaign are not current as the properties are tenanted. Current leases expire mid 2016 Located in tranquil Upper Brookfield. Emu Park, QLDOn the.
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