Part of our Australia guide.
This page gathers four itineraries from our Australia coverage, covering a coastal road trip, a mountain weekend, a broader road-tour option, and an outback journey.
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Adelaide To Melbourne Road Trip: The Extended Great Ocean Road
The Adelaide to Melbourne road trip spans approximately 1,000 kilometers along the extended Great Ocean Road, designed to be completed in about six days. Starting in Adelaide, the route takes you past the traditional Great Ocean Road sights and into coastal towns before finishing in Melbourne. This journey includes natural wonders, cultural stops, and local culinary experiences, with time built in to explore the coastline and venture beyond the main road.
Mt Hotham Weekend Guide - Lift Pass, Accommodation + Things To Do
Mt Hotham offers skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing for winter visitors. For those who prefer a slower pace, options include spa treatments, dining, and the après-ski scene. Accommodation ranges from lodges to apartments, and lift passes are sold for day and multi-day access. The resort operates during the Australian winter season, and visitors should check current snow conditions—Mt Hotham typically has reliable cover from June to September.
Wild Kiwi Australia: Plan Your Next Getaway With A Road Trip!
This road-trip concept covers coastal roads, countryside, and iconic landmarks across Australia. The route is designed for travelers who want a self-drive adventure through multiple regions, with stops at beaches, national parks, and small towns. Specific distances and durations depend on the chosen itinerary, but the focus is on flexibility. For further travel inspiration in Australia, this style of trip allows you to adapt your plans as you go.
Itinerary For Australia’s Great Big Outback
This outback itinerary highlights the red rocks of Uluru and the coastal drive along the Great Ocean Road, combining inland desert landscapes with a southern coastline. The route includes stops for wildlife viewing and cultural heritage sites, with travel times varying by season. The full loop typically requires at least one week, and accommodation ranges from campgrounds to remote lodges. For those seeking hiking and the outdoors in Australia, the outback offers trails through gorges and desert plains, while the coastal section provides access to beaches in Australia along the way.
