Day 1
Perth to Margaret River – 290KM – Driving time 3 hours 15 minutes
Your adventure begins in Perth, where you pick up your motorhome from the maui branch and explore the city’s vibrant charm. Hike the Perth Hills or take a guided tour of Fremantle Prison for a glimpse of local history. In Margaret River, indulge in a chocolate-filled tour at the Margaret River Chocolate Factory or savour world-class wines while strolling through scenic vineyards. Finish the day with exceptional local culinary experiences, offering plenty of reasons to embark on a road trip to Margaret River.
Day 2
Margaret River to Albany – 379KM – Driving time 4 hours
Today’s journey from Margaret River to Albany offers a mix of history, innovation, and nature. In Albany, explore the Historic Whaling Station to learn about the town’s whaling past, a must-see for history enthusiasts. Then visit the Albany Wind Farm to discover sustainable energy while enjoying stunning ocean views.
Day 3
Albany to Bremer Bay – 180KM – Driving time 2 hours 15 minutes
Day three promises another exciting adventure as you head towards Bremer Bay. Once there, experience the unforgettable Bremer Bay Orca Experience, where you can witness majestic Orcas in their natural habitat, along with dolphins, sharks, and sea lions. For those who prefer staying closer to shore, Point Ann offers crystal-clear waters, perfect for snorkelling with vibrant marine life. The peaceful beach is also ideal for parking your motorhome and preparing a gourmet meal while watching a stunning sunset.
Day 4
Bremer Bay to Esperance – 394KM – Driving time 4 hours
Leaving the scenic Bremer Bay behind, today we journey to the stunning coastlines of Esperance, a true Western Australian gem. First, visit the surreal pink Lake Hillier, set against lush greenery. Then, head to Lucky Bay to spot iconic kangaroos lounging on pristine white sands, offering a perfect Aussie beach experience.
Day 5
Esperance to Balladonia – 422KM – Driving time 4 hours 15 minutes
Today drive to Balladonia, an isolated spot perfect for stargazing as the sun sets. Known for its clear skies, Balladonia offers one of the best stargazing experiences in Australia. You can also explore the history of the 1979 Skylab space debris, with fragments displayed at the local museum.
Day 6
Balladonia to Madura – 320KM – Driving time 3 hours 30 minutes
Head across the vast plains from Balladonia to Madura in the heart of the Australian Outback. Madura is a birdwatcher's paradise, home to colourful Kingfishers and majestic eagles. Use a regional birdwatching checklist to spot them, then enjoy panoramic views at Madura Pass Lookout.
Day 7
Madura to Coorabie – 536KM – Driving time 5 hours 15 minutes
With your campervan ready, embark on an Outback drive to Coorabie, located on the Nullarbor Plain, the world's largest limestone bedrock exposure. Admire unique wildlife, visit the world's longest golf course, or bring a club to play. Detour to the Head of Bight for seasonal whale watching, offering stunning cliff views. After a five-hour drive, relax with a swim at Coorabie’s refreshing dams or unwind by the water. In the evening, camp at Fowlers Bay to watch the sun set over the plains and ocean. If the journey feels long, stop at Eucla Caravan Park to explore sand dunes and the old telegraph station.
Day 8
Coorabie to Ceduna – 157KM – Driving time 1 hour 45 minutes
By day eight, you’ve covered much of Australia, and now it's time to explore Ceduna’s coastal charm and rich Aboriginal heritage. Visit the Ceduna Aboriginal Arts & Cultural Centre to see traditional art and meet local artists. Later, enjoy fishing in Ceduna’s bays for a perfect sunset dinner.
Day 9
Ceduna to Port Augusta – 468KM – Driving time 4 hours 30 minutes
As you drive towards Port Augusta, the shift from coastal plains to rugged Outback is striking. Once there, explore Port Augusta’s Aboriginal heritage at the Yarta Purtli Cultural Centre, featuring indigenous art and history. Then, head to the Water Tower Lookout for stunning views of the town, Spencer Gulf, and Flinders Ranges.
Day 10
Port Augusta to Wallaroo – 193KM – Driving time 2 hours
Leave Port Augusta behind and embark on another adventure through South Australia in your maui motorhome. The drive to Wallaroo offers stunning scenery, and once there, enjoy a refreshing swim at the iconic Wallaroo Jetty, a popular spot for snorkelling. History buffs can visit the Hughes Enginehouse to explore the region’s mining heritage.
Day 11
Wallaroo to Adelaide – 161KM – Driving time1 hour 45 minutes
The drive from Wallaroo to Adelaide in your maui campervan takes you from serene coastal landscapes to the vibrant city life of Adelaide, known for its blend of modern and vintage charm. Finish your day at Glenelg Beach, perfect for a sunset or a relaxing stroll.
Day 12
Adelaide to Mount Gambier – 435KM – Driving time 4 hours 15 minutes
Today, we head south-east from Adelaide to Mount Gambier, a drive filled with diverse landscapes, from coastal beauty to volcanic wonders. Mount Gambier, often considered one of the best road trips from Melbourne, is a must-see stop. First, visit the Blue Lake, which changes colour from steel blue in winter to cobalt blue in summer. Then, embark on an underground adventure at Engelbrecht Cave, a fascinating limestone system offering both cave diving for the daring and a chance to explore the city’s unique geology.
Day 13
Mount Gambier to Portland – 103KM – Driving time 1 hour 15 minutes
Today's short journey from Mount Gambier to Portland offers plenty of wonders. In your maui campervan, explore the Petrified Forest and its fascinating Blowholes, where limestone solution pipes rise up to 20 metres, shaped by erosion. Next, visit the Maritime Discovery Centre to uncover Portland’s rich maritime history through interactive exhibits.
Day 14
Portland to Geelong – 282KM – Driving time 3 hours 15 minutes
On your journey from Perth to Melbourne, the next stop is Geelong, Victoria’s second-largest city, offering a blend of coastal charm and industrial heritage. History enthusiasts will enjoy the National Wool Museum, with its interactive exhibits and live demonstrations. Finish the day with a stroll along the Geelong Bollard Trail, featuring quirky wooden bollards that tell the town's story.
Day 15
Geelong to Melbourne – 74KM – Driving time 1 hour
On the final day of our road trip from Perth to Melbourne, the city’s vibrant art, culture, and cosmopolitan charm provide the perfect end to this epic journey. Explore Melbourne’s renowned street art scene, then enjoy a relaxing cruise along the Yarra River, offering stunning views of the city skyline before returning your motorhome.