Winter on Western Australia’s Coral Coast is all about big skies, calm roads, and even bigger marine encounters. With mild daytime temperatures around 20–25°C depending on how far north you travel, this is a great season to slow down, explore national parks, picnic on empty beaches, and witness the humpback whale migration. You can also catch the tail end of whale shark season at Ningaloo Reef in early winter, making this a dream time to combine iconic wildlife swims with leisurely coastal drives. This relaxed 14-day round trip from Perth in an Apollo 2WD campervan keeps each day under four hours behind the wheel, sticking to sealed roads and savoring the best of Western Australia’s Coral Coast from Perth to Exmouth and back. 

A winter road trip escape to South Australia’s Barossa Valley is all about misty mornings, bold reds by crackling fires, and slow days spent wandering between vineyards, trails and country markets. With comfortable daytime temperatures around the mid teens and crisp, clear nights, the cooler months are ideal for couples who want to savour big flavours and quiet landscapes without the summer crowds. This relaxed five day campervan itinerary starts and ends in Adelaide and keeps drives short so you can linger over tastings, unwind in a day spa, and stroll scenic lookouts at sunset. After you collect your campervan from Apollo’s Adelaide branch, you will travel on easy, sealed roads and settle into welcoming caravan parks that make cozy evenings simple. Throughout, remember the golden rule of wine country: never drink and drive. Book a local tour, use a shuttle, or plan to stay within walking distance of a cellar door. Many wineries and farm stays also host self-contained campervans by prior arrangement so you can taste responsibly and rest on site. 

Welcome to the tropics where rainforest meets reef and summer feels endless. This relaxed 5 day campervan road trip begins and ends in Cairns, keeping daily drives short so you can linger at waterfalls, wander palm-lined beaches, and unwind together under big open skies. With two World Heritage wonders at your doorstep, you will weave from the Atherton Tablelands to the Daintree and out to the Great Barrier Reef.  

The dry season from May to October is the sweet spot for this region, with comfortable temperatures, lower rainfall, and clearer water for snorkeling. Visit in winter and you may also spot migrating humpback whales off the coast. Designed for an Apollo camper 2WD campervan, this route follows sealed roads suitable for standard vehicles. Some sections are winding and steep, so take your time and check current road conditions. 

Unwind among rolling vineyards, golden-hour sunsets and country lanes on this relaxed 5 day couple's road trip from Sydney to the Hunter Valley. With short driving days, an easy base in wine country and plenty of time to linger over picnics, spa sessions and scenic walks, this itinerary is designed for slow travel in a campervan. Autumn and spring are ideal for this trip, with comfortable temperatures, vines turning bronze in fall and gardens bursting into bloom in spring. Start and finish in Sydney with pick up and drop off at Apollo’s Sydney branch at Bankstown Aerodrome, then cruise north on sealed roads to the Hunter for five days of easy exploring. 

Wine tastings are a highlight here, so plan ahead for safe transport. Never drink and drive. Consider local hop-on hop-off winery buses, cycling between close cellar doors, or booking a taxi or tour. A small number of wineries and farm stays in the region welcome self-contained campervans for overnight stays. Most cellar doors do not permit overnight parking, so always check and book ahead if you want an on-site option. 

Ready for a slower-paced coastal escape that blends wild headlands, golden beaches and rainforest walks with long, lazy lunches and sunset picnics? This five day campervan road trip from Brisbane to Byron Bay is designed for couples who want to unwind and connect with nature, without spending hours behind the wheel. Pick up your Apollo 2WD campervan in Brisbane and cruise south through the Gold Coast to Byron Bay, soaking up scenic lookouts, short hikes, and gentle cycling paths along the way.  

Autumn and spring are ideal, with comfortable days usually in the mid 20s Celsius and fewer crowds. If you are travelling June to October, keep watch for migrating humpbacks from the lighthouse walks and clifftop lookouts. With short drives, a string of beachfront and riverfront stays, and plenty of local markets, eateries and bakeries to sample, this itinerary lets you truly slow down and savour Australia’s subtropical east coast.