Motorhome, Campervan and 4x4 Hire in Australia

Australia! Experience the freedom in your motorhome, campervan or 4x4!

There is no better way to explore Australia than hiring a motorhome, campervan or 4x4 camper. Search all of our best offers on vehicles ranging from full size family campers, to two person 4X4's with rooftop tents. With over 15 years of experience in campervan holidays throughout Australia, CampingCar-Online/Ramble Campervans is here to make yours a success.

Australia is a vast and diverse continent, offering up beaches, rare wildlife, limitless expanses of Outback, and lively cities. Book a campervan to explore the Gold Coast, stopping at surf towns and taking in the sunset each evening from your campsite. Hire a 4x4 to explore the Outback and watch the sun set over the unique Ayers Rock. Whatever type of rental you have in mind for your Aussie holiday, we have vehicles you are looking for.

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Our Favorites: Australia

Whitehaven in the Whitsundays

The Whitsunday Islands at the heart of the Great Barrier Reef are some of the most beautiful islands in the world.

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Fraser island

Fraser Island is definitely worth a visit as the world's biggest sand island and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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5 Reasons to Visit Australia's Red Center

For many, Australia is synonymous with beaches, sun, and surf. While this is true, you shouldn't forget about the equally superb and surprising Red Centre. Explore this Outback region by campervan, 4x4 ou motorhome, and you will find just as many thrills

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Gastronomic circuit in the Swan Valley

If you are a foodie and a wine lover, you will adore the Swan Valley. The region is just north of Perth and it is the oldest wine region of the West of Australia. The Swan Valley will surprise you with its varied landscapes, fauna and flora. Made up of vi

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Bondi Beach

Just 10 km from the centre of Sydney, Bondi beach is one of the most famous beaches in Australia.

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Hyams Beach in Jervis Bay

South of Nowra the wonderful wilderness of Australia continues with one white, sandy beach after another, bordered by bush and forest trails.

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Cable Beach

Visit one of the best beaches in the world in your motorhome. Just 5 km from the centre of Broome, this beach got its name from the telegraph cable that linked Broome to Java.

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Coral Bay and Ningaloo

The wild nature of this bay is all around you in the beautiful landscapes and seabeds.

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Byron Bay

A popular seaside resort since the 1960s and the most eastern town in the country.

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Wineglass Bay and Opossum Bay

Less crowded and more discreet Tasmanian beaches, that are nevertheless just as spectacular as those of the continent.

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Elephant Rocks and Cove

At the heart of William Bay National Park, is this lovely, remote site with its interesting rock formations.

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Shark Bay

Shark Bay houses one of the richest ecosystems in Australia and one of the largest marine reserves in the world.

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Kangaroo island

Take advantage of the rich natural beauty of Kangaroo Island in your motorhome.

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Tasmania

Less explored than other Australian states, wild and mysterious, it is possible and practical to explore Tasmania by motorhome.

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Phillip Island

Despite being largely overtaken by man, Phillip Island still retains some of its natural beauty.

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Rottnest Island

Rottnest Island has an aboriginal history and has become more and more popular to tourists since the last century.

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The Great Barrier Reef Islands

The Great Barrier Reef is a natural marvel and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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New South Wales

The Australian coast is perfect for amateur and professional surfers.

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Queensland

The Australian coast is perfect for amateur and professional surfers.

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Victoria

The Australian coast is perfect for amateur and professional surfers.

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Southern Australia

The Australian coast is perfect for amateur and professional surfers.

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Northern Territory

The extreme north of Australia is known for its wild and remote atmosphere.

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Western Australia

The Australian coast is perfect for amateur and professional surfers.

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Tasmania

The Australian coast is perfect for amateur and professional surfers.

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Events

Travel around in your motorhome to discover Australian cuisine and fine wines.

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The Outback

Vast, pure wilderness, with red semi-arid terrain stretching as far as the eye can see, and a green, tropical northern area summarises the immense Australian Outback, which stretches from eastern Queensland to the heart of Western Australia.

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The Top End

The extreme north and north-west of the continent can be seen as an extension of the Outback and tropical Outback.

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The Red Centre

Around Alice Springs, an oasis in the middle of the Outback, the Red Centre of Australia is a breathtaking and unique world site.

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Tasmania

Beyond the Bass Strait come and discover one of the least well known parts of Australia, but also one of the most surprising!

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Nullarbor Plain

The Latin words "nullus" and "arbor" meaning treeless, give name to Nullarbor Plain, a depopulated, semi-desert territory in South Australia. A 2700 km road from Perth to Adelaide called the Eyre Highway, crosses it.

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Kimberley

That Kimberley is considered the "last frontier", is to say, that it is one of the last barriers of true wildness on our planet. Kimberley is one of the most remote, isolated and least populated areas of Australia.

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Aquaculture

Australia is extremely rich in seafood resources of a high quality and aquaculture is the country's fastest growing primary industry. Man has tamed its coasts and there are many reputable aquaculture sites rich in variety.

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Great markets

Markets are held every week in the major cities of Australia. Each has its own distinctive, regional ambiance and only offers fresh produce from the region and some neighboring states.

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The great wine regions

Australia now has over 60 wine regions from which certain wines have gradually acquired an excellent international reputation.

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Specialities

Australia, unlike many European countries, does not have a gastronomy historically established and developed over centuries in and of itself.

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Australian curiosities

Australia has many great products from all regions of the country. Some maybe surprising and yet they are very common and greatly appreciated Australians.

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Not to be missed in Queensland

Queensland is known for its sunshine, beaches and tropical islands. Discover the best Queensland here.

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Not to be missed in the Northern Territory

Rejuvenate yourself in the Aboriginal ancestral home, a vast and limitless expanse between desert and tropics. The Nothern Territory offers a journey of adventure and discovery.

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Not to be missed in Western Australia

Western Australia is the largest and least populated state in Australia, and is an infinite source of natural beauty.

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One-way trips

Australia can be explored by motorhome along its coastlines or crossed inland. Travelling the continent by motorhome allows you complete independence and you can move freely from one state to another at your own pace.

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Other itineraries

Australia can be explored by motorhome along its coastlines or crossed inland. Travelling the continent by motorhome allows you complete independence and you can move freely from one state to another at your own pace.

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Unique routes

Australia can be explored by motorhome along its coastlines or crossed inland. Travelling the continent by motorhome allows you complete independence and you can move freely from one state to another at your own pace.

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Pacific Coast Highway

The Pacific Coast Highway or Pacific Coast Touring Route is one of the most popular routes in Australia. The east coast has lovely beaches and a sunny climate highlighting sublime scenery.

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Tasmania

Beyond the Bass Strait come and discover one of the least well known parts of Australia, but also one of the most surprising!

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Great Ocean Road

Climb aboard your motorhome and travel southern Victoria via the Great Ocean Road, a coastal road built after the Second World War.

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Gibb River Road

Gibb River Road is the extreme off road adventure of the country covering 660 km of track connecting Broome to Kununurra. Formerly a cattle route, it is a dirt gravel road mainly suitable for 4x4 vehicules.

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Outback Way

This intinerary connects Winton to Laverton and crosses the continent through the Red Centre and the Australian Outback.

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The Wonders of the Great Ocean Road

Making your way along Australia's southern coast, you will pass by tropical forests, surf towns, and sand dunes, all while the Great Ocean Road offers up its panoramic views and numerous activities. A brief overview:

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The Great Barrier Reef - Queensland

A genuine under-sea paradise, The Great Barrier Reef was classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1981. It constitutes the largest coral reef in the world and houses a multitude of aquatic species (350 species of coral and 1,500 species of crustacean

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Must see in Western Australia

If you're already going to the other side of the world, why not go big or go home! To take full advantage, we suggest a dream road-trip alond the Western Australia coast, where you can discover all of the "must-see" areas of this region, overflowing with

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The Gold Coast

Half-way between Brisbane and Byron Bay, the Gold Coast will have you dreaming. Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and back-country rainforests...

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Best events in Australia for Springs and Summer 2021

CCOL has selected the top of the events for springs and summer in Australia. Music, wine, gastronomy, art,.. everybody will be satisfied !!

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Vehicles Available

Motorhomes in Australia

The motorhome, also called a recreational vehicle (RV), is a vehicle that is equipped with a shower, toilet, and beds and can accommodate 2 - 7 people. Drivers only need...

4wds in Australia

These are the only motorhome vehicles allowed to travel off the beaten path along unpaved gravel or dirt roads and rough terrain. They can accommodate 2 - 5 people.

Campervans in Australia

In the style of the legendary Volkswagen Combi, these vans are perfectly adapted for touring. They offer basic yet complete comfort and are the perfect vehicles for backp...

Profile Vans in Australia

The Profile motorhome is equipped with a shower and toilet, beds and offers all the necessary comforts for your journey.

General Info

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To receive the best rates bookings must be made well in advance.

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Australia is a country in which hotels and restaurants are expensive, it is more economical to travel by motorhome.

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The country is vast and it is easy to find places to camp for the night outside of residential and tourist areas.

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Many fleets in Australia can be very worn down. Beware of the disappointment that comes with the lowest prices!

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Many opportunities to camp outside of established campgrounds, as great as they are!

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