Embark on a 10 day campervan adventure from Adelaide to Alice Springs, travelling over 2,100 km through some of Australia’s most iconic Outback landscapes. This relaxed itinerary provides plenty of time to explore highlights along the way. From pink salt lakes and the rugged Flinders Ranges to the underground town of Coober Pedy and the remote roadhouses of the Stuart Highway. You’ll cross the South Australia–Northern Territory border, detour to the spiritual wonder of Uluru, and finish in Alice Springs, the heart of the Red Centre. With short, manageable drives, unique overnight stays, and unforgettable desert scenery, this route blends comfort with the thrill of Outback adventure.

What an amazing view! The Eureka skydeck in Melbourne gives you 360° view and is a must see when you start your route. During this magnificent trip you’ll start driving along the Great Ocean Road, stopping to admire the astonishing landscapes. Visit the old fisher's town Port Fairy while in Adelaide travel through town and visit a museum or the zoo. Once you have reached Coober Pedy take a tour of the mines where temperatures can rise up to 50°C! You’ll visit the cities of Melbourne and Adelaide and get a real sense of the Australian Outback in Alice Springs. The Northern Territory is famous for Uluru located in the middle of Australia. You will see the magical and spiritual tourist attraction with a long history of great importance in the Aboriginal culture.

Discover a great mix of city and outback. Venturing from Sydney to as far away as Broken Hill, you'll visit the Blue Mountains, have dinner in the world's first horse-drawn restaurant, uncover the mining city of Broken Hill and vibrant Wagga Wagga. Get ready to discover a unique section of New South Wales. 

Rolling vineyards, stone cottages, and long ribbons of country road - South Australia’s wine country was built for slow campervan travel.

Pick up your Apollo in Adelaide and follow an easy five-day arc through the Adelaide Hills, Barossa, and Clare Valley - a compact loop of cellar doors, paddock to plate lunches, and golden-hour sunsets on quiet backroads. With short drive days and over 150 cellar doors across these regions, you can graze, sip, and linger without rushing.

If you’re travelling in harvest (February to April), make sure to pre-book tastings so you don’t miss out! Winter is cosy cellaring season, while spring is mild and it’s often the best window for Lake Bumbunga’s pink hues. Use this as your ready-made route, or lift a few favourite days to shape your own Apollo itinerary.

One of Australia’s most famous coastal drives, the Great Ocean Road packs a lot into a short stretch of highway – surf towns, lush rainforest, lookouts over wild cliffs and, of course, the Twelve Apostles.

This three-day Melbourne round trip keeps the driving relaxed and the days full. You’ll cruise past Bells Beach, wander the foreshore at Apollo Bay, dip into the cool green of the Great Otway National Park, then follow the Shipwreck Coast through the 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge and Bay of Islands before finishing up in the historic fishing village of Port Fairy.

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