A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Strap in for two-weeks of family fun in southern Australia, pairing two iconic cities with plenty of nature and wildlife
14 days, from £3300 to £4500
Go big on family fun with two weeks of action-packed adventures in New Zealand
15 days, from £4000 to £4750
Buckle up for this epic 18-day road trip through New Zealand’s North and South Islands
18 days, from £4000 to £5450
Explore the best of Western Australia on this two-week family adventure, from the bright city lights of Perth to the colourful delights of Ningaloo Reef
15 days, from £4500 to £5200
Chase adventure for 15 days across Australia, from city streets and blissful beaches to rolling vineyards and outback horizons
15 days, from £4750 to £5700
Hit the road and explore South Australia’s wild side over 15 days, from Adelaide to the Outback
15 days, from £5000 to £6500
Explore the best of southern Australia on this 20-day adventure in Melbourne, Sydney and the wilds of Tasmania
20 days, from £5350 to £6950
Dial up the romance on a three-week road trip across New Zealand’s South and North Islands
23 days, from £5550 to £7350
Drive across one of the world’s great wildernesses, navigating the red dirt tracks of the Kimberley region by 4x4
18 days, from £5650 to £7350
Venture off the beaten track on this three-week road trip across New Zealand, from Auckland on the North Island to the Catlins Coast on the South
23 days, from £6500 to £8000
Combine the highlights of New Zealand’s North and South Islands with the ultimate Pacific dream in Fiji
18 days, from £6950 to £9000
Kick off married life with a two-week road trip around New Zealand’s North and South Islands
17 days, from £7200 to £9350
Explore Australasia and beyond with this 24-day adventure, combining the buzzing cities of Dubai and Los Angeles with the wild landscapes of Australia and New Zealand and far-flung islands in the South Pacific
24 days, from £7350 to £10950
Hike, bike and paddle your way through Australasia on this thrilling 44-day sabbatical from Melbourne to Queenstown
44 days, from £12450 to £16150
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
While these vast and wild countries couldn't be more different, they are both full of hidden pockets of natural beauty that are often overlooked, but which can be easily accessible and enjoyed on a lovely, leisurely car ride. Whether you're after a solo adventure, a romantic getaway or a journey for the whole family to enjoy, Australasia road trips can be tailored to suit you.
Full to the brim with lush and untouched scenery, culture-filled cities and idyllic coastlines across both the North and South Islands, food- and nature-lovers will be blown away with New Zealand road trips. Start in Auckland and weave your way through the countryside to the country's capital Wellington, sampling local produce along the way, before hopping over to the South Island on a ferry (or drop your hire car and fly over to pick up another set of wheels) to take the winding roads around steep mountains and through verdant rolling vineyards of the South Island. Along the way you can get the adrenaline pumping with outdoors activities; indulge in wine tastings and gourmet meals; visit the many museums and learn about the nation's indigenous Maori culture.
If the idea of world-famous coastline, bustling cities and arid desert landscapes tickle your fancy, there are plenty of Australia road trips to try. The East Coast is famous for its excellent watersports and diving, so water babies should make the epic drive from Cairns - the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef - down towards the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane via the pretty coastal towns of Airlie Beach and the Whitsunday region, the ideal stop offs to swap your car for a boat on an island-hopping jolly. The stretch between culture-filled Melbourne and artsy Adelaide, on the other hand, includes the famous Great Ocean Road which promises lovely views and quaint seaside nooks, plus plenty of vineyards to enjoy; while the drive to the country's Red Centre - home to the towering sacred monolith of Uluru, or Ayers Rock - will take you from verdant countryside to the seemingly never-ending desert of the Outback without another soul in sight and give you a taste of the 'real Australia' that so many miss.
While we love fly-drive adventures for the freedom to explore at your own pace, our New Zealand and Australia experts can help you plan your route and the lovely stops to see along the way - including those secret spots that most tourists never get to see - and organise everything from guided tours to cultural experiences.
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