10 Day Road Trip Through Victoria

Today, you’ll drive approximately two-and-a-half hours to Apollo Bay along the renowned Great Ocean Road. On your way, park up your motorhome in Torquay where a bunch of beautiful beaches are waiting to be explored. Be sure not to miss Bells Beach, one of Australia's most famous beaches.

From there, you can make your way to Lorne, a small seaside town filled with boutique stores and walking trails. Once you’ve done your dash in Lorne, the final stretch of your day will be at Apollo Bay. Known for its fresh seafood, luscious rainforests and amazing waterfalls, Apollo Bay is the perfect place to end the first day of your RV road trip.

Enjoy dinner at Graze on Pascoe Street before parking up for the night at the Apollo Bay Recreation Reserve.

Your first stop will take you to Great Otway National Park. This immense national park stretches from Torquay to the Otways hinterland. To experience the park from the best vantage point, head to Otway Treetop Adventures where you can take a zipline tour, a treetop walk or visit the Enchanted Forest (a must-do if you’re travelling with young children).

Next, make your way to Logan’s Beach. Southern right whales are often seen in the area between June and September, so keep your eyes peeled if you’re in the area at this time of year.

Your final stop will be Port Fairy, a quaint fishing town at the end of Great Ocean Road. Port Fairy is brimming with boutique and antique stores, art and craft shops, and fantastic restaurants and cafes.

Take the time to enjoy some of the region's best produce with a relaxing meal at Victoria’s oldest inn, Merrijig Kitchen Inn or treat yourself to something sweet at the Village Bakehouse.

Park up your motorhome for an overnight stay at Port Fairy Holiday Park.

Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve is a great place to visit, with plenty of koalas, kangaroos, and emus to keep an eye out for. The reserve offers another great opportunity to immerse yourself in Australia’s Aboriginal culture, with guided tours available.

Port Fairy has some great on-water activities too, including surf lessons, snorkelling, paddleboarding, and kayaks for hire.

After a great morning of fun and adventure, it’s time to jump back in your motorhome, hit the road, and enjoy the scenic three-hour drive to Robe. Along the way, you’ll pass through Portland and then Cape Bridgewater, a prime spot for seal spotting. Take a breather at Mount Gambia where you can explore the underground garden of Eden at Umpherston Sinkhole.

Once you reach Robe, treat yourself to a relaxing meal by the seaside at Sails at Robe. Then, enjoy a great night’s stay in the beautiful surroundings of Robe Holiday Park.

Make a stop at Coorong National Park. The Coorong – a spectacular lagoon stretching 140 km – is a popular spot for birdwatching and photography.

Just 30 minutes before you reach Adelaide is the Mount Lofty Botanic Garden where you can explore the gardens and gullies, trails and tours, and sculptures and artworks.

Next stop, Adelaide! Bursting with culture, events and entertainment, this bustling city has something in store for every type of traveller. With a thriving restaurant and bar scene, there are lots of great options for enjoying a meal out. Our top pick is Peel St – be sure to try the crispy fried kingfish wings!

Stay overnight in one of Adelaide’s great national parks or enjoy the excellent amenities on offer at The BIG4 Holiday Park on Military Road.

There are plenty of great places to explore while you’re here, so enjoy a change of pace as you take in the sights, sounds, and tastes of South Australia’s capital city.

One thing Adelaide is extremely well known for is its wine. But don’t take our word for it! Get a taste of the goodness first-hand with a tour of McLaren Vale.

For a sample of the many delicious types of cuisine on offer from the region, head along to the Adelaide Central Market.

Plan a stay at the conveniently located Adelaide Caravan Park – just 2 km from the CBD.

Book your trip online, then simply head to the ferry terminal and drive your motorhome on board. The ferry journey itself takes about 45 minutes.

Kangaroo Island is a wildlife sanctuary for many of Australia’s precious animals, birds, and plant life. Take a tour of Seal Bay where you can learn about endangered sea lions from experienced guides. You can even swim with dolphins and see incredible birds of prey at the Raptor Domain.

With its fertile soil and rich waters, Kangaroo Island also produces some incredible food and wine. Try it for yourself at one of the top-class cellar doors, farm gates, restaurants, and cafes.

Make the most of everything on offer and stay the night on Kangaroo Island. There are plenty of great campgrounds and holiday parks to choose from.

It’s a big drive today, so you’ll want to plan a few refreshing stops along the way.

Once you arrive in Halls Gap, we recommend an afternoon walk to stretch your legs and take in some of the sights. A great place to do this is at Grampians National Park where you can explore the park’s spectacular scenery on one of the many trails and walks.

For more amazing views, head to Boroka Lookout and take in the panoramic vista over Halls Gap and east of the Grampians. Or for an experience the whole family will love, visit Halls Gap Zoo, Victoria’s largest regional zoo with over 160 species of native and exotic animals and birds.

After all that driving and walking, plan a relaxing night in with some tasty takeaways from Flame Brothers then park up your motorhome at Breeze Holiday Park.

Today, you’re heading to Sovereign Hill in Ballarat, a living, open-air outdoor museum that covers 15 hectares of a former 1850’s goldmining site. This is a truly immersive experience, with costumed characters bringing this time period to life. While you’re at Sovereign Hill, have a go at panning for gold, take an underground mine tour, try a carving workshop, or ride in a horse-drawn carriage.

Enjoy a meal at one of Sovereign Hill’s onsite bakeries and cafes then take the 10-minute drive to Ballarat and park up for the night at the BIG4 NRMA Ballarat Holiday Park.

It’s a big drive today, so you’ll want to plan a few refreshing stops along the way.

Once you arrive in Halls Gap, we recommend an afternoon walk to stretch your legs and take in some of the sights. A great place to do this is at Grampians National Park where you can explore the park’s spectacular scenery on one of the many trails and walks.

For more amazing views, head to Boroka Lookout and take in the panoramic vista over Halls Gap and east of the Grampians. Or for an experience the whole family will love, visit Halls Gap Zoo, Victoria’s largest regional zoo with over 160 species of native and exotic animals and birds.

After all that driving and walking, plan a relaxing night in with some tasty takeaways from Flame Brothers then park up your motorhome at Breeze Holiday Park.

Wake up at your leisure and enjoy a home cooked breakfast in your campervan before taking the 90-minute drive back to Melbourne.

On your way, plan a stop in Melton and stretch your legs at the Melton Botanic Garden.

Once you arrive in Melbourne, drop your campervan off at Mighty Camper’s Melbourne branch.

Ready for the best Australia road trip ever?

From feeding kangaroos and mining for gold to swimming with dolphins and wine tasting, you’ll tick off a whole list of the best things to do in Australia on this ultimate RV road trip!

If you’re excited to explore Australia’s natural wonders, the very best way to do so is by motorhome or campervan. At Mighty, we have a wide range of the best motorhomes available for hire for your next Australian road trip. And to help you stay on budget, make sure you don’t miss out on our latest deals.

Ready to get started? It’s easy! Simply book online today and follow this ultimate itinerary, or check out our popular routes to help inspire your own awesome road trip planner.