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Medium Family Melbourne 03/11/2013 - 25/11/2013
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£15 PER DAY |
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Economy Sydney 09/07/2013 - 30/07/2013
4524:Airport
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£16 PER DAY |
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Mini Economy Hobart 09/04/2014 - 21/04/2014
1842:Airport
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£19 PER DAY |
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Large Family Melbourne 02/09/2013 - 28/09/2013
2972:Airport
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£21 PER DAY |
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Carrier Melbourne 01/09/2013 - 20/09/2013
2972:Airport
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£23 PER DAY |
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4x4 Sydney 09/07/2013 - 30/07/2013
4524:Airport
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£27 PER DAY |
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Luxury Brisbane 05/10/2013 - 27/10/2013
679:Airport
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£29 PER DAY |
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Australia, like the USA is a fantastic road trip destination, but unlike the US don't expect petrol stations and waffle houses along the way - you'll need to stock up along the way. You will be able to hire a car from all the major airports. Roads are generally sealed but you will come across more adventurous roads too. Get behind the wheel Of course you don't have to take on the outback, a car is also useful in the big sprawling cities where public transport can be time consuming and for seeing the sites as you drive between cities. Oh and remember to drive on the left and give way to trams. Popular drives If you've sorted out your Australia care hire, why not get yourself a great cheap flight deal to Australia?
It's a big country, in fact it covers 5% of the world's surface so there are long drives between cities. If you head into the Outback get yourself a good map, let someone know your intended route and inform the rental company when you organise car hire - Australia has a few roads that are not covered by insurance. If you drive across Aboriginal land you will need to get permission and you are legally required to shut any gates that you open on your journey.
Stuart Highway - this road cuts down the middle of Australia from Darwin and through Alice Springs. It's a barren road, particularly in the north, and there is no speed limit.
West Coast - see some of Australia's most exciting cities such as Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne by driving down the west coast.
Southern Australia - a drive along Australia's southern coast can start in Melbourne and take in beautiful scenery and the city of Adelaide - a popular wine growing area.