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In our Series 3 finale we look at where Australian RV travel is heading — electric vehicles, changing demographics, free camping pressure, technology, and what it means for today's travellers.
The Nullarbor crossing is an iconic Australian road trip — long, remote, and unlike anywhere else. We cover preparation, fuel and water planning, the best stops, and what the experience is actually like.
The right upgrades transform a rig for serious Australian touring. We cover the modifications that deliver genuine value — solar, lithium, suspension, tyres, communications, and custom solutions for older rigs.
RV insurance is more complex than most travellers realise. We cover policy types, common exclusions, and the questions to ask before you buy. General information only — not financial advice.
xtended travel brings real health and wellbeing challenges. We cover sun safety, staying active, managing medical needs, and the mental health aspects of life on the road. General information only.
Remote Australian travel requires proper communication planning. We cover mobile coverage, satellite communicators, PLBs, and how to stay safely connected when you're hundreds of kilometres from the nearest town.
Full-time travellers face real challenges cooking and eating well in a small kitchen. We cover meal planning, fridge management, campfire cooking, and how to eat well on a touring budget.
Pets are great travel companions but come with rules, responsibilities, and planning requirements. We cover national park pet restrictions, heat safety, vet access on the road, and how to make the experience great for your animals.
Water systems are one of the most important parts of a motorhome. We cover fresh water tanks, pumps, hot water systems, grey water management, and how to keep your system healthy on the road.
Prevention is cheaper than breakdown. We cover the essential pre-trip maintenance checks every Australian motorhome and caravan owner should do before hitting the road.
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