• DESCRIPTION

    CAMPERVAN
    DRIVE ON AND RELAX

    Some countries are simply made for a campervan holiday. Wide open spaces, epic landscapes, and plenty of welcoming campsites where you can rock up to take a shower, meet fellow road trippers and give the van a much-needed clean. A campervan (or motorhome), sometimes referred to as a camper, or a caravanette, is a self-propelled vehicle that provides both transport and sleeping accommodation. In these vans, which often feature miniature kitchens and beds that transform into dinner tables, travelers can enjoy both the comfort of modern luxuries and the freedom of the wild
    outdoors.

    Brisbane to sydney – this popular route gives you options – travel the coast or inland; or both! Explore the numerous national parks, beautiful coastal towns and beaches as you travel along. The possibilities are endless and during this trip you will be amazed by the nature Australia has to offer.

    About Vehicle:

    Apollo Pioneer – 5 Berth Motorhome
    The Pioneer is perfect for comfort and style on the open road. Suitable for up to 4 adults and 1 Child this RV is packed full of the creature comforts of home including microwave and stove, large double beds, private bathroom and comfortable dining area. The Apollo Pioneer is perfect for your next self-drive adventure.

    Vehicle Dimensions
    Overall Length 6.7-7.6m | 22-25ft
    Overall Width 2.6m | 8ft 6in
    Overall Height 3.3m | 11ft
    Interior Height 2.1m | 6ft 10in

    Vehicle Specifications
    Transmission Automatic
    Fuel Capacity 208L | 55gal
    Fuel Consumption (approx) 20-25 L / 100km 10-12 miles p/gal
    Power Steering Yes
    Dual Battery Yes
    Power Supply 12/110 Volt
    Make/Model Ford
    Fuel/Engine Size/ Power Gas/6.8L/295KW
    Capacity 4 adults & 1 child

    Features
    Generator Yes
    Propane Tank 68L / 18 gal
    AUX/USB Port Yes
    Air Conditioning: Driver’s Cabin/Main Cabin (240V) Yes / Yes
    Heating: Driver’s Cabin/Main Cabin (Gas & 240V) Yes / Yes
    Seatbelts 2/3
    Baby/Booster Seats 2 max
    Internal Walk-through Access Yes
    Radio & CD Player Yes
    Fridge/Freezer 170L | 6ft3/ Yes
    Gas Stove 3 Burner
    Microwave Yes
    Fire Extinguisher Yes
    TV | DVD Player Yes | No
    Shower Yes
    Toilet Yes
    Hot & Cold Water Supply Yes
    Rear Vision Camera Yes
    Slide-out No

    Number of Beds
    Double Bed 2.0 x 1.4m | 80 x 54in
    Cabover bed 2.4 x 1.4m | 95 x 57in
    Dinette bed 1.9 x 1.2m | 74 x 45in

    Standard External Features
    Fresh Water Tank 151L | 40gal
    Grey Water Tank 91L | 24gal

    Kitchen Kit (per vehicle)
    Cooking Utensils Yes
    Crockery & Cutlery Yes

    Driver License and Minimum Age
    – Drivers must be 21 years of age. A current and full motor vehicle driver’s license is required to be shown by all drivers at time of pick-up. If the driver’s license is not in the English language, then an international driver’s license is recommended. An accredited English translation will be accepted in lieu of an international driving permit.
    – The driver’s license must have been held for at least two years and be valid for the whole length of the rental. The original driver’s license must be shown at time of pick-up with the driver is present.

    Getting to and from the Airport
    Branches are conveniently located near major airports, making pick-up and drop-off even easier for you. You can arrange transport to and from the airport via taxi or rideshare. For all StarRv bookings, Taxi/rideshare fare from the nearest Airport will be reimbursed on the day of pick-up, for up to US$70 (receipt must be presented for reimbursement).
    Returning the RV
    The RV is a home away from home and for comfort, we recommend it’s kept tidy throughout the road trip. The RVs need to be returned to the branch as they were taken, with the interior cleaned, holding tanks emptied and the fuel tank full. The RV exterior does not require cleaning unless it’s covered with excessive dirt or mud, making it difficult for our team to see its return condition

    Travel Insurance
    For peace of mind, we strongly recommend that all guests take out the highest level of private Travel Insurance.

    Protection Package
    Public Liability Insurance
    Public Liability Insurance is included in the nightly rental rate. The public liability insurance that covers the registered drivers is only up to the statutory limit as stipulated by law of the State you are in at the time. This insurance amount is normally very low. For a higher insurance amount refer to the Supplemental Liability Insurance offered as a value added service.

    Property Damage
    You are responsible up to the amount of US$1,000 for the cost of damages to the rented RV. You are also responsible for the cost of demurrage for the period the RV is unavailable due to repairs. The Liability is applicable regardless of who is at fault and must be paid at the time the accident is reported to Apollo, not at the completion of the rental period.

    Standard Liability
    Apollo’s rental charge includes a Standard Liability of US$1,000.

    A security deposit of US$1,000 will be collected at the time of entering into the Rental Contract. The US$1,000 will be charged to the credit card account immediately.

  • Inclusions

    Return airport transfers
    Motorhome rental – unlimited kilometers
    24 hours roadside assistance
    Kitchen kit
    General equipment
    Extra driver fee
    Third party insurance
    Undercarriage/overhead damage (covered for accidental damage)
    Gas bottle, camp chairs and table.

  • Day 1

    Miami – Grassy Key (approx. 105 miles)
    Climb up into the driver’s seat of your motorhome then head south from Miami, leaving the mainland and crossing over onto beautiful Key Largo. Continue heading along the Keys across a string of bridges with the sun glinting on the ocean all around, until you get to sleepy Grassy Key – home of the Dolphin Research Centre with the chance to play with dolphins or hug a sea lion. Recommended stay – Grassy Camp RV Park & Resort, right on the water.

    Day 2

    Grassy Key – Key West (approx. 55 miles)
    Breeze through Marathon and then cross the famous Seven Mile Bridge to the Lower Keys, with sweeping views over the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. Keep going until you reach the last of the keys, Key West, where you’ll be closer to Havana in Cuba than to Miami. Enjoy lush tropical vegetation, a laid-back vibe, crystal-clear water, and a buzzing bar, club and restaurant scene. Don’t miss the nightly sunset celebrations on Mallory Pier either. Recommended stay – Boyd’s Campground, just minutes from the centre of the action.

    Day 3

    Key West – John Pennekamp State Park (approx. 100 miles)
    Head back north from Key West and watch the beautiful ocean scenery slip by as you make your way to John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park on Key Largo. America’s first undersea park is a vast natural wonder and comes complete with stunning coral reefs, exotic marine life, and a submerged bronze statue of Christ to explore. The diving and snorkelling is superb, plus there are glass-bottom boat trips, canoeing, kayaking, and nature trails through the mangrove swamps. Recommended stay – John Pennekamp State Park

    Day 4

    John Pennekamp State Park – Everglades National Park (approx. 33 miles)
    Leave the Keys and rejoin the Florida mainland, heading for the Everglades. Immerse yourself in a lushly tropical world of wetlands and mangrove swamps, where alligators and manatees cut through the water, and spoonbills and ibises stalk among the sawgrass. Walk the trails, kayak along hidden waterways and see the true beauty of nature like you’ve never seen it before. Recommended stay – Flamingo Campground, right inside the Park.

    Day 5

    Everglades National Park – Sanibel (approx.96 miles)
    Cross over to the west side of the Florida peninsula and make your way up to the beach paradise of Sanibel Island, where you’ll find powder-white sand and warm crystalline waters spread out under a canopy of swaying palm trees. It’s the perfect place to unwind, especially since motorised watersports are banned here to preserve the peace, and there are fabulous shells to collect on the shore if you fancy a souvenir. Recommended stay – Periwinkle Park & Campground, just a half-mile from the beach.

    Day 6

    Sanibel Island – Fort de Soto Park (approx. 145 miles)
    Rejoin the mainland, then it’s north past some classic Gulf beaches and coastal resorts to Fort de Soto Park, where a ruined American-Spanish War-era castle looms large out of the sands. Spread over five small islands, the Park has it all: fantastic beaches; nature trails; sea kayaking; fishing; boating; and canoeing through mangrove channels. It’s a wonderful place to spot all kinds of wildlife, marine-life and bird-life too. Recommended stay – Fort de Soto Park Campground

    Day 7

    Fort de Soto Park – Walt Disney World (approx. 100 miles)
    Time for a change of pace as you motor inland to Orlando and Walt Disney World. With four kingdoms and two water parks, Disney World has a bit of everything. That means not only can you ride some awesome ‘coasters; you can discover cutting-edge innovations at Epcot; go on safari in the Animal Kingdom; interact with film and TV characters at Hollywood Studios; or meet Mickey and friends in the Magic Kingdom. Recommended stay – Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, surrounded by 750 acres of pine and cypress forest.

    Day 8

    Walt Disney World – Juno Beach (approx. 160 miles)
    After maxing out on the Disney magic, continue east to Cape Canaveral and check out the Kennedy Space Center – the place where NASA has launched its space rockets since 1969. This is the spot to see actual spacecraft, meet an astronaut, watch mind-boggling footage on the giant IMAX screen and even get up close to the launch pad. Then head down the coast to Juno Beach, with its wide expanse of soft white sand. Recommended stay – Juno Ocean Walk RV Resort, walking distance to the beach and pier.

    Day 9

    Juno Beach – Dania Beach (approx. 64 miles)
    Keep on heading down the Gold Coast, stopping to rub shoulders with the jet-set at upscale Palm Beach, where mansions and manicured lawns are the order of the day along Ocean Boulevard and the shops on Worth Avenue come with designer price tags. Continue on past Fort Lauderdale to family-friendly Dania Beach, which has a small-town feel, complete with great sandy beaches and a charming Historic Art and Antique District. Recommended stay – North Coast Park & Marina, just minutes from the ocean.

    Day 10

    Dania Beach – Miami (approx. 30 miles)
    Drive the short distance back to Miami and drop off your motorhome, as your fun-filled Floridian adventure reaches its end.

    For various campsites and its rentals, visit: https://koa.com/

  • EXCLUSION

    Airfare
    Visa
    Travel insurance
    Fuel
    Campground fees
    Meals
    Personal expenses
    Optional tours/transfers
    All other services not mentioned under Inclusions

  • TERMS & CONDITIONS

    *Prices mentioned is starting from, per person based on 2 persons travelling together and sharing a motorhome, subject to seasonal surcharges and availability.

    It is the responsibility of the passengers to ensure they hold valid passport, visa, travel and medical insurance, vaccination etc., as applicable for each destination.

    To assist with visa application process, ITL World would provide copies of air tickets, travel insurance and other ground service vouchers for bookings made and fully paid for. Approval and issuance of visa is at the discretion of respective Embassies or Consulates and ITL World cannot in anyway influence this process. Certain nationals however receive visa on arrival in select countries, subject to prior online approvals