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SA Trip of a Lifetime
Gary & Pam Jolly have set off on their trip of a lifetime travelling through the Northern Territory and Western Australia.
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Jayco Discovery conquered Elephant Pass
Ray and Faye Hannah from Bendigo North travelled for three weeks in their new Discovery, experiencing the southern state of Tasmania.
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Seaside camp with comforts
The Vance family took a break along Victoria’s rugged coast to test the waters, before they head to the Northern Territory.
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A starry starry night at Burdekin Falls Dam
Burdekin Falls Damn is a wonderful place to visit for some peace and quiet over a few days.
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Nocturnal Dream
Jen Fischer and her family spent a month in their Jayco Eagle Outback, experiencing all Tasmania has to offer, including the amazing scenery and heritage sites.
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A Fraser Island Adventure!
In July 2010, Werner and Denise Saul hooked up their 2009 Jayco Outback Dove Camper to the Prado, met another couple and their van in Bairnsdale and headed for Fraser Island.
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Opie's Adventures
When Ashley, Dee and Jayne Opie set off for a 5 week adventure in their new Eagle Outback camper it took them to lots of wonderful places around Australia, including Coffin Bay.
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Scenery Spectacular!
We started our holiday with our motorhome at Rocky Pool which is a permanent waterhole on the Gascoyne River about 50km east of Carnarvon in W.A.
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Motorhome Freedom, experienced internationally by Prestige staff!
When family affairs draw our staff interstate or even overseas, they still manage to opt for the freedom and adventures of caravanning
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First trip plus many more to come
Not even shocking weather and high winds could ruin our trip! We set off on a seven week trip up north to Mooloolaba, Queensland. Our Jayco Sterling was a pleasure to tow and an enjoyable mode of travel!
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Uluru Odyssey
Nothing symbolizes the beauty of the Red centre more than the most recognizable landmark in Australia – Uluru. This stunning 348 metre high rock is believed to be 500 to 600 million years old and has deep cultural significance to the traditional owners – the Anangu Aboriginal people.
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Alice - City of the Red Centre
We arrived in Alice Springs on a warm September day.Surrounded by the spectacular MacDonnell Ranges, Alice Springs has grown, over the last 30 years, from a backwater settlement to a vibrant multi-cultural city with many attractions for the visiting tourist.
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Never Never Land with Devils and Little Green Men
After returning to Katherine, we again drove south on the Stuart Highway. The sheer starkness of the landscape displays the isolation that is so prevalent in the Northern Territory.We really were in Never Never Land.
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Gorgeous Katherine
The peaceful settlement of Adelaide River lies 111 kilometres south of Darwin and was once the overnight stop over for the gold miners seeking their fortunes at Pine Creek. The town was an important military centre during the Second World War and was subsequently bombed by the Japanese during this conflict.
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Dave on the Gibb River Road
Just a shot you may like of us about to cross the Pentecost River on the Gibb River Road.
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The track to the top end
The Barkly Highway commences at Mt. Isa and stretches 631 kilometres to the mighty Stuart Highway, the road that is affectionately known by the locals as “The Track to the Top End”.
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Sonia & Georgie's Queensland Adventures
Sonia & Georgie Lanham from Nerang Queensland purchased their Jayco 21.65-4 Sterling caravan from senior sales consultant Kelvin Baker in Bendigo in August 2008.
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Mt Isa
Mt. Isa is the world’s biggest city – its administrative area of 40,977 square kilometres, with a main street 180 kilometres long, is almost the same size as Switzerland and twice as big as Israel.
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Travelling the Tablelands
The Atherton Tablelands lie in the hinterland behind the far north Queensland coast. To reach this high country in a caravan, it is recommended that you drive up the sealed easily accessible winding Rex Range Road, which runs off the Captain Cook Highway near Mossman.
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Discovering the Daintree
The resort town of Port Douglas lies 75 kilometres north of Cairns on Trinity Bay. Founded in the 1870’s as a port for the Hodgkinson River goldfields, it was Christopher Skase who developed the Marina Mirage on Dickson Inlet which led to the tourist boom of the 1980’s and the establishment of the numerous stylish resorts, boutiques, upmarket eateries and cruises to the surrounding reef.
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