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Lima, Peru
Verblijf in wijk Miraflores. Afspreken Andries kan op 11 of 12e in voormiddag?
Bus om 13u30?
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Paracas, Peru
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Ica, Peru
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Huacachina, Peru
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Nazca, Peru
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Arequipa, Peru
Bus naar Cabanaconde boeken bij aankomst in Arequipa in bus terminal. Reyna,
Milagros, Andalucia rijden rechtstreeks. 5euro pp 6u rijden. Vertrek om 01u00 en
11u00 Actueel 28sol, 5.30u 920079595 tel 988060516 whatsapp
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Cabanaconde, Peru
Pachamama homestay
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Arequipa, Peru
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Cusco, Peru
DAG 1: stad. DAG 2: Maras Moray.
https://www.reisjunk.nl/peru/zoutterrassen-maras/ DAG 3: rainbow mountain. Taxi
ipv tour +/-70euro. Delen? Niet op eerste dag Cusco.
https://www.reisjunk.nl/peru/rainbow-mountain/ DAG 4: vertrek naar Salkantay
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Salcantay, Peru
https://stingynomads.com/salkantay-trek-machu-picchu/
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Aguas Calientes, Peru
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Ollantaytambo, Peru
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Urubamba, Peru
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Cusco, Peru
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Puno, Peru
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Copacabana, Bolivia
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La Paz, Bolivia
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Huayna Potosí, Bolivia
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La Paz, Bolivia
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Sucre, Bolivia
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Potosi, Bolivia
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Uyuni, Bolivia
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San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
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Salta Province, Argentina
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Cafayate, Argentina
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La Rioja, Argentina
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Mendoza, Argentina
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Aconcagua, Argentina
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Valparaíso, Chile
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Pucón, Chile
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San Martín de los Andes, Argentina
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San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina
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El Chaltén, Argentina
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El Calafate, Argentina
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Puerto Natales, Chile
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Torres del Paine, Chile
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Punta Arenas, Chile
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Ushuaia, Argentina
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Iguazú Department, Argentina
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Bogotá, Colombia
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Washington, United States
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Seattle, United States
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Vancouver, Canada
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Auckland, New Zealand
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Paihia, New Zealand
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Cape Reinga, New Zealand
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Coromandel, New Zealand
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Waiotapu, New Zealand
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Whakapapa River, New Zealand
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Wellington, New Zealand
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Mārahau, New Zealand
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St. Arnaud, New Zealand
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Nelson Lakes National Park, New Zealand
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Lake Brunner, New Zealand
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Lake Tekapo, New Zealand
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Aoraki / Mount Cook, New Zealand
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Kaikōura, New Zealand
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Dunedin, New Zealand
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Catlins Lake, New Zealand
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Kepler Track, New Zealand
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Te Anau, New Zealand
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Milford Track, New Zealand
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Te Anau, New Zealand
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Routeburn Track, New Zealand
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Queenstown, New Zealand
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Wānaka, New Zealand
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Franz Josef Glacier, New Zealand
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Taranaki, New Zealand
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Auckland, New Zealand
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Sydney, Australia
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Hunter Region, Australia
Sydney to Brisbane Itinerary Day 1 & 2: Sydney to the Hunter Valley - 165 km or
388 km | 3 hrs Optional 2 days: Blue Mountains and Wollemi National Parks - 388
km | 5 h 45 m Day 4 & 5: Hunter Valley to Myall Lakes - 242 km | 3.5 hrs Day 6
- 8: Myall Lakes to Dorrigo National Park - 362 km | 4 h 20 m Day 8 - 10:
Dorrigo National Park to Byron Bay - 373 km | 4 h Day 10 - 13: Byron Bay to the
Gold Coast - 200 km | 3 h 15 m Day 14 & 15: Gold Coast to Brisbane (via
Springbrook and Lamington National Parks) - 215 km | 4 h Sydney to Hunter Valley
You have to routes to choose from. Go via the Blue Mountains for some superb
mountain hikes, charming little towns and Aboriginal cave paintings, glow worms
and rock climbing in Wollemi. Take the coastal route (which is quicker) for
coastal wilderness hikes in Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park, Brisbane Water
National Park and the spectacular coastal walk in the Bouddi National Park/.
https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/hunter-valley-to-sydney.html
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Myall Lake, Australia
Port Stephens and Myall Lakes
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/myall-lakes-to-hunter-valley.html]
Newcastle history, animal parks, beaches. Port Stephens is a tapestry of inlets,
beaches and lakes perfect for Stand up Paddleboarding and other watersports. The
string of townships are great for wining and dining. Myall Lakes also abounds
with water but with more wilderness and camping options because most of it is
protected within the Myall Lakes National Park. Camp here for a while to really
explore.
https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/myall-lakes-to-hunter-valley.html
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Dorrigo National Park, Australia
Bellingen and Dorrigo National Park
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/dorrigo-to-myall-lakes.html] Explore
the fertile green valley of Bellingen on one of the scenic drives, swim in the
Never Never River, then explore ancient rainforests shrouded in mist and walk
beneath towering tree ferns in Dorrigo National Park. Camp in the cute seaside
town of Sawtell.
https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/dorrigo-to-myall-lakes.html
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Byron Bay, Australia
Coffs Harbor and Byron Bay There is a lot to do in Coffs Harbor from wildlife
encounters to tree tops walks over the rainforest and lazing on beaches. In late
September and early November the Jacaranda trees are in full bloom in Grafton,
which is definitely worth stopping for. Byron Bay is a hippie surf mecca with a
lighthouse walk, thriving arts scene, live music, vegetarian food and markets.
https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/byron-bay-to-dorrigo.html
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Gold Coast, Australia
Mount Warning and Nimbin
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/gold-coast-to-byron-bay.html] From
Byron Bay detour inland to visit the rainbow town of Nimbin, Minyon Falls, climb
Mount Warning and extinct volcano for amazing views, go stand up paddleboarding
down Cudgen Creek before arriving at the Gold Coast.
https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/gold-coast-to-byron-bay.html
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Brisbane, Australia
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Glass House Mountains, Australia
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Noosa Shire, Australia
dag 1 brisbane - glass house mountains - noose 296km 4u dag 2 rainbow beach en
great Sandy NP ITINERARY FOR THE BRISBANE TO AIRLIE BEACH DRIVE Day 1: Brisbane
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/campervan-hire-rental-brisbane/], Glass
House Mountains, Noosa: 296 km | 4 h Day 2: Rainbow Beach & Great Sandy National
Park: no driving Day 3: Fraser Island: no driving (optional extra day on Fraser
Island) Day 4: Hervey Bay and Bundaberg: 135 km | 1 h 35 Day 5: Agnes Water,
1770: 230 km | 2 h 45 m (optional additional day at Lady Musgrave Island) Day
6: Capricorn Caves: 253 km | 3 h Day 7: Cape Hillsborough National Park: 363 km
| 4 hr Day 8: Eungella National Park, Airlie Beach
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/campervan-hire-rental-airlie-beach/]: 277 km
| 3 h 45 m The Glass House Mountains The Glass House Mountains are a striking
backdrop an hour's north of Brisbane, and have some stunning walking trails.
Climb to the summit of Mount Beerburrum. Park at the Beerburrum Trailhead of
Beerburrum Road near Beerburrum. Allow 1.5 hours. Get a great view of the Glass
House Mountains on the Glass House Mountains Lookout which you can drive to.
Climb to the top of Mount Beerwah Climb to the summit of NgunNgun Mountain and
visit Maxin's Cave. The Hinterland The Hinterland is just 30 minutes from the
sunshine coast and an hour north of Brisbane but it offers a different beauty
altogether. Tootle along the meandering Tourist Drive 23 through rolling green
hills, misty valleys, lush forests, and charming historic villages such as
Maleny and Montville. There you can pop into art galleries, tea shops, gift
shops, bakeries, and enjoy locally produced food Partake in the famous Woodford
Folk Festival (Dec 27 - Jan 1) Nature lovers can download a walking map to
explore the waterfalls, forests and stunning views of the region. Kondalilla
Falls in Kondalilla National Park is a beautiful setting with a swimming hole.
Maleny Botanic Gardens and Bird World gives you an opportunity to get close with
parrots and other native birds. Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve has some
beautiful walks with stunning views to the Glasshouse Mountains. Sunshine Coast
The Sunshine Coast is a seemingly endless string of sandy beaches. Unlike Noosa
Heads, it’s swanky neighbour to the north, the Sunshine Coast is residential,
laid-back, and more affordable. Mooloolaba, Alexandria Headland, and
Maroochydore are all great places to stay with plenty of caravan parks, places
to eat, and things to do. Highlights include: point Cartwright Lighthouse at
Buddina Cotton Tree Pier and Cotton Tree Beach in Maroochydoore for a swim at a
calm beach sheltered from the wind and a walk followed by a drink at the Boat
Shed. A beach walk and a swim at Mooloolaba Beach to Pandanus Lookout. NOOSA
HEADS Noosa Heads is a ritzy beach-side town on a gorgeous sweep of beach. Most
of the peninsula is national park with some short but rewarding walking trails.
With a glut of world class restaurants on Hastings Street, there is no shortage
of places to eat, unless you’re on a budget. Highlights include: * A walk
through the National Park to Hells Gate and the Fairy Pools. * Walk up to Laguna
Lookout. * Swim on Noosa Heads Main Beach. * Stroll through Noosa Botanic
Gardens * Rent a kayak and explore the waterways.
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Great Sandy National Park, Australia
Great Sandy National Park and Cooloola Recreation Area is a large swathe of
preserved coastline. The landscapes are varied from high sand dunes, sand blows,
coloured cliffs, beaches, freshwater lakes, paperbark swamps, tall forests and
wildflower heaths. Cooloola is a refuge for plants and animals, many threatened
with extinction due to coastal development in Queensland. It is also home to the
flightless emu. There are lots of walks from which to choose from easy 200 meter
boardwalks to longer and more strenuous walks for the more experienced hikers.
Some of the roads into the national park are 4WD only. Grab a map from the
Visitor Information Centre and ask what roads you can access in a conventional
vehicle. All camping in the national park is only accessible by 4WD, boat or
walking.
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Rainbow Beach, Australia
Rainbow Beach and the Great Sandy National Park Rainbow Beach is a tiny town
surrounded by the Great Sandy National Park with multi-coloured sand cliffs
overlooking the beach and ocean. It’s a convenient stepping off point for Fraser
Island, or a base from which to explore the Great Sandy national park.
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Fraser Island, Australia
Fraser Island The unspoiled beauty of World Heritage listed Fraser Island off
the coast of Hervey Bay will take your breath away. Known as K’Gari, or
‘Paradise’, by the local Aboriginal people, Fraser Island is the largest sand
island in the world. It has fresh crystal clear creeks and lakes perfect for
swimming, fishing, kayaking, and snorkelling, majestic sand dunes and ancient
forests with thousand year old trees, swampy wetlands, walking trails, turtles,
dugongs, birds a plenty, whales, dolphins, sharks, wallabies, and of course
Fraser Islands iconic dingo. 1 and 2 day tours are available through a range of
tour companies based in Hervey Bay and Rainbow Beach. RATES: Day trips start
from $155 per person. 2 day overnight tours start at $390 per person.
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Hervey Bay, Australia
Hervey Bay Hervey Bay charms every visitor with its sweeping sandy beaches, calm
blue sea (perfect for kiddies) and relaxed community. The kids will love
Wetside Water Education Park. Swim with sharks (the non-predatory variety) at
Reef World Aquarium. Hervey Bay is most famous for its whale-watching cruises,
which take you up close to the frolicking humpbacks. Take a day trip or
overnight tour to Fraser Island (see below). Fraser Coast Discover Sphere is a
great place to learn about the local marine life. Hervey Bay Historical Village
and Museum will give you some local history. Take a walk along Urangan Pier.
Stroll through the Hervey Bay Botanical Gardens.
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Bundaberg Central, Australia
Hervey bay en Bundaberg 135km 1u35 Bundaberg Bundaberg is about midway between
Agnes Water and Hervey Bay. On Mon Repos Beach you can watch turtles laying
their eggs from November to late March. This is the largest turtle population on
the east coast of Australia. Visit the Mon Repos Turtle Center to find out more.
Bundaberg is famous for its rum and you can tour the distillery. You can also
see a ginger beer factory in operation. Stroll through the botanic gardens and
Baldwin Swamp which lies in the middle of town. Learn about Bert Hinkler who
made the first solo flight from Australia to England at the Hinkler Hall of
Aviation. Enjoy the art works at the Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery.
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Agnes Water, Australia
Agnes water, 1770 230km 2u45 Agnes Water and 1770 Agnes Water and the
neighbouring town of Seventeen Seventy (so named because that’s the year Captain
Cook mapped it) are picturesque coastal towns every bit as beautiful as Airlie
Beach to the north and Noosa to the south, but without the crowds. Getting off
the beaten track is one of the many perks of touring Australia in a campervan.
Agnes Water is the most northerly surf beach before the Great Barrier Reef
begins. Enjoy some organic sustenance at Sol Foods or good fish and chips at Off
The Hook. Grab a delicious pie at Agnes Water Bakery. Go fishing in a boat
hired from the marina. Kayak with dolphins. Learn to surf. Dive the reef or
shipwrecks. Grab a book and enjoy afternoon tea at the Getaway Garden Café,
which is a short walk from several deserted beaches. Visit the Deepwater
National Park. Between January and April turtles are nesting and you might see
hatchling turtles emerging from their eggs at night. Take a day trip to Lady
Musgrave Island (reef snorkeling - 200pp). Take a walking tour with Cooloola Eco
Tours
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30, Australia
Capricorn caves 253km 3u Capricorn Caves The Capricorn Caves near Rockhampton
are a system of above ground caves in a limestone ridge. Tours range from the
easy but beautiful to the more adventurous (including abseiling, wall climbing
and caving) and run from 9 am until 4 pm. Book ahead.
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Cape Hillsborough National Park, Australia
cape Hillsborough NP 363km 4u CAPE HILLSBOROUGH NATIONAL PARK Cape Hillsborough
National Park
[http://www.nprsr.qld.gov.au/parks/cape-hillsborough/about.html] (128 km south
of Airlie Beach) is one of the most ruggedly beautiful parks on the Central
Queensland coast, famous for its turquoise waters, tide rippled sand with barely
a footprint to be seen and friendly kangaroos who seem to enjoy the beaches as
much as the human visitors. Through a network of walking trails
[http://www.nprsr.qld.gov.au/parks/cape-hillsborough/about.html#things_to_do] you
can explore creeks, waterfalls, valleys and hills, headlands and heaths,
mangroves, a diverse range of forests, and rugged coastline.
https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/parks/cape-hillsborough/about#things_to_do
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Eungella National Park, Australia
EUNGELLA NATIONAL PARK Eungella National Park
[http://www.nprsr.qld.gov.au/parks/eungella/about.html] (173 km and 2 hr and 20
mins from Airlie Beach) is a misty forest-clad mountain refuge high above the
surrounding plains. Eungella is an Aboriginal word that means "Land of the
Clouds". More than 20 kms of walking trails
[http://www.nprsr.qld.gov.au/parks/eungella/about.html#things_to_do] take in
stunning views, rivers, pine groves, and diverse flora and fauna. Highlights
include: * Araluen Cascade Falls which has a beautiful swimming hole at its
base. * The Sky Window Lookout with views right down the valley across fields
and forests between two mountain ranges. There are gas BBQs and picnic tables
here so it's a great place to stop for lunch. * The Finch Hatton Gorge. * Peases
Lookout. * The Pine Grove.
https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/parks/eungella/about#things_to_do
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Airlie Beach, Australia
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Townsville, Australia
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Cairns, Australia
https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/cairns-to-townsville.html Paluma Range
National Park If you have time, detour through the small village of Paluma,
Paluma Range National Park, and Crystal Creek for picturesque waterfalls and
mist shrouded rainforests before heading back to the Bruce Highway. Cardwell
Spa Pool Between Cardwell and Townsville, the Bruce Highway meanders through
verdant sugar cane fields. 7 km south of Cardwell, and just off the highway, is
Five Mile Creek Swimming Hole where you can take a quick dip and enjoy a
picnic. Heading west from Cardwell, the Cardwell Forest Scenic Drive is a 26 km
loop that explores swimming holes, a natural ‘spa’ pool called the Cardwell Spa
Pool (pictured) and waterfalls with picnic spots. Give yourself half a day to
enjoy everything this scenic drive has to offer. 35 kms south of Port
Hinchinbrook on the Bruce Highway, the Hinchinbrook Lookout gives you
unforgettable views of the Hinchinbrook Channel. Take your camera! Hinchinbrook
Island Discover the unspoilt beauty and wilderness of Hinchinbrook Island. With
its pristine beaches, rainforests, mangroves and inlets, Australia’s largest
island National Park is worth planning for. After parking the campervan at Port
Hinchinbrook or Cardwell, you can ferry across to Hinchinbrook Island. Book
ahead. Adult round trip fares are around $150 The world renown Thorsborne Trail
takes in the full diversity of the island in four days, but as only 40 people
are permitted on the trail at a time, you to book ahead. There are spectacular
day trips, too. By limiting the number of hikers, you have a chance to connect
with and appreciate the raw beauty of Hinchinbrook. Edmund Kennedy National Park
Edmund Kennedy National Park makes a rewarding detour to mangrove forest
boardwalks, empty beaches, and enormous lace monitor lizards. Mission Beach Call
in at the relaxed beachfront hamlets that make up Mission Beach. Nestled between
World Heritage rainforest and palm-fringed beaches, Mission Beach is a beautiful
half way point for campervan explorers to spend the night. You have dozens of
rainforest and coastal walking trails, secluded inlets, and wide empty beaches
to explore, and if you’re lucky you’ll see an endangered Cassowary, but keep a
safe distance. Mission Beach offers a range of dining options, cafes, art
galleries, supermarkets, some good fishing, sky diving, white-water rafting and
reef and mangrove tours. Water taxis shuttle day-trippers to Dunk Island.
Wooroonooran National Park Babinda Boulders is located in the Wooroonooran
National Park. Other less-frequented highlights of the park include: Behana
Gorge - is a secluded water hole in the rainforest with a waterfall that pours
into a clear deep pool. It involves a 45 minute uphill walk on a paved path
through rainforest to get here but the swimming is a worthy reward. It isn't
sign-posted. Follow Behana Gorge Road (off the Bruce Highway) to the end. Walk
up the four-wheel-drive dirt track that follows a pipeline. It becomes a paved
path that will take you all the way to Behana Gorge. Jospehine Falls - is 75 km
(1 hr) south of Cairns amid rainforest at the base of Mt. Bartle Frere. It is
reached by a paved rainforest path and the clear water flows over a smooth
granite slope that forms a natural water slide into the pool. Take Bartle Frere
Road (of the Bruce Highway) and follow the signs to Josephine Falls. Waterfalls
- To the south end of Wooroonooran National Park are Nandroya Falls, Wallicher
Falls and Tchupala Falls. All three waterfalls are within walking distance of
one another and each one is quite different from the next. Mount Bartle Frere
Trail - climbs 15km to the summit of Queensland's tallest mountain. The trail
leaves from the Josephine Falls car park (above). If you start at the crack of
dawn, you can complete this in one day. Mamu Skywalk - is a metal elevated
walkway through the rainforest. There is an entry charge. RATES: Adults: $25.
Children: $14. Johnson River Lookout Walk - is a strenuous 4 km walk off the
Palmerston Highway which takes you to a lookout with stunning views. The track
starts from Crawford’s Lookout which is sign-posted on the Palmerston Highway.
Babinda Boulders At Babinda Boulders (1 hour south of Cairns) the water is
refreshing year round. It’s a perfect spot to park the campervan and cool off in
crystal clear water amid granite boulders. The swimming hole is waist-deep and
sandy. Shady rainforest hikes take you to some magical places such as Devil’s
Pool. Learn the Aboriginal legend of the Babinda lovers. Walsh's Pyramid You
can see it rising from the sugar can fields, a rock pyramid, and it beckons you
to climb it and once at the top you have uninterrupted 360 degree views. Allow
yourself 3 to 4 hours up and back. Parking is on a private sugar cane farm so
don't block the road. Take Moss Road (off the Bruce Highway) for about 100
metres until you see a narrow gravel track on the right marked with a red
rectangle. This will take you to a small parking area and the path begins here.
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Alice Springs, Australia
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Adelaide, Australia
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Onkaparinga River National Park, Australia
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Deep Creek National Park, Australia
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Kangaroo Island, Australia
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Coorong National Park, Australia
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Coonawarra, Australia
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Grampians National Park, Australia
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Great Ocean Road, Australia
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Melbourne, Australia
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Shire of Mornington Peninsula, Australia
MELBOURNE TO SYDNEY SELF DRIVE ITINERARY Day 1 & 2: Mornington Peninsula
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/mornington-peninsula.html] – 76 km |
1 h 10 Day 3 & 4: Phillip Island
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/phillip-island.html] – 144 km | 2
hr Day 5 & 6: Wilsons Prom
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/wilsons-prom.html] – 135 km | 2 hrs
Day 7: Gippsland Lakes
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/lakes-entrance.html] – 227 km | 3
hrs Day 8 & 9: Mallacoota, Croajingolong National Park, Merimbula
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/merimbula-mallacoota.html] – 350 km |
4 hr 40 min Day 10: Pigeon House Mountain climb and 4 coastal national parks
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/pigeon-house-mountain.html] – 260 km
| 3.5 hrs Day 11 & 12: Booderee National Park
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/booderee-national-park.html] – 210
km | 3.5 hrs Day 13: Sea Cliff Bridge and Nan Tien Temple
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/nan-tien-temple.html] – 88 km | 1 hr
25 min Day 14: Royal National Park
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/royal-national-park-camping.html] – 93
km | 1 h 25 min Day 13 & 14: Mornington Peninsula
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/mornington-peninsula.html] 144 km | 2
hr Just an hour and a half from Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula has white
sand beaches and calm turquoise waters, art, cafes, local food, historic
mansions, hot springs, golf courses, and wineries. Melbourne
[https://www.campermanaustralia.com/campervan-hire-rental-melbourne/] 105 km | 1
hr 25 min Melbourne has a lot to offer so plan to spend a few days here
exploring her cultural attractions, live music scene, funky laneways with
hole-in-the-wall restaurants and dumpling dens, shopping and art.
https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/mornington-peninsula.html
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Phillip Island, Australia
Day 11 & 12: Phillip Island 135 km | 2 hrs Another hotspot for wildlife,
especially birdlife and marine life coastal walks, pristine landscapes and the
local stars - penguins!
https://www.campermanaustralia.com/travel/phillip-island.html pinguïns at sunset
met tour cola sanctuary wandelingen
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Wilsons Promontory National Park, Australia
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Gippsland Lakes, Australia
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Croajingolong National Park, Australia
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Pigeon House Mountain Didthul Summit, Australia
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Booderee National Park, Australia
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Sea Cliff Bridge, Australia
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Royal National Park, Australia
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Blue Mountains, Australia
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Sydney, Australia
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Hanoi, Vietnam
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Lan Ha Bay, Vietnam
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Sa Pa, Vietnam
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Hanoi, Vietnam
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Ninh Hải, Vietnam
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Sơn Trạch, Vietnam
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Hue, Vietnam
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Da Nang, Vietnam
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Hội An, Vietnam
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Dalat, Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Can Tho, Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia
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Krong Kampot, Cambodia
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Bangkok, Thailand