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Top 10 Family-Friendly Things To Do In Tasmania

There is so much raw beauty in Tasmania, so many incredible places to visit, and so many things to do in Tasmania, which is why it’s a great place to rent a travel van on a family holiday.

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 To make your Tasmanian road trip itinerary planning all the easier, we thought we’d list out top 10 things to do with the family while here. Whether you’re a nature lover, foodie or history buff, there is something for every type of traveler in this incredible part of Australia.

A motorhome or campervan hire is the best way to see Tasmania, and with the comfort and convenience of an Apollo camper, there is no better match. With enough space for the whole family, as well as all you need in one well-designed van, this will be one family holiday you’ll cherish forever.

15 Must Do's in New Zealand’s South Island

Planning to book a campervan hire for a New Zealand road trip of the South Island? We don’t blame you, it’s a bucket list experience for many. With its azure beaches, majestic mountain ranges, and unique wildlife, the South Island is the perfect destination for a motorhome holiday.

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An Apollo campervan offers you the freedom to create your own travel itinerary. From whale watching in Kaikoura to southern adventures on Stewart Island, you get to pick and choose what to see and do. And best of all, you get to discover hidden gems as you drive around New Zealand. Stop and admire the scenery at local lookouts. Follow road signs to discover unexpected attractions. Or simply park your camper up beachside and enjoy ditching the daily routine. 

But with so many great things to do in the South Island, it can be hard to know where to start. That’s why we’ve put together this helpful guide to the top destinations worth including on your New Zealand itinerary.  

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