If you’re visiting Australia, and thinking of taking a driving tour, one of the most memorable routes is the Explorer’s Highway from Adelaide to Darwin. You’re guaranteed breathtaking scenery, a host of top attractions, and best of all; you can travel at your own pace! The Explorer’s Highway, also known as the Stuart Highway, is [...]
Planning a visit to Canberra? You don’t just have to base yourself in the city. Book your very own car hire and discover what’s to see and do in the area surrounding the city. Go off the beaten track, spend as much time as you like in any given spot. Heading out of the city you’ll [...]
The Pacific Coast Drive is a must when in Australia and runs from Sydney up to Brisbane. This world famous scenic route will take you through picturesque coastal towns and villages and you can enjoy golden sandy beaches along the way. This 950km coastal route follows the Number 1 National Highway along the coast of [...]
Earlier on this year the Irish Roads Authority removed the barriers on the M50 tollway and introduced eFlow; a system of electronic payment of tolls for using the Motorway which orbits the city of Dublin. Up until midnight on the 31st of August 2008 you’d have to queue up at the tollbooth plaza and throw your fee into a basket before [...]
Canberra, the capital of Australia, is the largest inland city and the country’s 8th most populous city overall. It’s located between Sydney and Melbourne, which were the two contenders for the capital city of Australia in 1908; Canberra was chosen as a compromise. Canberra was a planned city, which is somewhat unusual compared to other Australian cities that grew in a [...]
Located approximately 100km South West of Melbourne is the world famous Great Ocean Road. Stretching 273km and boasting spectacular views over the Victoria coastline it’s one of the world’s most scenic driving routes. So what are you waiting for…pick up your car hire and discover the south east coast of Australia from behind the wheel! [...]
The North West Province is located to the north of South Africa on the Botswana Border. It’s bordered to the west by the Kalahari Desert, to the east by the Gauteng Province, the Free State to the south and it’s home to the premier tourist resort of Sun City. The North West Province is also known as [...]
Gauteng, the only landlocked province in South Africa, is also the smallest. Gauteng meaning place of gold’ got its name from the thriving gold industry here. Its capital is Johannesburg and it’s home to about 8.8 million people. Even though Gauteng is dominated by the surrounding suburbs of Johannesburg and Pretoria it also boasts some of [...]
Located in the south-western corner of South Africa is the Western Cape Province, the capital of which is Cape Town. Fancy a self drive tour of the region? Read on for more… The Western Cape Province only dates back to 1994, prior to this, since the Union of South Africa in 1910, it was part of [...]
Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport is the busiest airport in the country. It has 3 terminals; an International Terminal (T1) and two Domestic Terminals (T2 & T3) and it’s only about 12km from the city centre. Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport is the longest continually serving airport in Australia, and indeed the world having been founded in [...]