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A surf coast campervan package australia for wave-chasers with a bed onboard

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IDEAL LENGTH6–7 days
LOOP DISTANCEAbout 640 km
START / FINISHMelbourne
ROAD TYPESealed · 2WD suitable
BEST MONTHSOct–Apr, or quiet winter
DAILY DRIVE45–290 km
LEG BY LEG

The drive, broken down

  1. Day 1 · Melbourne to Torquay105 km · 1 hr 30

    Collect the van, shop once, and use a booked powered site for the shakedown night.

  2. Day 2 · Torquay to Lorne via Aireys Inlet47 km · 55 min

    Short drive, big coastline; stop for Bells Beach, Split Point Lighthouse and cautious town parking.

  3. Day 3 · Lorne to Apollo Bay47 km · 1 hr 10

    Slow bends, forested gullies and beach stops; arrive before dark for an easier campsite set-up.

  4. Day 4 · Apollo Bay to Port Campbell98 km · 1 hr 45

    Climb through the Otways, then hit Gibson Steps and the Twelve Apostles outside peak coach hours.

  5. Day 5 · Port Campbell to Port Fairy92 km · 1 hr 25

    Follow the limestone coast through London Bridge, The Arch and Warrnambool before a gentler harbour night.

  6. Day 6 · Port Fairy to Melbourne inland290 km · 3 hr 40

    The practical run home; top up fuel, allow breaks, and avoid returning the van on an empty tank.

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2-berth high-top campervan
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2-berth high-top campervan

Best for couples or solo self-drivers who want easier parking, lower fuel use and a simple camp set-up.

4-berth motorhome with bathroom
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4-berth motorhome with bathroom

A better fit for families or travellers who want onboard toilet and shower comfort between holiday parks.

First-night powered site plan
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First-night powered site plan

Start around Torquay or Anglesea with power, water, showers and enough light to learn the van properly.

Surf and wet-gear set-up
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Surf and wet-gear set-up

Choose storage-friendly layouts and bring a sand-control plan unless you fancy sleeping in a biscuit tin.

Comfort kit for slower travellers
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Comfort kit for slower travellers

Outdoor chairs, linen, extra driver and a last-night park near Melbourne make the loop less frantic.

“The hardest part isn’t the keys — it’s where you sleep that first night.”

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