Places to visit in Sydney from Campervan Rental

Apart from climbing Sydney Harbor Bridge, museums, historic sites along Macquarie Street and a walk around the lush Botanic gardens are worth your investment of time, and energy! Inner city precincts such as Darling Harbor, Paddington, Surry Hills, Potts Point, Glebe and Newtown offer some of the best options for wine, dine and shopping.

Another hot favorite place with the tourists is Darling Harbor – a complex – that houses convention centers, shops, outdoor activity, Chinese Garden, National Maritime museum, restaurants and hotels.

Katoomba is one of the most famous villages of the Blue Mountains. It is about 120km west of Sydney and situated at the edge of the Murchison Valley. It is indeed an attraction for nature lovers! But apart from scenic beauty, it has wonderful natural formations such as The Three Sisters, Orphan Rock and Katoomba Falls.

Sydney Harbor National Park

If you are in search of solitude nestled in the scenic beauty of lush green and forests, you must not miss Harbor National Park in Sydney. The major contribution of this park in the overall ecological system of Sydney is to protect the vegetation of the area. You can have rare experience of joining a night tour to see nocturnal animals, and sea birds on the cliff ledges! Regular ferry services are conducted around the harbor which can facilitate you in exploring the innate beauty of the island!

Motorhome Hire & Campervan Rental Driving Tips in Sydney

While you are in Sydney with our finest campervans, you need to be in the know of certain basic driving/traffic rules followed in the country. Let us have a look at some of them:

• It is a left-hand drive in Australia
• One must be at least of 21 years to be able to hire a campervan
• A current and full Australian or International’s driver’s license in English is must
• Alcohol is strictly prohibited while driving