As lockdown measures begin to ease in Queensland, new statistics suggest that most of us are well on our way to rediscovering our wanderlust. Data from Avis Australia revealed a 156% increase in domestic demand for rental car bookings compared to the start of Australia’s lockdown period*. And with international border restrictions still in place, it is more than likely that this year will be focused on (safely) hitting the road to go exploring – rather than hitting up the airport.
For those looking to get back on the road, Avis Australia has launched its Avis Safety Pledge, which sets out the relentless commitment to keep every one of its customers and employees safe. Customers can also book with confidence this winter as Avis Australia will waiver all cancellation fees for bookings before 1st September 2020.
To inspire drivers looking forward to getting behind the wheel,, Avis Australia has pulled together its top drives across Queensland, with must-see stop offs along the way and fun activities to truly immerse yourself in the adventure that can be had in our own backyard.
Great Barrier Reef Drive
There’s a reason the Great Barrier Reef is famous. This stunning drive offers incredible views of the reef to the right (heading north) and of the lush tropical rainforest to the left. With a variety of amazing views come brilliant walking tracks and lookout points for travellers needing to give their legs a stretch. Palm Cove, Rex Lookout, Port Douglas and the Daintree are all perfect stop offs to pause and admire the surroundings.
Savannah Way
This road trip is perfect for those wanting to immerse themselves into remote country Australia. The extensive drive offers an incredible experience within Tropical North Queensland, with mesmerising limestone caves, small galleries of Aboriginal rock art, limestone outcrops and a historically significant mining site.
Mission Beach Coast Road
Alexander Drive along Mission Beach waterfront is a beautiful quiet spot. With Clump Mountain National Park in the north, Clump Point in the south and Dunk Island offshore, this trip is made to be experienced by curious explorers. Perfect for a relaxing romantic getaway, travellers can stop off to walk along the sand on Mission Beaches stretch.
Canecutter Way
Travel down Canecutter Way to immerse yourself in the surprising history and heritage behind Australia’s sugar cane industry. Deep in the tropics, once a portion of the Bruce Highway, and the main highway into Cairns, this scenic drive is famous for its combination of North Queensland scenery, history and charm.
As lockdown measures begin to ease in Queensland, new statistics suggest that most of us are well on our way to rediscovering our wanderlust. Data from Avis Australia revealed a 156% increase in domestic demand for rental car bookings compared to the start of Australia’s lockdown period*. And with international border restrictions still in place, it is more than likely that this year will be focused on (safely) hitting the road to go exploring – rather than hitting up the airport.
For those looking to get back on the road, Avis Australia has launched its Avis Safety Pledge, which sets out the relentless commitment to keep every one of its customers and employees safe. Customers can also book with confidence this winter as Avis Australia will waiver all cancellation fees for bookings before 1st September 2020.
To inspire drivers looking forward to getting behind the wheel,, Avis Australia has pulled together its top drives across Queensland, with must-see stop offs along the way and fun activities to truly immerse yourself in the adventure that can be had in our own backyard.
Great Barrier Reef Drive
There’s a reason the Great Barrier Reef is famous. This stunning drive offers incredible views of the reef to the right (heading north) and of the lush tropical rainforest to the left. With a variety of amazing views come brilliant walking tracks and lookout points for travellers needing to give their legs a stretch. Palm Cove, Rex Lookout, Port Douglas and the Daintree are all perfect stop offs to pause and admire the surroundings.
Savannah Way
This road trip is perfect for those wanting to immerse themselves into remote country Australia. The extensive drive offers an incredible experience within Tropical North Queensland, with mesmerising limestone caves, small galleries of Aboriginal rock art, limestone outcrops and a historically significant mining site.
Mission Beach Coast Road
Alexander Drive along Mission Beach waterfront is a beautiful quiet spot. With Clump Mountain National Park in the north, Clump Point in the south and Dunk Island offshore, this trip is made to be experienced by curious explorers. Perfect for a relaxing romantic getaway, travellers can stop off to walk along the sand on Mission Beaches stretch.
Canecutter Way
Travel down Canecutter Way to immerse yourself in the surprising history and heritage behind Australia’s sugar cane industry. Deep in the tropics, once a portion of the Bruce Highway, and the main highway into Cairns, this scenic drive is famous for its combination of North Queensland scenery, history and charm.
