Car Rental in Cairns

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Pick-up location

Cairns, Australia

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Cairns Airport

Standard SUV

MG HS or similar

5
2
4
A/C
Auto.

per day

Cairns Airport

Intermediate

MG 5 or similar

5
2
5
A/C
Auto.

per day

Cairns Airport

Full-size SUV

MG HS or similar

5
2
5
A/C
Auto.

per day

Downtown

Compact SUV

Kia Stonic or similar

5
2
5
A/C
Auto.

per day

Travel Information

Languages

English

Currency

AUD

Drive on

Left-hand side

Country code

+61

Average car rental price

$50 per day

Average car rental length

7 days

Speed limit within town

50 km/h or 31 mph

Speed limit out of town

100 - 130 km/h or 62 - 81 mph

Acceptable limit of BAC

0.05%

Rating

9.5 / 10

Average gas price

$1.09 per liter or $4.14 per gallon

Lowest gas price

$1.08 per liter or $4.09 per gallon

Highest gas price

$1.14 per liter or $4.33 per gallon

Why rent a car in Cairns?

Cairns is a great place to explore by car. The largest city in the region of Far North Queensland, it is the center of the most tropical part of Australia. The nature is stunning here, with plenty of unique attractions, and the sea coast is even more dramatic and impressive than in the rest of Australia. The scenic drives north of Cairns to Port Douglas and the Daintree Rainforest will take your breath away. Australia is a big country with limited public transport, never underestimate distances and drive times here. Cairns airport is not close to the city of Cairns, nor Palm Cove and Port Douglas — so getting a rental car is your best bet to see as much as you can in this part of the world.

One-Way Car Rentals in Cairns

The most popular one-way rental options for pick up in Cairns and drop off in another city include:

From Cairns to Gold Coast - 35 offers from $67.42 per day
From Cairns to Brisbane - 35 offers from $67.42 per day
From Cairns to Townsville - 35 offers from $40.79 per day

Top ways to enter Cairns

Cairns Airport: The seventh-busiest in Australia, Cairns Airport serves around 5 million travelers every year. The airport has flights by 20 different airlines and is connected to many domestic destinations all over Queensland and the rest of Australia as well as to Singapore, Papua New Guinea, Bali, and Japan. Conveniently, the airport is located just 6km (4 miles) from Cairns’ city center and can be reached in about 10 minutes.
Townsville Airport: Served by 8 different airlines, Townsville Airport handles about 2 million travelers every year. As of 2019, the airport only has domestic flights. Townsville Airport is located 340km (211 miles) south of Cairns and can be reached in about five hours.

City facts

Cairns experiences a tropical monsoon climate with a wet season from November to May and a dry season from June to October. Cairns is the most humid large city of Australia. The average temperature is 28°C (82°F) from December to February, the hottest months, and 212°C (71°F) in July, the coldest month.
With around 145,000 inhabitants, Cairns is the fifth most-populous city in the state of Queensland. Located in the northernmost part of Australia, Cairns is a remote destination located nearly 1,700km (1,056 miles) from the state capital, Brisbane, and about 2,500km (1,553 miles) from the capital of Australia, Canberra. The nearest capital city to Cairns, therefore, is not Canberra, but Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea.
Historically inhabited by the Gimuy Walubara Yidinji people who still live in and around the city to this day, 8.9% of Cairns inhabitants are Native Australians, a number that is significantly higher than for Australia as a whole.

Top sights and activities

The Great Barrier Reef. The number one attraction for visitors coming to Cairns and a natural wonder of the world, there’s no other place in the world like the Great Barrier Reef. The amazing coral structure and a number of coral islands can be accessed by boat from Cairns or Port Douglas. While there are excellent opportunities for scuba diving, most visitors snorkel. Seeing the reef is an experience of a lifetime.
The Daintree Rainforest. Visitors can visit the oldest rainforest on Earth by driving about an hour and a half north of Cairns. The Daintree Rainforest is like stepping back to the days of the dinosaurs, if you’re short of time, visit the Mossman Gorge, another section of the rainforest with a crystal clear tropical waterway to enjoy. You may be able to spot unique local wildlife like cassowaries and tree kangaroos. Wallabies are an almost guaranteed sighting just north of Cairns.
Cairns Botanical Gardens. Divided into five separate zones, such as the Rainforest Boardwalk and the Mangroves Boardwalk, the botanical gardens introduce visitors to different types of flora characteristic of tropical Northern Australia. If you’re short on time and cannot visit the actual rainforests, coming to the gardens is your best bet to see as much as you can.
Cairns Museum. Focusing on the history of human habitation of the Cairns area, this small, but unique museum has plenty of objects, photographs, and other artifacts relating to all things Cairns. If you’re interested in how Cairns grew and changed from a native settlement to a mining and farming town to the largest city in Northern Queensland, this is the right place to visit.
Cairns Regional Gallery. Nature, not art, is admittedly the number one reason why people visit Cairns, but that doesn’t mean that it’s not possible to find some sophistication on the side. One of the best places for just that is the Regional Gallery, arguably the most notable art museum in this part of Queensland. In addition to a somewhat sizable permanent collection, the gallery frequently hosts various rotating exhibitions and events.
Cairns Aquarium. Often described as the best in the whole country, the aquarium of Cairns provides a home to a myriad of water habitats and countless aquatic species. In addition to encountering marine life, visitors can learn about the various species and ecosystem preservation projects in which the aquarium is involved. Visit its official website to learn more.

Traffic and parking

One of the largest road hazards in Australia is the wildlife. Take extra caution when driving in bad weather or after dark as this is when most of the collisions with wildlife take place. The wet season can bring some localised flooding in February and March, typically. Cyclones do occur in the Cairns region infrequently too.
Another great risk when traveling off of main highways is the heat. The temperatures can reach extremes very easily, especially during the summer months and in inland areas. Always stay properly hydrated and plan your route in advance to be able to refill your water supplies. Never leave children or pets inside a vehicle, not only is it dangerous, it can land you with a hefty fine.
Speed traps are a very common occurrence on roads around Cairns, be careful to follow speed signs carefully.
Driving under the influence laws differ from territory to territory in Australia. In Queensland, the legal alcohol limit is 0.05% for experienced drivers and 0.00% for novice drivers and drivers with provisional licences. Exceeding the limit can lead to large fines and a driver licence ban.
Proof of insurance and the car’s documentation needs to be in the car whenever you’re driving.
When driving, you need to have your license with you at all times.
The primary, nationwide emergency number in Australia is 000.

Toll roads

There are no toll roads around Cairns but to cross the Daintree River into the Daintree Rainforest you will need to pay a fee.

There are a number of toll roads elsewhere in Australia, mainly in the states of New South Wales, Victoria, and other parts of Queensland.

Most toll roads in Australia use an open toll system with mainline barrier toll gates. All toll roads in Australia use cashless payment systems. You can purchase a prepaid pass for most toll roads. Some rental cars in Australia are equipped with an electronic toll transponder, the price of which is usually included in the rental price. Ask your car rental provider about it in advance.

Different toll roads are operated by different companies, so there is no nation-wide system in place.

For more information about the toll roads in the state of Queensland, visit the state’s toll road website.

Ideas for day trips

Kuranda. Located in the nearby mountains and surrounded by lush jungle, Kuranda is a famous outdoors destination. There are many hiking trails, and you can also park your rental car in the town. Alternatively take a trip on the Cairns Skyrail that takes you from just north of Cairns right above the rainforest to Kuranda. Located just 27km (17 miles) northwest of Cairns, Kuranda can be reached in half an hour, although the road to Kuranda from Cairns is dangerous and is sometimes closed due to accidents.
Local Beaches. There are any number of beaches just north of Cairns, several with netted swimming enclosures for safer swimming in the wet season when dangerous jellyfish can be present in tropical waters.
Crocodiles. Cairns is home to saltwater crocodiles, there are many opportunities to see these creatures in the wild or at crocodile attractions like Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures or the Port Douglas Wildlife Habitat.
Mission Beach. While Queensland has no shortage of stunning beaches, Mission Beach might just be number one among them. Tropical and pristine, it offers a more relaxed atmosphere than beaches around Cairns or Brisbane. See if you can spot the rare and unique cassowary bird while visiting. From here, you can also easily reach the beautiful Dunk and Bedarra Islands. Mission Beach is about 140km (87 miles) south of Cairns and can be reached by car in two hours.
Chillagoe-Mungana Caves National Park. A unique protected area, Chillagoe-Mungana is a great place to experience continental Australia without traveling for days. Markedly different from the coastal parts and with a more primeval atmosphere, the area is home to limestone caves and Indigenous Australian art, as well as impressive rock formations. On a relatively more recent note, the town of Chillagoe also has a number of late 19th and early 20th century mines and smelters which have now been turned into heritage sites. Located about 215 km (133 miles) west of Cairns, the national park takes about three hours to reach: however, the road to Chillagoe is unsealed gravel, so most car rental companies won’t allow you to drive there. Camping is not permitted inside the park, but there are a few options for accommodation in the surrounding area, particularly in the Chillagoe township.

Most popular cars

The most popular rental car types in Cairns are intermediate, compact, and standard. The most popular rental car is the Toyota Corolla, followed by the Kia Rio and the Toyota Camry.

Most locals in the region generally prefer four-wheel drive vehicles and larger cars because of the rugged nature of local roads.

Further destinations

Port Douglas. A calm and pretty resort town, Port Douglas is home to many impressive beaches as well as the Wildlife Habitat, a place with different habitats, such as wetlands and grasslands, that house animal species like emus, crocodiles, and kangaroos. Port Douglas is about 67km (42 miles) north of Cairns, a picturesque one hour’s drive along the coast.
Mossman Gorge. A part of the native Kuku Yalanji area, Mossman Gorge is a place where some locals come to escape the unbearable heat of the Australian summer. Walking across a suspension bridge above Rex Creek is a thrilling experience and you might even spot local wildlife like Boyd’s forest dragon and the Australian brush turkey. Mossman Gorge is about 78km (48 miles) north of Cairns and can be reached in one hour.
Townsville. Gateway to a wealth of beaches, lakes, creeks, and dives, cozy Townsville has plenty to enjoy. The city is just a short ferry ride from Magnetic Island, a popular tourist attraction and national park which is home to koalas and different bird species (it is usually possible to take a car to the island, although ask your rental car provider and the ferry company in advance). Located about 345 km (214 miles) south of Cairns, Townsville can be reached in some five hours by car, although there are plenty of interesting attractions on the way, such as Girringun National Park.
Brisbane. An adventure like no other, the road from Cairns to the state capital and Australia’s third largest city is 1,700km (1,056 miles) long and takes at least 24 hours to do. You should come well-prepared with water, supplies, fuel, and maps, but those who dare to do it will be rewarded with fantastic views and pristine beaches along the way as well as a stunning modern city at the end of the trip.

Car rental prices in Cairns

Large cars - from $13 per day
Medium cars - from $13 per day
Vans - from $47 per day
Premium cars - from $66 per day
Small cars - from $43 per day
SUVs - from $13 per day

Money-saving and other tips

Below, you'll find reviews about traveling in Cairns from customers who booked their rental car through us. Here's a summary of some of the most frequent tips they mentioned:

Plan Scenic Drives
- "Collected the vehicle in Cairns. We did a return road trip to Cape Tribulation with a stop over in Port Douglas and sightseeing in Kuranda."
Enjoy Local Food
- We drove to Port Douglas and stayed for a long weekend. Spent time eating yummy food, walking along the beach and even snorkeling in the Barrier Reef."
  "Relaxing in a holiday apartment, walking on the beach, and dining in great restaurants."
Explore Key Attractions
- "First trip to Cairns, so went north to Port Douglas, Mossman and Daintree, west to Lake Barrine, Atherton and Herberton, and south to Milla Milla, Innisfail and Babinda. Very enjoyable."
- "A must - Kuranda, Barron Falls by car, Port Douglas, Hartleys croc farm, Mareeba, Atherton Tablelands, lookouts around Cairns."
Consider the Weather
- "Was raining heavily but still enjoyed our trip to Skyrail & the waterfalls."
Use a Car for Flexibility
- "It was very helpful to have a car in Cairns. It gave the flexibility to go places and see things. Parking was available in plenty. We had booked our hotel 1/2 hour away from the main city which was beautiful but easy to reach and having a car was very helpful. Not much traffic at all."

Keep these tips in mind when booking a rental car in Cairns:

Compare the rates of different rental car providers
Book your rental car well in advance
Plan your route before you go
Know your fuel and mileage requirements
Visit during the month when the rental prices are the cheapest.

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Fact checked by

Alyson Long

This article was fact-checked and edited by Alyson Long, a British citizen hailing from South Wales who has been an international travel blogger and author for over a decade. Her family travelled full-time for 7 years to around 60 countries to gain expertise. She is the owner of the World Travel Family and World Travel Chef websites, both of which aim to help people, particularly families, travel with ease around the world.

Top 20 cities near Cairns

Port Douglas from $69.27 per day

54.3 km / 33.7 miles away
Townsville from $32.93 per day

284.3 km / 176.7 miles away
Proserpine from $82.45 per day

497.2 km / 308.9 miles away
Mackay from $45.56 per day

597.2 km / 371.1 miles away
Moranbah from $25.89 per day

624.6 km / 388.1 miles away
Emerald from $59.51 per day

784.8 km / 487.7 miles away
Rockhampton from $59.49 per day

874 km / 543.1 miles away
Gladstone from $44.17 per day

962.9 km / 598.3 miles away
Bundaberg from $40.15 per day

1,120.5 km / 696.2 miles away
Hervey Bay from $40.29 per day

1,193.4 km / 741.5 miles away
Noosa Heads from $40.71 per day

1,300.7 km / 808.2 miles away
Marcoola from $12.83 per day

1,318.9 km / 819.5 miles away
Toowoomba from $24.23 per day

1,343.5 km / 834.8 miles away
North Lakes from $53.81 per day

1,371.7 km / 852.3 miles away
Brisbane from $10.72 per day

1,391.1 km / 864.4 miles away
Ipswich from $39.66 per day

1,394.4 km / 866.4 miles away
Alice Springs from $32.93 per day

1,454.7 km / 903.9 miles away
Moree from $36.29 per day

1,460.6 km / 907.6 miles away
Surfers Paradise from $33.11 per day

1,465.4 km / 910.6 miles away
Gold Coast from $12.09 per day

1,484.3 km / 922.3 miles away

Top 20 locations near Cairns

Cairns Airport from $12.89 per day
Townsville Airport from $32.93 per day

284.3 km / 176.7 miles away
Whitsunday Coast Airport from $82.45 per day

497.2 km / 308.9 miles away
Mackay Airport from $82.87 per day

597.2 km / 371.1 miles away
Emerald Airport from $59.51 per day

784.8 km / 487.7 miles away
Rockhampton Airport from $59.49 per day

874 km / 543.1 miles away
Gladstone Airport from $44.17 per day

962.9 km / 598.3 miles away
Bundaberg Downtown from $40.15 per day

1,120.5 km / 696.2 miles away
Bundaberg Airport from $40.15 per day

1,121.9 km / 697.1 miles away
Hervey Bay Downtown from $40.29 per day

1,183.2 km / 735.2 miles away
Hervey Bay Airport from $47.96 per day

1,193.4 km / 741.5 miles away
Sunshine Coast Airport from $12.83 per day

1,318.9 km / 819.5 miles away
Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport from $24.23 per day

1,343.5 km / 834.8 miles away
Brisbane Airport from $10.72 per day

1,391.1 km / 864.4 miles away
Brisbane Ascot from $69.10 per day

1,392.8 km / 865.4 miles away
Brisbane Fortitude Valley from $36.20 per day

1,393.4 km / 865.8 miles away
Downtown from $33.69 per day

1,393.5 km / 865.9 miles away
Brisbane Tingalpa from $39.66 per day

1,398 km / 868.7 miles away
Brisbane Rocklea from $41.38 per day

1,400.7 km / 870.4 miles away
Brisbane Archerfield from $40.21 per day

1,402.6 km / 871.5 miles away

What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Cairns?

Car rental prices in Cairns vary by time of year. This graph shows the average prices per month to help you find the best time of year to rent.

Average rental costs per day in Cairns

$35.43

January

$25.97

February

$31.59

March

$35.66

April

$30.50

May

$38.40

June

$51.52

July

$46.85

August

$39.52

September

$43.00

October

$36.37

November

$47.42

December

The cheapest month to rent a car in Cairns is February (when prices average $25.97 per day). This is 33% cheaper than the yearly average and 50% cheaper than renting in July (when prices average $51.52).

This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.

What’s the usual rental length in Cairns?

How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in July, the average renter keeps their car for 9 days, and in April, they keep their car for 6 days.

Average number of rental days in Cairns

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April

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August

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What's the most popular month to rent a car in Cairns?

Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Cairns is January, and the least popular is September.

Monthly searches in Cairns by pick-up date relative to the average

184%

January

84%

February

96%

March

82%

April

81%

May

77%

June

78%

July

81%

August

69%

September

98%

October

120%

November

152%

December

Car rental information

Car rental locations	3
Airport locations	1
Popular suppliers	Bargain Car Rentals, Simba Car Hire, EastCoast Car Rentals, Jucy, SIXT
Popular car categories	SUVs, Medium cars, Large cars, Small cars
Lowest price	$13 per day
Cheapest supplier	Bargain Car Rentals

Most popular car models of rental suppliers

Rental Supplier	Model	Doors	Luggage	Type
Bargain Car Rentals	Hyundai Accent	4	2	Medium cars
Bargain Car Rentals	Kia Stonic	4	2	SUVs
Bargain Car Rentals	MG HS	4	2	SUVs
Jucy	Hyundai Accent	5	2	Medium cars
Simba Car Hire	Toyota Corolla	4	2	Medium cars
Jucy	Toyota Corolla	4	2	Large cars
Bargain Car Rentals	MG 5	5	2	Large cars
EastCoast Car Rentals	MG ZS	5	2	SUVs
Simba Car Hire	MG ZS	4	2	SUVs
EastCoast Car Rentals	Kia Picanto	5	1	Small cars

Our customers' reviews

Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have the option to post a review here. Instead, we ask each and every customer to leave a review after they return their rental car. This way, you know that all reviews are authentic.

Australia

Audi Q3

10/28/24

Drive to Port Douglas took many attractions and restaurants loved the Wildlife Habitat the most

Australia

Hyundai Kona

9/29/24

outer reef, mossman, pontoon ride

Australia

MG ZS

9/24/24

Good

New Zealand

MG HS

9/7/24

We had a wedding at Mission Beach, fabulous venue fabulous day.

New Zealand

Toyota Corolla

9/3/24

lots to do i.e walks in rainforest, crystal cascades, river boat cruise, beaches, great barrier reef trip, cape tribulation

Australia

Kia Stonic

8/15/24

We mainly went to the SkyRail and supermarkets and around suburbs.

Australia

Toyota Corolla

7/7/24

We used the car to drive out to Paronella Park and visited some waterfalls. We also enjoyed Green Island and Kuranda. Didn’t need to car those days, but used it to get from our accommodation that was out of town.

Australia

MG 3

6/7/24

Unfortunately it was for a funeral

New Zealand

Nissan X-Trail

6/2/24

Did the Skypark twice. Helicopter ride over the reef

Australia

Suzuki Baleno

5/19/24

We drove to Port Douglas and stayed for a long weekend. Spent time eating yummy food, walking along the beach and even snorkling in the Barrier Reef.

Australia

Toyota Corolla

4/7/24

First trip to Cairns, so went north to Port Douglas, Mossman and Daintree, west to Lake Barrie, Atherton and Herberton, and south to Milla Milla, Innisfail and Babinda. Very enjoyable.

Australia

Suzuki Swift

4/2/24

Was raining heavily but still enjoyed our trip to Skyrail & the waterfalls.

Australia

Hyundai Accent

2/11/24

Relaxing in a holiday apartment, walking on the beach, and dining in great restaurants

Australia

Hyundai Accent

1/28/24

Had to go to funeral

Indonesia

Kia Picanto

1/16/24

Diving the Barrier Reef was a bucket list that didn’t disappoint.

Australia

Hyundai Accent

12/20/23

Cyclone Jasper

Singapore

Mitsubishi Eclipse

11/29/23

Great place to be with kids. The nature and sea sports are far better than i thought.

New Zealand

MG 5

11/25/23

Travelled up to the tablelands which is amazing, also green island for the day which was stunning

United Kingdom

Hyundai Kona

11/21/23

An amazing trip from Cairns to Brisbane.

Australia

Hyundai Grand i10 Sedan

11/18/23

Nature and beaches

Australia

Kia Stonic

11/17/23

Visit to ill family and went nowhere

Australia

Kia Picanto

11/14/23

Kuranda, paronella PARK, port Douglas and scenic places in between.

United States of America (USA)

Suzuki Swift

11/5/23

We traveled up from cairns to Cape tribulation with a lot of hikes and lookouts on the way. The car was the perfect size for my partner and i, as well as a great price for the car and gas.

Australia

Ford Everest

11/5/23

Great week overall from mission beach wedding to palm cove lunch n cairns dinner n drinks to seeing crocodiles n cassowary and people paragliding in mission beach and watermelon by the side of the road grown I. Mission beach $5.00 and bananas $2.00 by the side of road people very trust worthy 👍

Photo 2 by Lilian M. about renting a Ford Everest in Cairns (11/5/23)

Photo 3 by Lilian M. about renting a Ford Everest in Cairns (11/5/23)

Photo 4 by Lilian M. about renting a Ford Everest in Cairns (11/5/23)

Photo 5 by Lilian M. about renting a Ford Everest in Cairns (11/5/23)

Photo 6 by Lilian M. about renting a Ford Everest in Cairns (11/5/23)

Photo 7 by Lilian M. about renting a Ford Everest in Cairns (11/5/23)

Photo 8 by Lilian M. about renting a Ford Everest in Cairns (11/5/23)

Photo 9 by Lilian M. about renting a Ford Everest in Cairns (11/5/23)

Photo 10 by Lilian M. about renting a Ford Everest in Cairns (11/5/23)

Australia

Mitsubishi ASX

10/19/23

Port Douglas is a great place to visit

Australia

Toyota Corolla

9/27/23

Great location

New Zealand

Hyundai Accent

9/20/23

Cairns was a great place good restuarants

Australia

Toyota Yaris

9/20/23

Port Douglas, the cool highway drive was great with plenty of scenic stop offs.

Australia

Toyota Corolla

9/20/23

Great trip

Australia

Toyota Corolla

9/18/23

Visit Cairns every year will be a good customer if you look after us

Australia

Kia Rio

9/17/23

Love palm cove and cairns area

New Zealand

Toyota Corolla

9/8/23

Daintree Village, Mosdman Gorge, Malanda, Cape Tribulation, all must visits.

New Zealand

Kia Stonic

9/8/23

Collected the vehicle in Cairns. We did a return road trip to Cape Tribulation with a stop over in Port Douglas and sight seeing in Kuranda . The highlights were Port Douglas, Cairns and crocodile sightings from the road leaving Port Douglas

Australia

Hyundai i30

9/7/23

We were sad for the last minute cancellation for Skyrail. It was my first visit to Cairns and that definitely didn't make the experience great.

Australia

MG HS

8/29/23

Went everywhere we could possibly fit in ,port Douglas, Mareeba, Atherton Palm cove Mossman and more ,had a fabulous trip away , thankyou Alamo the car was fantastic

Australia

Hyundai Accent

8/27/23

Palm cove Daintree

Australia

Toyota Corolla

8/24/23

Good to go to Ellis Beach halfway between Cairns and Port Douglas

Australia

Toyota Corolla

8/19/23

Palm Cove is located in a tranquil area. Love restaurants. Close drive to Cairns and other attractions such as the Kuranda train and sky rail

Australia

Peugeot 508s

8/9/23

Port Douglas, Kuranda and Paronella Park for sightseeing and CC’s Bar and Grill for a great steak!

Australia

Mitsubishi Eclipse

7/15/23

Great family holiday

Australia

Toyota Corolla

7/12/23

Great Barrier Reef was terrific, just prepare for sickness! Kuranda markets & butterfly sanctuary great, get there early as lots to see and the town closes at 3pm!

Norway

Hyundai Accent

7/10/23

We went with the ferry to Mornington Peninsula, visited several beaches, Mornington Chocolate Factory and Peninsula Hot Springs.

New Zealand

Toyota Corolla Hatch

6/30/23

A great verity of things to do and see.

Australia

Kia Stonic

6/21/23

Great Barrier Reef, Crystal Cascades, Mossman River, Daintree Forest

Australia

Toyota Corolla

6/18/23

We explored Port Douglas and the surrounding area which was beautiful! Also did the waterfall loop south of cairns which had amazing views

Barbados

Hyundai Kona

5/24/23

Trip from Cairns to Port Douglas,, Daintree was great, then down the coast to Brisbane, Mother’s Day dinner at “ LaVue” Restaurants 👍, up to the Blue Mountains - great hikes , down to Wollongong -wonderful oceanfront walk and great restaurants (Samaras) and ended in Sydney-BridgeClimb, Opera House and vivid Sydney the upcoming weekend!! Great trip with a great car! Smooth ride, good mileage, good seats, enough room.

Australia

Toyota Corolla

5/20/23

Hartleys Creek wildlife park is fabulous. Daintree rainforest, Cape Tribulation and Mossman Gorge are spectacular. Doing these things on our own schedule with our own car made the trip so much better.

Australia

Hyundai Accent

5/18/23

not car we asked for

Australia

Kia Stonic

4/16/23

Great drive from cairns airport to port Douglas. The cat was pretty good.

Australia

Toyota Corolla

3/30/23

Magnetic island was amazing, amazing beaches and hiking. Jet skiing on magnetic island was a highlight. Nourish cafe was beautiful as well. Yeppoon lagoon was amazing for a beach view experience. Bagara in Bunderberg was lovely and relaxing as well. Airlie beach sunsets were lovely and lots of food choices