One of the highlights of your trip will be the Blue Mountains National Park; a World Heritage National Park where you can discover Aboriginal Culture, breath-taking walking tracks, great camping spots, canyoning and climbing. Check out The Three Sisters at Echo Point in Katoomba but what I suggest is to leave the crowded tourist path and explore the hiking tracks down the valley - even better, take your campervan from Campervan Village Sydney, drive to a secluded region and camp there.

Around Sydney, there’s plenty of beaches to visit, but none more iconic than Bondi Beach. Famous for being a great place to learn how to surf, park your campervan on the beachfront there and spend the whole day chilling out watching the many walks of life pass you by. There are plenty of shops along the main road and don’t forget to have a look the Bondi Iceberg Club. Keep in mind that during the weekend Bondi Beach can get very, very, crowded.

From Bondi or from Coogee, a great walk to do before picking up your campervan is the Bondi to Coogee walk. Approximately two hours long, the walk features beautiful viewing points and will let you see all the pristine little bays between Coogee & Bondi; like Tamarama, Bronte and Clovelly Beach. If you are lucky, you can even see dolphins and whales swimming in the sea.

If you've got a few hours to spare in the city before hiring your campervan at Campervan Village Sydney, Darling Harbour is a beautiful place to hang out and spend a few hours watching the boats cruise by and the hustle and bustle of city life. Little tip, make sure to time yourself with the Happy Hours to save a heap on beers!

If you are looking for another beach to escape the crowds at Bondi, the North Shore region has its own icon in Manly Beach - it’s as beautiful as Bondi, seriously! Furthermore, there’s Freshwater Beach a few minutes north of Manly Beach as an alternative. You can get to the North Shore of Sydney in your campervan by crossing the Sydney Harbour Bridge, but I strongly suggest going there in an iconic Manly Ferry, you won’t regret it.

Head due north of Sydney CBD for about an hour in your campervan and you'll be in a little slice of heaven known as Palm Beach (or 'Summer Bay' as some of you may know!). It's a spectacular beach with great surf and only a fraction of the crowds in Bondi!

One of the most important historic botanical institutions in the world, the Royal Botanic Garden of Sydney is a beautiful place to spend hours strolling around. And from one side of the park you can go see the iconic Sydney Opera and take a great picture. From the other side of the park, you can have a spectacular view of Sydney Harbour Bridge with the Opera House.

Another National Park, but this time south of Sydney, the Royal National Park is home to a magnificent cliff side view, picturesque rainforest hiking trails, beautiful Wattamolla Beach and the well-known Figure 8 Pool.

Finally, the best view in town would be from the Sydney Tower - right in the center of the Sydney CBD, you'll get to see this picturesque city from another point of view. You can go there only for the view, or you can grab dinner on top of the tower while looking out over the pretty lights in Sydney Harbour and the Sydney Opera House.

In the same region as Palm Beach, in the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, is the West Head Lookout. This location offers a great view over Broken Bay, especially during sunrise. And...there's a great camping area to park your campervan for the night.