Campervan hire Perth, WA

Take advantage of some of Australia’s most unique sights and experiences with campervan hire in Western Australia (WA) through uZoom. Australia’s most expansive state takes up 33% of the country’s total land mass, most of which is covered in arid desert landscapes, making Perth the world’s most isolated city.

It’s not all sand and dust though. Western Australia is home to some of the country’s most beautiful beaches and coastal towns, particularly focused around the state’s capital of Perth, located in WA’s south western corner.

Perth is a fantastic starting point for your Western Australia adventure, and with campervans for hire in Perth readily available through uZoom, you can find the vehicle that’s right for you. For the best WA campervan hire, it has to be uZoom, so hit the road today and discover all Perth and WA has to offer!

Perth

The capital of WA, Perth sits on the Indian Ocean and is the most isolated capital city in the world. In fact it is the only major Australian city in the western half of the country, with Adelaide being the closest capital over a day’s drive away. Despite its isolated location, Perth is one of Australia’s most vibrant thriving cities offering a range of things to see and do. Highlights in and around Perth include the stunning Swan River, trendy Subiaco, shopping in King Street or southern Fremantle. Then of course there's the abundance of beaches.

Perth has so much to see and more. Visit one of our campervan hire locations in Perth and start exploring today!

Margaret River

Renowned for its world class wineries, surf and beaches the Augusta-Margaret River Region is a beguiling visitor destination. It has abundant natural attractions, cosmopolitan café strips, world class wineries and top notch cafes and restaurants.

After completing your campervan hire in Perth and exploring all the city has to offer, Margaret River is a fantastic next destination. Just 3 ½ hours south of the CBD, you’ll be sunning it up at the area’s famous beaches in no time.

Shark Bay (Monkey Mia)

Shark Bay is actually two bays formed by two peninsulas side by side. Known as Gathaagudu (‘two waters’) by the Malgana Aboriginal people, the shape of Shark Bay is one of its most distinguishing features. It is also a place of contrasting colours and textures, plants and animals, land and sea. Its combination of unique wildlife, rich flora and stunning scenery unlike that found anywhere else. About 300 wild bottlenose dolphins live in the bay and at Monkey Mia a small group of them come in daily and interact with humans on the beach.

Shark Bay is a 10 hour drive north of uZoom’s Perth campervan hire locations. It’s no daytrip, so pack for a few nights and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.

Esperance

Small but beautiful, Esperance is known as the ‘Bay of Isles’. It has brilliant white, wide sandy beaches, scenic coastlines and a panorama of offshore islands known as the Recherche Archipelago. It has a dense saltwater lake, known as Pink Lake, simply for its vibrant pink colourings. There is also an abundance of wildlife on Woody Island including seals, sea lions, dolphins, sea eagles and whales during the breeding season.

Esperance is on the state’s south coast, 8 ½ hour’s drive from depots offering uZoom campervan hire in Perth. Make your WA campervan hire worthwhile and pack for a few days and ejoy the relaxing surrounds of Esperance.

Broome

Broome is a pearling and tourist town in the Kimberley Region, north of Perth. The town has an interesting history around the exploits of the men and women who developed the pearling industry.

Today there are large cultured pearl farming businesses to see, as well as many cultural relics of the town’s pearling past. One of the major attractions of the area is Cable Beach. 22.3 km long, it offers beautiful white sand and crystal clear turquoise water. However, caution is necessary when swimming due to the abundance of box jelly fish present from November to March.

uZoom’s campervan hire service in Broome is a great starting point from where to explore the region.

THE KIMBERLEYS

Derby

Located in the Kimberley Region, Derby is situated on the tidal mud flats of King Sound. It has a high Aboriginal population and many outlying Aboriginal settlements.

Founded as a pastoral and mining community, these industries still help drive the local economy along with the tourist trade. Derby is the base of the Royal Flying Doctor Service in the Kimberleys and has history as an aviation centre for the region.

Tunnel Creek One of the ‘must sees’ of the Kimberley Region. The Tunnel Creek National Park is the site of a 750 metre tunnel worn through the Napier Range by water. The tunnel is up to 12 meters high and 15 meters wide in places and is home to thousands of fruit bats – and a few small crocodiles! Take a torch, wear comfortable shoes and be prepared to get wet and possibly cold.

Derby is located just east of Broome and is a fantastic northern location to explore. uZoom campervan hire in WA makes it possible to explore this stunning region in style and comfort.

Fitzroy Crossing

Due east of Derby is Fitzroy Crossing.

Fitzroy Crossing is on the Great Northern Highway at the point where the highway crosses the Fitzroy River. It is a great place from which to explore the surrounding Devonian Reef National Park. The town also boasts the oldest pub in the Kimberley Region.

Find the perfect campervan for hire in WA and see what this historic region has to offer.

Bungle Bungles (Purnululu National Park)

Bungle Bungle National Park sits on the border of WA and NT in the states north.

Bungle Bungle National Park, also called Purnululu National Park, has peculiar orange and black rocky stripped mounds called Bungle Bungles. There are several amazing gorges within walking distance of the carpark (Echidna Chasm and Cathedral Gorge) and more are able to be seen when visitors take the scenic flights which are available.

Halls Creek

South of Bungle Bungle National Park is Halls Creek, a truly remote Australian country town.

Halls Creek is mainly an Aboriginal settlement which services a growing tourist trade. There is a motel, hotel, Caravan Park, two roadhouses and several tours to the nearby Bungle Bungles and Wolf Creek Crater.

Kununurra

A great base for exploring the East Kimberley area, Kununurra is a relatively new town, having only been gazetted in 1960. It is now has a thriving population of 6,000 and the town’s economy is supported by agriculture, mining and tourism. It has all the facilities that a tourist could need and is close to all the major tourist destinations of the East Kimberley such as Lake Argyle.

Sitting just north of Lake Argyle this small town is a fantastic area to visit and uZoom campervan hire in WA gives you the means to get there!

Lake Argyle

Lake Argyle is a huge, awe inspiring manmade lake near the border of the Kimberley Region and the Northern Territory. The lake is 18 times the size of the Sydney Harbour and a scenic flight is really the only way to view it in its entirety. There is an interesting drive right around the lake with many fascinating and scenic vistas offering views of small portions of this colossal bed of water visible at any one time.

See the awe-inspiring surround for yourself with uZoom’s range of campervans for hire in WA.

El Questro Station

The El Questro Wilderness Park, developed from the original El Questro Cattle Station, is a million acres in size and boasts a diverse landscape throughout. It has rugged ranges, broad tidal flats, rainforest pockets, gorges, thermal pools and waterfalls. Animals, fish and bird life congregate in the rivers and waterholes, some of which are fresh water springs and others part of salt water estuaries. The El Questro Wilderness Park is open from April to October each year and this unspoilt frontier land typifies the sheer grandeur and beauty of the Kimberley Region.

Visit El Questro Station with uZoom’s Western Australia range of campervans for hire.

Karijini National Park

Karijini National Park is an adventurer’s paradise. Once there you can explore ancient rocky tunnels and plunging gorges, paddle through crystal clear waterways and swim under stunning waterfalls. There are numerous lookouts that allow you to look down into the gorges and also see the broad vista of the Park. You can also climb down into some of the gorges on tours guided by experienced local guides. Bushwalking and 4 wheel drive tours are available within the Park.

Campervan Hire Perth, WA delivers true freedom

Take in the metropolitan surrounds of Perth and south WA, or explore the stunningly diverse Kimberly Region with uZoom’s campervan hire in Perth & WA. Australia’s largest state has so much on offer, so pick your region and start exploring.

uZoom gives you the means to see the real Western Australia. Campervan hire in Perth is available now, and with competitive prices on budget, premium and luxury campervans, we’re sure to have the vehicle to suit your WA travel needs.

uZoom also specialises across Australia and operates in the following areas: Sydney, Darwin, Melbourne, Tasmania, Adelaide and Brisbane.