Self-driving travel is undoubtedly one of the most classic ways to travel in Australia.

Choosing a self-driving tour in Australia will make the journey more maneuverable, flexible and economical.

And I believe that many friends are also looking forward to the process of self-driving travel and enjoying the process even more.

Why not slow yourself down and discover different scenery? There will be many unexpected surprises on the road, an unknown and wonderful beach, a sunset that you will never forget, a warm and lovely town...

.This is more like a trip, isn't it? Here are the 14 best self-driving routes recommended for self-driving tours in Australia: 1: GreatOcean Road, the Great Ocean Road is located southwest of Melbourne. It starts from Melbourne and winds along the coastline to Warnnambool.

Nearly 300 kilometers long, the Great Ocean Road is undoubtedly one of the best self-driving routes in the world, with unparalleled sea views of blue sea and blue sky, lush mysterious primeval rainforests, volcanic plains, quiet valley villages, and bustling towns. Every turn is...

give you a surprise.

Don’t rush straight to the Twelve Apostles, slow down, there are too many beautiful things along the way that are worth stopping for, and it’s best not to just take a one-day trip like an ordinary tour group, it is definitely worth your extra money

For a few days, two-day or even three-day tours are generally recommended.

2:RedCentreWay, the Red Center Way takes a dip in Glen Helen Canyon and watches rock kangaroos at Mount Simpson, both of which are located in the West MacDonnell Mountains.

Hear the comet crater surrounding Goth Cliff filled with legends from the Golden Age.

Climb the peaks of the Valley of the Kings and swim in the tropical pools of Eden.

Trek around Uluru on a camel at dawn or venture into the steep lava domes of nearby Kata Tjuta.

Embark on a journey through red sands, hyena forests and muragalin.

Learn about the history of the area's Aboriginal people from the Arrernte people, who have lived here for 20,000 years.

Immerse yourself in Aboriginal art and Alice Springs' founding history.

Don't miss this unforgettable adventure through Australia's ancient heart.

3: The Savannah Way, the Trans-Northern Australia Road. This is a super self-driving route that runs through northern Australia, starting from Cairns in northern Queensland in the east to Broome, a historical pearl fishing town in Kimberley, Western Australia, in the west. The total distance is about 4,000 kilometers.

, passing through 15 national parks and 5 World Heritage areas. On the way, you will explore the vast red earth wilderness, ancient canyons, colorful wildlife and rich aboriginal culture, allowing you to experience the footprints of Australia's early pioneers.

: Cairns to Cape Tribulation, the tropical self-driving road from Cairns to Cape Tribulation jumps from Cairns into the embrace of the natural wonders of two world heritage sites: the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest. Enjoy the wonderful tropical style of northern Queensland. Australia

Winter is the best time to go on this route. The weather in winter is not too hot and humid, and you can avoid the poisonous jellyfish season. 5: Sydney to Brisbane Drive, a self-driving tour of the New South Wales Pacific Coast to stroll through the sparkling Central Coast.

’s beaches and lush lands, then hang out at the wineries of the Hunter Valley and charming Port Stephens, practice your swing on a golf course in the rainforest of Coffs Harbor, and enjoy a holiday on the beaches of Byron Bay.

The atmosphere. Scuba dive with colorful fish at Solitary Island Marine Park, or enjoy the sunshine on the Gold Coast. This driving route will take you from Sydney to Brisbane, and you will see a lot of it along the way.

Beaches, peaceful towns, and moss-covered rainforests, you'll feel like you're adventurous and relaxed at times. 6: Darwin-Kakadu-Katherine-Litchfield Road Trip, a nature trail that meanders through the Mary River Wetlands to the World Heritage Site.

Kakadu National Park. Come here to experience jungle walks close to nature, walk through rugged cliffs and tropical rainforests with towering ancient trees, and look for Aboriginal rock arks. Learn about the pioneering of the territory at Pine Creek

History, enjoy the scenery like the movie "Tarzan", and swim in the clear and crystal clear water. This is a flat and smooth asphalt road that can be traveled smoothly even by two-wheel drive vehicles. 7: Gibb River Road, West Australia.

The Gibb River Road is Western Australia's famous wilderness road, taking you into the heart of the Kimberley and winding for 660 kilometers between Broome and Kununurra. It is one of Australia's greatest four-wheel drive adventures.

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