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Broome to Perth Campervan Rental
Broome to Perth One Way Motorhome Hire
Planning a road trip from Broome to Perth? Explore Australia’s wild west with a one-way campervan rental. Compare options from popular rental companies using our tool.
Travelling in the opposite direction? Rent a campervan from Perth to Broome.
Popular Campervans
Find the perfect camper for your travel needs.
Adventure Camper 4x4
Apollo
Manual
HiTop
Apollo
Automatic
Spirit 2 T/S Ultima
Maui
Automatic · Toilet · Shower
2-Berth ST Venturer
Britz
Automatic · Toilet · Shower
4-Berth Explorer
Britz
Automatic · Toilet · Shower
4-Berth Discovery
Britz
Automatic · Toilet · Shower
Outback 4WD Camper
Britz
Automatic
Hitop
Hippie
Automatic
Zumo 1
Zu Motorhomes
Automatic · Toilet · Shower
Trail Finder 4 1
Tasmania Campers
Automatic
Trail Finder 2/3
Tasmania Campers
Manual
Polaris 2
Star RV
Automatic · Toilet · Shower
Broome to Perth One Way Itinerary
Day 1
Broome to Port Hedland, Western Australia
Distance: Approximately 610 km (379 miles)
Estimated Driving Time: About 6.5 hours
Highlights:
- Cable Beach (Broome, start with a sunrise/sunset walk)
- Eighty Mile Beach (halfway stop for fishing and beachcombing)
- Port Hedland Salt Piles (iconic industrial landscapes)
Day 2
Port Hedland to Karijini National Park, Western Australia
Distance: Approximately 420 km (261 miles)
Estimated Driving Time: About 5 hours
Things to See:
- Fortescue Falls (one of the many waterfalls in Karijini)
- Dales Gorge (stunning red-rock gorges)
- Fern Pool (swimming spot in Karijini National Park)
Day 3
Exploring Karijini National Park
Distance: Local exploring
Attractions:
- Weano Gorge and Handrail Pool
- Knox Gorge
- Joffre Gorge
Day 4
Karijini National Park to Tom Price, Western Australia
Distance: Approximately 100 km (62 miles)
Estimated Driving Time: About 1.5 hours
Things to See:
- Mount Nameless Lookout (panoramic views of the Pilbara)
- Tom Price Visitor Centre
- Rio Tinto Mine Tour (if available)
Day 5
Tom Price to Exmouth, Western Australia
Distance: Approximately 570 km (354 miles)
Estimated Driving Time: About 6.5 hours
Highlights:
- Exmouth Visitor Centre (information on Ningaloo Reef)
- Vlamingh Head Lighthouse
- Exmouth’s Ningaloo Reef (snorkeling, diving)
Day 6
Exmouth to Coral Bay, Western Australia
Distance: Approximately 150 km (93 miles)
Estimated Driving Time: About 2 hours
Attractions Along the Way:
- Ningaloo Marine Park (snorkeling and marine life)
- Coral Bay Beach
- Quad Biking and Glass Bottom Boat Tours
Day 7
Coral Bay to Carnarvon, Western Australia
Distance: Approximately 240 km (149 miles)
Estimated Driving Time: About 2.5 hours
Things to See:
- Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum
- The Fascine (waterfront area)
- One Mile Jetty (historic jetty with sunset views)
Day 8
Carnarvon to Shark Bay (Denham), Western Australia
Distance: Approximately 330 km (205 miles)
Estimated Driving Time: About 3.5 hours
Must-See Stops:
- Hamelin Pool Stromatolites (ancient rock-like formations)
- Shell Beach
- Monkey Mia (dolphin encounters)
Day 9
Shark Bay to Kalbarri, Western Australia
Distance: Approximately 380 km (236 miles)
Estimated Driving Time: About 4 hours
Highlights:
- Kalbarri National Park (scenic gorges and cliffs)
- Nature’s Window (natural rock formation with scenic views)
- Kalbarri Skywalk
Day 10
Kalbarri to Geraldton, Western Australia
Distance: Approximately 155 km (96 miles)
Estimated Driving Time: About 1.5 hours
Things to See:
- HMAS Sydney II Memorial
- St. Francis Xavier Cathedral
- Geraldton Foreshore (waterfront park and beach)
Day 11
Geraldton to Cervantes, Western Australia
Distance: Approximately 210 km (130 miles) Estimated Driving Time: About 2.5 hours
Attractions:
- The Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park
- Lake Thetis (stromatolites similar to Shark Bay)
- Thirsty Point Lookout (coastal views)
Day 12
Cervantes to Perth, Western Australia
Distance: Approximately 200 km (124 miles)
Estimated Driving Time: About 2.5 hours
Things to Experience in Perth:
- Kings Park and Botanic Garden
- Elizabeth Quay
- Perth Cultural Centre (museums, galleries)
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I travel in the opposite direction - from Broome to Perth?
Yes - simply use the search tool at the top of this page to check availability.
Is after-hours campervan hire available?
Not many companies in Australia allow customers to pick up and/or drop off a rental after hours.
Spaceships have an easy after-hours pickup and dropoff service.
The following companies also allow after-hours pickup or drop-off, but fees and additional terms may apply: Camperman, Mighty Campers, Awesome, Driveabout and Bargain Campers.
Note that this service may not be available in all cities.
Can I take my campervan off-road?
No, most companies will only allow their vehicles to be driven on sealed bitumen roads.
An exception is Bargain Campers, which allows their vehicles to be driven on unsealed (gravel) roads in Tasmania, as long as these roads are properly formed.
Rental companies may make an exception for well-maintained access roads to a recognized campsite. However, the distance allowed on these roads may vary (between 500 and 12 km). Check the rental agreement for details regarding the exact allowed distance.
Different rules may apply to 4WD campers.
Do campervans have automatic or manual transmission?
Most rental companies have both automatic and manual vehicles available.
Our comparison tool allows you to filter by transmission type to help you find your preferred option.
Note that not all makes and models will be available in both automatic and manual transmission types.
What kind of licence do you need to hire a campervan in Broome?
You’ll need a full, non-restricted Class C (car) license to rent a campervan or motorhome in Broome. That means learners and provisional license holders need not apply. Most Broome rental companies won’t do business with drivers under 21. Drivers under 25 can hire a camper but must pay an additional young driver surcharge. Overseas hirers will need an English translation of their home-country license or an International Driver’s Permit (IDP).
