The free coffee sounds interesting Sara, traveling solo indeed is fun experience indeed. This blog post is perfect to find tips for successful solo trips. You only needs right information before hitting the the road. Just to add and for sure everyone will be benefiting on this, when someone hit you or accident is not your fault, you are entitled to accident replacement car. It is by the law, and you deserve to continue your journey with out any delays. Indeed, Australia is perfect place to travel for all your family, friends and you alone itself.

Thanks Carol.

Thanks Jenn and Ed. Getting tired when driving alone is one of the things I like less. There is no one that can swap drive with you, this obviously makes the journey slower but I found it interesting because it forces me to slow down and savour every single moment of the road trip, the ups and downs too.

Absolutely Hazel, go with it. You will love solo road trips in Australia!

Yes definitely road trips is the way to go in Australia!

Thanks, Brianna. Glad you enjoyed this post about road-tripping in Oz! 🙂

Hi Jenna, I know a few things about challenges on the road in Australia and I can tell you that driving on the left is the least. In Australia you really must pay attention to wildlife and driving at night is really a no-go in Outback regions. Once you know what you can and can’t do then a road trip in Australia is one of the most thrilling experience really worth trying.

I can relate to that too. In the beginning, I couldn’t think of driving by myself to remote areas of Australia, not even around cities, but once I started with small road trips in rural areas, I found it so empowering. Solo travel is getting out of my comfort zone and growing by pushing myself further. Here is a complete guide to driving tips for tourists in Australia. Thanks for stopping by!