About Retro Campervans
Not your ordinary fleet, you will surely experience a step back in time without breaking the bank with Retro Campervans. Travel the scenic Australian open roads with your reliable vintage Volkswagen or classical Kombi.
At Retro Campervans, they offer a rather unique fleet — a compilation of exclusively classical models of Kombi, Volkswagen, Beetle, and mid-ranged Mitsubishi Express. The antique style will seriously lure those with retro hearts. What's more fascinating with the vintage fleet, especially the Kombis, are the large-scaled windows and pop-out roofs that provide panoramic scenery of the Australian countryside. And you actually don't need to spend heaps of money to experience a vintage road trip because most units are rented out at affordable rates. Aside from their main branch in Byron Bay, they have new drop-off areas — Ballina Airport, Brisbane Airport, and Gold Coast Airport.
Pros & Cons
✓ Pros
- Classical yet convenient ambiance
- Affordable rates
- Great vintage option for solo backpackers, couples, or small families
✗ Cons
- Not good for large groups
- Not suitable for fancy travellers
Vehicle Fleet
Restored in 2014, this classic T2 Kombi has been customised with a fold-down bench and roll-out bunk bed above. Sleeps 2-3 people; the bunk bed accommodates one person under 60 kg. A charming vintage option for couples or small groups.
Features a Subaru engine with automatic transmission — a reliable and smooth-running retro campervan. Includes 230v charging cables, a second battery, 20L water capacity, and a CD player. Great for couples seeking a vintage adventure with modern reliability.
A 2007 Mitsubishi Express surf van fitting 2 people comfortably. Well-equipped with a modifiable rear area, compact kitchen, roof rack, and adequate storage space. A practical and affordable choice for couples exploring coastal Australia.
Bright yellow VW Kombi T2 with pop-top roof, seating 4 passengers. Equipped with a camping stove, fridge, water supply, and cutlery. Best suited for trips within 300 km of Byron Bay. A head-turning retro icon on the road.
Fits 4 people. 2 adults can sleep on a fold-down bench converting to a double bed; kids sleep on bunk beds above. Features the iconic large-scaled windows and pop-out roof that provide panoramic scenery of the Australian countryside.
