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Brisbane

Brisbane, a lively and modern looking city with a population of around 2 million, set on the Brisbane River which twists through its centre. As Queensland’s capital city, it is a self-drive holiday wonderland with plenty of long and winding roads which make for a relaxing scenic drive to bring out the ‘Sunday Driver’ in you. With rental vehicles available in all sizes you are guaranteed to find the best car to suit your trip with globalCARS.

Driving through a lively eucalypt forest along the edges of the Brisbane Forest Park you will pass through Mount Nebo and eventually come out at Mount Glorious. This area is exactly what you might expect in Queensland with a luscious bedlam of greenery bursting with birdsong. Along this roadway you will find numerous look out points charming you to take a look and leaving you itching for more. Continue your adventure past Mount Glorious and link the Forest Park with the Eastern shore of Lake Wivenhoe.

With a humid subtropical climate, Brisbane annually has hot, humid summers and dry, warm winters rarely dipping below 20 degrees. During summer months November through to March it is common for Brisbane to experience thunderstorms.

Brisbane is a city centrally located to an array of day trips, easily accessible to you in your rental car. Take a day trip in your vehicle to the world famous Australia Zoo where you will find the living legacy of Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin. Go to the Gold Coast and take in the sea air and sights of Surfers Paradise. Leave the bustle of Brisbane and travel through the scenic countryside to Mount Tambourine, only an hour inland from the city.

All this is possible and more with the ease and practicality of your rental car with globalCARS.

Driving Tips in Brisbane:

• When driving, always consider how tired you are – fatigue is one of the top three contributors to Australia’s road toll. Ensure you have had enough sleep before your trip and share the driving wherever possible. When driving on Australian roads take advantage of the many ‘rest areas’ available, regardless of whether it’s a long-distance or short-distance trip.