We travelled Around Australia in three months towing our Jayco caravan. A huge roadtrip but loved every part of our great country, a land of contrasts, stunnding landscapes, magnificent mountain ranges and beautiful beaches

Our honeymoon around South West WA 30 years ago going to all the great food spots and sights. We’d love to do it all again 30 years on and be wired up/connected this time!

Up and around the Gulfs to Port Lincoln and Wudinna – amazing seeing the places our ancestors lived, the shell museum and finishing on the farm! No technology way back then as a kid, but now what a brilliant pack just what I need to go with my new Samsung mobile.

Favourite Roadtrip? Surprising my Russian boyfriend with his first Snow holiday! Watching snowfall together at Sunrise.. Driving through New Zealand’s natural wonders, from snow peaked mountains to rushing rivers, and natural hot springs.. Only thing that would have been better? Belkin charged phones and cameras to capture it all. Unforgettable!

Travelling from Sydney to Mount Baw-Baw to catch the snow. For our children, it was their first snow experience. Despite the 10 hour drive, their excitement was palpable. It was freezing cold but the warmth of togetherness helped hold everyone together as a family not even time could melt it!

Los Angeles to Las Vegas, lots of cool desert landscapes and little towns to visit on the way with the ultimate reward at the end! Vegas Baby!!

West Coast Californ-I-A,
views, food, people, beaches to play!
I’m dreaming one day to explore more and roam,
even if much closer to home!
Winning Belkin tech prizes would be amazing…
to stay connected with our young adult offspring,
making travel once again a happening thing!

Our best road-tripping experience was when we hired 2 camper vans and travelled around Tasmania as a family with the grandparents tagging along behind. Spending 3 weeks together, sharing this experience was awesome and enjoyed by all.

We took our children on a long driving holiday to the Northern Territory when they were little and it was the most rewarding experience of our lives, they played with the locals, we got to see and learn so much about ourselves and about a much simpler way of life.

We took our children on a living driving holiday to the Northern Territory when they were little and it was the most rewarding experience of our lives, they played with the locals, we got to see and learn so much about ourselves and about a much simpler way of life.

My Sister and I driving from Melbourne to Sydney, with our grandmother who was visiting from overseas, it was great as we had not grown up with our grandmother being around due to the distance

we travelled to Queensland with two kids in a small ford fiesta – we bought so many souvenirs we nearly couldn’t fit them in the car to come home. We will be embarking on the same trip (when covid clears) to Queensland with 3 kids – but at least we’ll be in a 4 wheel drive this time!

The Amalfi Coast in the 1990’s. When nightfall masked peerless panoramas, I’d maroon myself in the haven of my fiancé’s moonlit eyes, shipwrecked till dawn on the bedrock of their beauty. A dedicated Samsung user, he’s now my husband and both deserves and needs this wonderful tech update.

We travelled the Great Ocean Road.The scenery was spectator either on the coast or inland.I add the flies were horrendous but force of nature that hits the cliffs really puts your life in perspective.I would love to win so I can return with my technology in place.

We drove from Victoria all the way up to Port Douglas with three kids! I was nervous it would be a nightmare but oh the fun we had! It was an adventure, we felt like explorers, finding unique and cool things to see everyday. If we had have taken a plane we would have missed out on so much fun.
Technology was mandatory for the many hours though, that’s why I’d love to win this pack.

Trip to GREAT OCEAN ROAD with kids
Lost our way after driving off grids
‘Melway says… turn right!’, Miss-10 warned
‘Watch out… kangaroo!’ Dad pressed the horn
‘I’m hungry. We there yet?” Mr-6 said
“I spy with my little eye… something RED”
The Apostles smiled – our car missed it again!

Six months around the UK and Europe with hubby. We stayed in some dodgy places, such as an abandoned caravan park (I think…..the sign was in French), as there were no vacancies anywhere, but also had some amazing experiences such as Blue Grotto…..which was hilarious and beautiful….

we love road tripping, in the beautiful country Victoria, taking in the views the fresh air, just so relaxing.

Before the kids, We hit the road on a working holiday and ran out of money in Cairns so we camped near a waterfall and lived on coconuts and pippies, they tasted like they were full of sand.

We took our first camping trip to Echuca last year and it was fabulous to see the looks on our kids faces when they woke up to nature