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Unlike densely populated British cities, Charleville embraces life in the slow lane. The town sprawls out over a relatively large area for its population size, making cars the best means of getting around. Don’t be worried by the driving situation – it’s relatively easy as there’s no peak hour traffic to contend with!
There are several car rental outlets in town and at the airport. Vehicles ranging from compact cars to 4WDs are available, depending on your needs. If you're planning on venturing out into the wilderness or going camping, a 4WD vehicle might be a better option.
Forget about the strict parking regulations commonly found in British cities. Parking is hassle-free in Charleville with ample parking spaces available in the town centre and at key attractions.
From your base in Charleville, you can explore a number of fascinating attractions. The Cosmos Centre and Observatory is a must-visit site that offers stargazing experiences under the clear Outback skies. History buffs will enjoy the Historic House and Museum, which offers an insight into the town's heritage.
Charleville makes a great starting point for a self-drive adventure. Drive along the Warrego Way for a classic Outback adventure encompassing national parks, vineyards and historic townships.
Charleville hosts several interesting cultural and seasonal events like the World War II Secret Base Tour and the Charleville Fishing and Restocking Club Competition. These are great ways to immerse in local culture and festivities.
Unlike the temperate British weather, Charleville boasts a semi-arid climate with hot summers and mild winters. Lightweight summer clothing will suffice for most of the year, with a jacket needed during the cooler months.
Charleville operates on Australian Eastern Standard Time, which is 10 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time. The local currency is the Australian dollar (AUD).
It’s also important to bear in mind that Australia drives on the left-hand side of the road, same as the UK, and speed limits are strictly enforced.
Come and discover Charleville, and journey through the Outback in your own time and pace. Cheers mates, and safe travels!