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10 Days from 18.02 - 28.02.2023
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10 Days from 18.02 - 28.02.2023
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Perched conveniently in the heart of Port Stephens, Newcastle Airport (NTL) serves as an excellent starting point for your epic Aussie adventures. Despite it being a smaller-scale airport, you can expect an array of amenities including cafés, bars, and duty-free shops.
Car Hire at Newcastle Airport
You'll find several car hire providers located within the airport for your convenience. Make sure you compare prices to secure the best deal that suits your budget and preferences. Some companies even provide on-site pick-up and drop-off services.
Fuel Stations near Newcastle Airport
Before setting off, perhaps you’d like to fill up your car. There is a Shell station just three minutes drive from the airport.
Plan Your Route
Newcastle city center is located 27 km from the airport and can be reached in approximately 25 minutes via Tourle street and Industrial Highway. Or for a more scenic route, stick to the coast via Nelson Bay Road and enjoy Australia's unique landscape.
Currency and Climate Considerations
The local currency is the Australian dollar (AUD). It’s a good idea to have some cash on hand for tolls and small purchases, although credit cards are widely accepted. As for the climate, Newcastle boasts mild winters and warm summers. You’ll want to pack light clothes for summer, while cosy layers are a must for winter.
Explore the Surrounding Cities
Newcastle Airport serves as a convenient start point for exploring charming local towns such as Port Stephens, Hunter Valley and Central Coast. You'll get there in no time with your hire car.
All You Need To Know About Driving In Australia
This might vary from your UK driving experience. Australians travel on the left-hand side of the road, just like in the UK, but do note that speed limits and some road rules may differ. For example, it's important to remember that U-turns are generally allowed in New South Wales unless explicitly forbidden by a sign.
Soak Up the Adventure
With your own set of wheels, you’re set to explore Australia's second oldest city and metropolitan area. From sandy beaches to world-class dining, your Aussie adventure awaits!
