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The freedom of the open road is like nothing else–no hard schedules, no waiting in jammed terminals, no mad dashes here and there. Only you, your traveling companions and the adventure before you. These road trips are the most epic in the world and they do not just involve travelling between places. They are all about the travel itself, the curvy roads that take you over mountain passes covered in snow, the highways that run along rocky coasts and the picturesque side trips that show you unseen villages and panoramic vistas. Whether it is the Great ocean road in Australia where every corner presents another dramatic cliffside view, or the nostalgia of the historic Route 66 in America, these roads are destined to be memory makers. Here at Redwood Holidays, we assist road trippers in making their ideal road trip, choosing the best routes to take and curating the best accommodation and food stops and experiences on the trip. Be it an adventure-filled mountain-top drive, a leisurely coast trip or a cross-country trip that takes in culture as well as scenery, we ensure that your itinerary is as memorable as the road under your wheels.

Must-Drive Routes for Your Next Adventure

There are road trips so legendary that they should be on the list of any traveler. Imagine driving the Garden Route in South Africa with the blue water on one side and the green forests the other. Think about driving the Ring Road in Iceland where you can see steaming geothermal springs, volcanic terrain and valleys filled with glaciers in a day. Or perhaps you will conquer the South Island drive in New Zealand between Queenstown and the Milford Sound as the mountains collide with the mirror-reflection fjords. We don t simply give you a map at Redwood Holidays, we design road trip routes that incorporate the best scenic vantage points, local attractions that are off the beaten path and accommodation that gives your adventure some character. You won t just have photos by the time you get to your last stop but you will have a story to tell years to come.