Most of their camper vehicles have at least a cupboard in order to keep things in order. Clearly, a cupboard is considered to be an integral part or an area of the living accommodation that is built on the campervans. According to the set standards, the installed cupboards in a camper should be a permanent feature that cannot be taken off the interior of the campervan for better safety. Therefore, such feature should either be bolted, be riveted, screwed or welded on the walls of the van to prevent any falling accidents.

There are a lot of campervan hire Sydney companies which takes pride on their RVs because their cupboards inside are secured. Most of which are installed or bolted in directly to the vehicle’s flooring and/or the side walling. They also have a set of lockers or a wardrobe in order to keep the clothes in. Like a normal recreational vehicle, a camper is also known to allow the user to cook inside because it is fitted to have a kitchen area other than the sleeping accommodation feature.

The kitchen should be powered with a fixed gas, an electric hob or a microwave oven. The cooking facilities that are included in the campervans are also secured directly to the floor surface as well as on the side walling of the vehicle. Again, this is to make sure that everything is intact and in place while the RV is moving robustly since it’s an off road vehicle. The cooking facilities installed are guaranteed to permanently attach to the vehicle and considered as a good feature to take advantage of. These features are already included when you rent out a campervan from any of the car companies that do campervan hire Sydney business.

Date: 3-July-2011

Every year Humpback whales migrate along the Australian coastline from their summer feeding grounds in Antarctica to their winter breeding and calving grounds in the warmer tropical waters… Where are the hot spots?

Whales can be seen along the Australian coastline as they begin an annual migratory route north in late autumn, and then again when they they return south in spring. On average Humpback whales travel around 5000km on their annual migration, one of the longest migratory journeys of any mammal on Earth.

On the New South Wales coast the latest sightings are tracked by Wild About Whales, with a map of whale watching hot spots along the coast.  The Wild About Whales website has been developed and is maintained by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.  During each Humpback migration season (June-November) the whale sightings map is updated with whale sightings up and down the New South Wales coastline, populated with sightings recorded on the @wildaboutwhales twitter feed.

On the West Coast of Australia Eco Beach Broome is the perfect place to sight whales. Eco Beach Broome is a multi award-winning eco resort set amongst a pristine and untouched environment just over an hour’s drive south of Broome. Eco Beach offers two-hour whale watching cruises to experience the splendour of these marine mammals up close.