Ever since we started planning our road trip from Melbourne to Perth, we have been eagerly looking forward to the long drive across Australia. Now that we’re back, we’ve compiled some key statistics from our journey, including kilometers traveled, fuel consumed, and total costs. Hopefully, this information will be helpful for anyone planning a similar adventure.
Route and Distance
The road trip began in Melbourne and took us across several beautiful landscapes and vibrant cities until we reached Perth. Here’s a quick summary of the route and distances covered:
- Melbourne to Adelaide – 727 km
- Adelaide to Ceduna – 780 km
- Ceduna to Norseman – 1,202 km
- Norseman to Perth – 726 km
In total, we covered a distance of approximately 3,435 kilometers.
Fuel Consumption
Managing our fuel was a crucial part of the journey. Here are some statistics about our fuel consumption:
- Total fuel used: 280 liters
- Average fuel consumption: 8.1 liters per 100 kilometers
- Fuel cost per liter: A$1.50 (average)
We planned our refuel stops carefully, taking into account the remote stretches of the trip between Ceduna and Norseman.
Cost Breakdown
Budgeting was another essential aspect, and here’s a breakdown of our overall costs throughout the journey:
- Fuel: A$420
- Accommodation: A$780
- Food and drink: A$600
- Other expenses: A$250 (including attraction tickets and miscellaneous purchases)
Overall, the road trip cost us around A$2,050, which included everything from fuel and accommodation to meals and entertainment.
This road trip from Melbourne to Perth allowed us to experience Australia’s captivating beauty, even though it required meticulous planning and budgeting. Hopefully, these statistics and insights will help you prepare for an incredible journey across this vast and diverse country.
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