Experience Australia with Britz’s 4WD - the Toyota Safari Landcruiser! Built tough, with manual transmission, it’s the ideal vehicle to tackle the rugged 4WD tracks on the way to those iconic Outback locations. Five people can be accommodated for, but for more space, we recommend taking this vehicle as a group of four. You’ll have incredible sunset and stargazing views from the rooftop tent with annex.

It’s simple to set up and completely sealed, so none of those creepy crawlies can get in. Yes, there can be comfort in the wild, our self-inflating sleeping mats and bags are manufactured by Darche - the camping equipment experts. The 2020 chassis model is fitted with our Britz equipment, snorkel and comes with an Outback safety kit, a pop-up awning, picnic table & chairs and kitchen equipment so you have everything you need for the ultimate 4WD experience.

The Safari Landcruiser is available out of Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Broome, Cairns, Darwin and Perth from April 2020 to November 2020 inclusive.

• Toyota Landcruiser
• Sleeps 5
• Manual transmission
• Power Steering
• Engine: Turbo Diesel
• Fuel Capacity: 130 Litres
• Radio, Bluetooth, GPS & USB input
• Awning: (manual) attached to 4WD
• Vehicle Dimensions:
  Length - 4.72m
  Width - 1.80m
  Height - 2.40m (3.50m with rooftop tent up)
• Seatbelts: 5
• Power Supply: 12V battery (dual)

• Picnic Table / Picnic Chairs
• Fresh Water Tank - 20 litres Jerry Can
• Gas Cooker (portable)
• 4 x Butane canisters supplied
• Fridge / Freezer (40 litres)
• Rooftop Tent with Annexe double bed:
  2.50 x 1.25m
  Rooftop Tent with Annexe 3 x sleeping mats:
  1.92 x 0.58m x 0.08m thick
• Linen and bedding included
• Kitchen Equipment
• General Equipment including First Aid Kit
• Air Conditioning - Driver’s Cabin only
• Heating - Driver’s Cabin only

The type of restraint required for your child depends on their age.
Click here for our child seat policy 1.36 mb PDF

OUTBACK SAFETY KIT:
The Outback Safety Kit is included with the Scout 4WD. The Kit includes an Emergency Position Indication Radio Beacon (EPIRB), snatch strap with D shackles and a folding spade. An EPIRB when activated transmits an emergency distress signal which can be detected by Australian rescue authorities. A snatch strap is used to pull a vehicle from a bogged position with the aid of another vehicle. The D shackles secure the snatch strap to a rigid anchor point.

Important Note:
The Queensland Government has issued new restrictions relating to 4WD hire vehicles travelling to Fraser Island. This includes prohibiting luggage storage on the roof of the 4WD vehicle. If travelling to Fraser Island in the Safari 4WD all luggage must be safely secured inside the vehicle.