8 4X4/Overlanding YouTubers to watch in Australia in 2024

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Australia is the ultimate overlanding country. This makes it a dream destinations for overlanding enthusiasts all across the world. Whether you want to explore the coast on proper roads or venture into the more remote nature. Australia has it all!

Once you are set up with a 4×4 vehicle, you can travel all along the stunning coastline or go off-road into Australia’s adventurous outback. The advantage of driving a 4×4 vehicle in Australia is the freedom that comes with it. 4×4 vehicles allow you to travel over rugged tracks and go off the beaten path.

If you are the owner of a 4×4 or if you are thinking about purchasing one, you will probably ask yourself questions such as: Which vehicle is best suited for my overlanding plans? How can I become almost completely self-sufficient to make the most of my overlanding tours? What safety measures do I need to take to ensure I stay safe on my tours?

Luckily, fellow overlanders who are based all across Australia and have a couple years of overlanding experience answer all these questions and many more on their Overlanding YouTube Channels. So, if you have some unanswered questions before you head off on your next overlanding tour or if you just want to get some inspiration for your next big 4×4 adventure, keep reading to see our personal 8 best Overlanding YouTube Channels to watch in Australia.

1) 4XOverland

4XOverland is probably the most popular and well-known Overlanding YouTube Channel in Australia. It is run by the one and only Andrew St. Pierre White, who is also called “The David Attenborough of 4WD” by many.

Besides being known for the content on his YouTube Channel, Andrew is known for his various books on 4×4 that he has published in his lifetime as well as some film projects. In 1993, Andrew published his first book “The Complete Guide to Four-Wheel Drive in Southern Africa”. At the age of 22, he had bought his first 4×4 vehicle and continued in the following years to purchase or exchange his 4×4 vehicles.

In total, Andrew has explored 5 different continents and a great deal of countries across the world in his 4×4. Before he made his passion for overlanding his full-time job, he worked in the TV and film industry. At the age of 24, he won his first award for film editing. These skills really show off in Andrew’s videos on his Overlanding YouTube channel.

Here, you will find professionally shot and edited videos of his overland travels. In 2017, Andrew moved to Western Australia and has been mainly going off-road in Australia since then. Besides his video content, Andrew offers workshops which will teach you everything you need to know to be set up for your personal overlanding in a 4×4 lifestyle.

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2) Go 4X4

Meet Eugen and Kelly. The couple has been uploading 4×4 video content on their Overlanding YouTube Channel for many years and have continuously improved their videography and editing skills which makes their videos ever so enjoyable to watch.

The couple shares their passion for off-roading, camping and videography. This is, without doubt, reflected in their videos. Together with their labrador Ted, they go on lots of off-road camping trips in Australia. Their channel includes how-to videos, videos with some stunning nature footage as well as videos showing their viewers places to visit in a 4×4.

Their newest addition is the “Sounds of Camping” series. The videos in this series are in the ASMR style and do not include any talking but focus on sounds solely instead. Eugen and Kelly capture the sound of nature in these videos so well, you believe you are in the middle of the jungle yourself. Very relaxing! The couple travels in a Jeep Wrangler JK.

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3) Going Overland

Next on our list of the 8 best Overlanding YouTube Channels to watch in Australia is Going Overland.

The channel is run by a family of four: Larissa, Adam and their children Hayley and Joe. Together, the family loves to go overlanding in their Jeep which they named Landy. Their overlanding adventures in Landy are mainly within Australia and range from weekend getaways to lengthier trips.

They recently completed their big lap of Australia in their Jeep which lasted a total of 41 weeks. Impressive! They captured everything – including some breathtaking drone footage – so go ahead and check out their Australia lap on their Overlanding YouTube channel. Despite being a family with young children, Larissa and Adam do not shy away from a challenge, such as stormy weather conditions or rugged tracks.

Besides footage of their travels, you will find how-to videos, gear reviews and insider tips.

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4) GrizzlyNbear Overland

Van life in Australia seems to be particularly attractive for couple and families. The couple behind the Campervan YouTube Channel Twosome Travellers are James and Alex.

They purchased a 1995 Toyota Coaster and started converting it into their new home right away. On their journey of building their own home, Alex and James had to acquire all the carpeting skills from scratch as they were doing this for the very first time with no background knowledge and skills whatsoever. After 4 months of hard work, they were finally ready to commence their travels in their new unique van in December 2021.

They left Sydney and headed up the coast towards New South Wales. Since then, the couple has been travelling full-time in their tiny home on wheels. If you want to catch a glimpse of their self-converted van or see the amazing shots they’ve captured on their many scenic drives and beautiful destinations all along the coasts of Australia, go to their Campervan YouTube channel.

Besides exploring Australia in their van, Alex and James also post videos of their travels to other tropical destinations, such as the Philippines, Sri Lanka or Japan. We love watching James and Alex’s videos and following them on their journey since they are such an authentic couple and include a good amount of useful insider tips and tricks.

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5) Ronny Dahl

Ronny is all about overlanding, off-roading, camping and anything that involves adventure. He loves a challenging track and explores mainly western Australia in his 4×4.

What we love about Ronny’s YouTube channel is that he uploads a new video every Sunday night which keeps us in the loop and entertained! Through his videos on his Overlanding YouTube Channel, Ronny hopes to inspire and support those viewers of his, who want to get out there and have fun or explore the world in a 4×4 themselves.

In his videos, he provides his viewers with a wealth of information, thorough how-to videos and vehicle reviews by inviting other overlanders over to his channel and letting them introduce their vehicle to the viewers. Moreover, Ronny’s videos reflect his passion for videography and adventure.

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6) The Explore Life

This next Overlanding YouTube Channels differs a bit from the previous ones we have introduced you to.

The Explore Life are a group of like-minded adventurous people who share the passion for exploring the outdoors – whether its by air, land, or sea. Their videos on their channel include a wide variety of topics: From a budget build challenge to fishing excursions at Fraser Island, finding hidden lakes on their adventures, recovering a 4×4 after it drowned, comparing gear and reviewing it with respect to the prices.

The team members of The Explore Life drive various vehicles. Among other a Toyota Land Cruiser.

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7) 4WD 24-7

Shaun Whale, Graham Cahill and a couple of other boys run 4WD 24-7. A popular Overlanding YouTube Channel which features a lot of epic drives in their 4x4s.

One of those epic drives includes the group’s attempt to drive the Oombulgurri Track during which they had to cross flooded rivers. 4WD 24-7 has been producing off-road videos for over 20 years. Wow! Besides sharing the footage form their epic and challenging drives throughout Australia with their viewers, they upload custom tips, 4×4 gear reviews, 4×4 builds and DIY modifications. Formerly, the group was known as 4WD Action.

During that time, they would travel Australia and write articles which would then be published through their local news agent.

Check out their Overlanding YouTube Channel to get some valuable insider information from experts with many years of experience when it comes to overlanding in a 4×4.

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8) Overland Travellers

Finally, we’ve got Matt and Holly’s YouTube channel Overland Travellers for you. Matt and Holly got into camping and overlanding rather by coincidence.

First, they purchased a 22 years old Hilux to allow them to go on weekend getaways and shorter camping trips. Continually, they upgraded their Hilux and equipped it with gear which would upgrade their trips and make them more self-sufficient. They quit their jobs and sold all of their belongings, when they decided they wanted to do a big lap of Australia.

Head to their Overlanding YouTube Channel to get a glimpse of their big lap which they documented and shared there. 9 months into their journey, however, they made their dream come true by purchasing a 40 year old Land Cruiser Troop Carrier which they named Elsie. Thanks to Elsie, they have now started to explore the more remote parts of Australia.

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some wonderful channels to spend hours for inspiration for your next adventure

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Written by Kimberley

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