Ocean Breeze Caravans Models, Specs & Prices

Ocean Breeze Caravans are built in Australia. The brand manufactures single-axle caravans with layouts designed for the Australian touring and family market. No Australian distributor or parent-company information is currently confirmed — check with an Ocean Breeze dealer for current manufacturing location and Australian support details.

VANTURE has no active Ocean Breeze listings or sold-price history at present, so we don't yet have concrete pricing data for the brand. The range spans six models from 18'6" couple-focused designs to 21'6" family layouts, which typically aligns with caravans in the mid-range segment. Contact Ocean Breeze dealers directly or set an alert on VANTURE — when units are listed, we'll populate pricing trends for this brand.

The two triple-bunk family models are purpose-built for families: the 18'6" Family Triple Bunks (sleeps five) and the 21'6" Family Triple Bunks (also sleeps five). Both offer multiple bunk positions to accommodate children and parents without premium sleeping arrangements. The 21'6" Family Double Bunks (sleeps four) is a mid-size family option if you prefer slightly lower sleeping capacity and more living space. All three family models are suitable for school holidays and longer family trips. The couple-focused 18'6", 19'6" and 20'6" models are better suited to two-person households or adults travelling without young children.

Sold data for Ocean Breeze is limited — no units have sold on VANTURE to date, so we cannot draw firm resale conclusions yet. Single-axle caravans in the 18–21 foot class generally hold value well if maintained, as they appeal to couples and families across multiple use cases. Couple-focused models in the used market sometimes depreciate slightly faster than family layouts, simply due to higher supply of small used caravans. Once we have sold Ocean Breeze listings on VANTURE, we'll be able to show you real price retention data. Set an alert and check back periodically.

Start with a full walk-through of the interior for water damage and mould — check cupboards, under bunks, and around the ensuite and kitchen. Look for water staining on the floor and soft spots near the plumbing (café-door and ensuite models are vulnerable here). Inspect all window and roof seals; cracked or degraded sealant is a sign of age or poor maintenance and can lead to leaks. On the triple-bunk family models, test the bunk legs and cross-bracing for flex and loose bolts, as these are load-bearing when the bunks are in use. Check the drawbar, coupling and jockey wheel mount for rust and corrosion — especially important if the caravan is coastal or has been parked long-term. Finally, test all doors, windows and cabinets for smooth operation and listen for creaks or rattles that might indicate frame flex or worn hinges.

Ocean Breeze caravans suit buyers looking for Australian-built, layout-focused caravans at a mid-range price point. If you're a family needing sleeping capacity for school holidays or a couple seeking a reliable blacktop tourer, the brand offers straightforward design — bunk models for families, ensuite or café layouts for couples, all in proven single-axle configurations. The lack of sold listings on VANTURE means we cannot yet offer resale-trend evidence, but the presence of multiple family bunk options suggests the brand has found a niche in the family caravan market. If you've test-towed one and the layout suits your use case, Ocean Breeze represents a sensible local-build option. However, do compare against other brands in the same length and layout category, and check dealer network and warranty support in your state before committing.

Yes — the three couple-focused models are specifically designed for two-person touring. The 18'6" Rear Ensuite offers a dedicated ensuite and sleeps two, ideal if you want privacy and bathroom separation. The 19'6" and 20'6" Café Mid Door and Rear Door models provide side or rear access with sleeping for two, suiting couples who prefer easy caravan entry and don't need a formal ensuite. All three are compact enough to tow with mid-size SUVs and sit well on powered sites or free camps. If you plan to travel with a second couple occasionally, the 18'6" and 21'6" Family Triple Bunks sleep five, so shared touring is possible — though the bunk-centric layouts are less refined for couple-only comfort. For pure couple touring, the 18'6" Rear Ensuite and café-door models are the best fit.