At No Limits 4×4 Hire, we believe an adventure is only as good as the people who guide it. Behind every epic crossing, every campfire meal, and every safe return is a team of dedicated leaders who know the tracks, respect the land, and share a true passion for the outback.
Because our tours run seasonally, the faces behind the wheel may change, but the standard never does. We carefully select guides with the right mix of knowledge, experience, and character to keep every journey running smoothly. Whether it’s sharing 4×4 tips on the Old Telegraph Track, prepping meals under the stars, or tackling mechanical challenges head-on, our leaders are the reason each trip is safe, seamless, and unforgettable.
They’re not just guides — they’re the backbone of the adventure, making sure your experience is filled with stories, laughter, and memories you’ll never forget.
So, without further ado… let’s introduce the No Limits leaders who make it all happen!
We have seen our fair share of outback roads and have travelled off-road in every state of Australia. One adventure was to Cape York, for the fifth time, but for this trip we took two ex-army Land Rover Perenties.
Travelling in a convoy of vehicles, Brendon and Robyn went up and back entirely on the Telegraph Track. Nolan Brook, on the Track, presented the wettest and trickiest challenge, as it has for the past few years. Of the 6 vehicles in the group, three had to be retrieved from the waters of Nolan Brook – a 2009 Toyota Hilux, a Mitsubishi Pajero and a 2000 Jeep Wrangler.
The hero of the day was our Land Rover Perentie, which was at the ready to save the drowning vessels (sorry – vehicles!). The Pajero suffered more than $2000 worth of electrical damage but was drive-able; the Jeep sputtered for a few days but recovered; the Toyota was written off and sent back to Cairns by barge.
Here are some of the lessons that we learnt on the trip:
Toby has seen every corner of Australia, and everywhere in between, for both leisure and employment. In 2005 Toby travelled the country for almost 2 years. Living out of the back of his 4×4, he tackled the Simpson Desert, Cape York, the Gibb River Road and many other iconic 4×4 tracks and destinations.
Through his decade-long work as a Parks and Wildlife Ranger, Toby and his family lived in various locations across the country, including Southeast South Australia, the Victoria River District in the Northern Territory and the Fraser Coast Region of Queensland.
Toby holds a bachelor’s degree in Applied Science (Parks, Recreation, and Heritage) and has a passion for wildlife and environmental conservation. This passion is obvious on tours while leading wildlife spotlighting sessions, fishing or when sharing his wealth of knowledge of bush tucker, native flora and fauna and cultural history.
Dan is the backbone of every No Limits adventure. Based in Cairns, he’s the man who keeps our legendary Land Rovers in top condition before every tour — and leads the charge when it’s time to hit the tracks.
A fully qualified mechanic with a passion for all things on wheels, Dan’s personal collection says it all — from a roaring Mustang and rugged Jeep to his motorbike and his latest pride and joy, a massive ex-army UNIMOG.
Whether it’s tackling tough terrain or solving problems on the fly, Dan’s the guy you want in your convoy. With a sharp mind for mechanics and a cool head under pressure, he makes sure every trip runs smoothly — no matter what the tracks throws our way.
Brandon is the youngest of our tour operators, bringing fresh energy and a genuine passion for travel and adventure. Having journeyed through 37 countries and completed a full lap around Australia, he knows a thing or two about life on the open road.
Always smiling and ready to lend a hand, he’s making sure all the little behind-the-scenes details come together to keep each trip running smoothly.
Off the track, Brandon is the tech mind powering No Limits. He built the No Limits 4×4 Hire website from the ground up and is behind every tour video you see. Whether he’s flying the drone over vast outback landscapes or filming on the tracks, Brandon’s mission is to capture the essence of each journey, making every adventure look as epic on screen as it feels in person.