Clothing, bags, suitcases, luggage… What to bring?

We make sure both the Explorer and Seeker have ample storage for the weight limits allowed by the aviation industry. Choosing what luggage you bring is up to you; when you select hard-shell suitcases and need to store them in the campervan it is, how to say this nicely…; Hard Case!
We advise using soft side lightweight (like the ones in the image here) or (sports)bags that you can fold and stow away.

The weather can be ‘four seasons in a day’: fast changing and vary from crisp in the morning to hot at noon and back to chilly at night. There are even weather forecasts that advise you how many layers you need per day!

Using multiple layers of clothing will prepare you for whatever the weather troughs at you. It will also reduce your baggage and still be warm, dry, and comfortable with the varying conditions.

Be honest, most of the time you end up wearing that favourite T-shirt almost every day, just check your last holiday pictures…

Motorhome rental vs car and hotel

Motorhome rental vs car and hotel

Are you planning a self-drive tour in New Zealand? There are two main options for getting around: Motorhome rental vs car and hotel. Which one should you choose? Is it cheaper to use a camper or stay in hotels? It depends on your travel style. If you’re an adventurer who likes exploring natural areas and

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3 ‘Scenic Routes’ to Wellington

We see many itineraries where the route from Taupo to Wellington is straight south on the SH1, all in a big hurry to catch the ferry to the South Island. If you can spare some time, there are 3 really nice ‘alternatives‘ for a part of this trip: 3 Scenic Routes trough The Manawatū Country offering

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Steaming Rotorua

Two  things you notice when you get to the Rotorua area: Steaming  ponds, rivers, and the smell of sulphur. To get up close to the action, there are many Thermal Parks you can choose from. The most famous ones are undoubtedly Wai-o-Tapu and Te Puia. Being the most famous ones also means: Very busy! In

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