Our campervans are Certified Self Contained, you can freedom camp in places where permitted. Please notice the difference between ‘free’ camping (at no cost) and ‘freedom’ camping (Certified Self Contained)… Most DOC camping grounds are freedom camping, charging a low fee to cover maintenance. Please respect the camping policies of each community and minimize the …
After you have booked with us we will send yo a list of sites you can use to plan your holiday.
Most tourists do need a Visa to visit New Zealand. See here for more info.
All Bay of Islands Campervans run on diesel and use between 9 litre/100 km and 11 litre/100 km depending on driving style and terrain. Diesel is cheaper than petrol in New Zealand. Keep in mind you might need to pay Road User Charges (RUC) unless you have taken out the Value Pack insurance
There are a few things that you may not be used to when driving in New Zealand. We drive on the left side of the road, using a hand -held mobile while driving is illegal. Please check the New Zealand Transport Agency website before you start driving.
Holidaying is twice the fun when you can share it with your friends back home! SO, all our campervans are fitted with on-board WiFi, simply bring your mobile WiFi device and connect. Internet data is included when you take out the Value Pack insurance. Otherwise, you need to buy one of our pre-pay data packages, …
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Travel times and distances in New Zealand are often misjudged. Highways (except around a few cities) are comparable to 80Km roads in Europe, USA or Australia. Mountains, mostly two lane windy roads, prevent you a quick ride from A to B. Use on average 60 kilometres per hour to calculate how long your trip will take you. …
Travel times and distances in New Zealand are often misjudged. Highways (except around a few cities) are comparable to 80Km roads in Europe, USA or Australia. Mountains, mostly two lane windy roads, prevent you a quick ride from A to B. Use on average 60 kilometres per hour to calculate how long your trip will take you. …
Supermarket opening hours vary but most are open from 7Am in the morning until 9PM in the evening (some even 24 hours). You can even I buy groceries on most public holidays, except Xmas day.
