Campervan rentals New Zealand

Holidaying to New Zealand? We offer reliable, near new campervans and personal service!

Our fleet exists exclusively of New Zealand build Explorer Campervans, compact in size but fully equipped, ideal for New Zealand’s narrow, winding roads.

Purpose built for 4 passengers, ideally travelling with two.

Operating from Paihia in the Bay of Islands we offer the opportunity to start at the top and work your way south; though pick-up and drop-off is available throughout New Zealand. When starting from our home base in Paihia, we will transfer you from Auckland Airport. An evening meal, a room for the 1st night and breakfast in our Baystay B&B, all for free so you start your holiday refreshed and relaxed.

Use our extensive travelling experience to tailor your holiday; our small team can assist in planning your route to suit your preferences.

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Last minute special

We will publish last minute campervan special(s) whenever available. This can be a ‘window’ between two bookings, a cancellation, even a relocation.

We are now filling our last available vehicles, benefit from great deals..

• NOW available : 25% discount when traveling between 10-3-2012 / 26-03-2012
  

  

• Get yourself a quote today!

Video New Zealand Russell

The Top of New Zealand: Russell

Video taken from: www.seeanddonewzealand.co.nz

Romantic Russell as it is now known is located in the Bay of Islands, Northland, New Zealand. The old charm, history, modern facilities and access to many attractions make it the perfect base for a romantic stay, family holiday or base to explore the upper north island.

Russell was the first capital of New Zealand and one of the first European settlements. The town is rich in history with a variety of shops and services that do not spoil the old charm. Hours can be spent in the museum tracing the towns history from the first European settlers, whaling and marine history. Even the headstones at New Zealand’s first church have a story to tell.

New zealand Video: Northland

The Top of New Zealand: Northland

Video taken from: www.seeanddonewzealand.co.nz

New Zealand Video: Bay of Islands

The Top of New Zealand: The Bay of Islands

Video taken from: www.seeanddonewzealand.co.nz

New Zealand was first discovered about 1000 years ago by the great Polynesian navigator Kupe who sailed here from his homeland Hawaiki. He named the islands Aotearoa, Land of the Long White Cloud. Kupe returned to Hawaiki and left instruction on how to get here.

About 400 years later Maori arrived back in Aotearoa with seven great canoes and began to populate the North Island.

The Dutchman Abel Tasman landed in 1642, charted part of the coastline and named it Staten land, believing it was part of the Australian continent. When his mistake was discovered the country was renamed Nieuw Zeeland.

In 1769 James Cook came to New Zealand, extensively charted both North and South Island and gave the Bay of Islands its present name.

New Zealand video: Far North

The Top of New Zealand: The Far North

Video taken from: www.seeanddonewzealand.co.nz

Keeping your possessions safe

New Zealand is generally known as one of the most safest countries to travel too.

Never the less, you need to act responsible and careful if it comes to your personal possessions.  Continue reading »

WIFI in all campervans

It may not look like a big thing, but it is: We now supply WIFI in all campervans…

We already had broadband available, but how to connect your iPhone, iPad, Android or wireless laptop if there is no USB port? The simple solution is WIFI, the challenge to make it available in a mobile setup like a campervan; and we succeed!

So bring your laptop, iPhone, iPad or any other devise that connects to WIFI without any technical hassle. We choose to keep it in our own hands, so we can keep the price of data reasonable.

WIFI another reason to book with Bay of Islands Campervans New Zealand.

Walkway the Bay of Islands (Full circle)

Finally: a ‘Full Circle Day Walk’ including two ferry crossings in the Bay of Islands

You can start the walkway anywhere in Russell, Okiato, Opua or Paihia and use the ferry between Opua/Okaito and Russel/Paihia.

On your way you will most likely see birds like the Tui, Fantail, Kingfisher, Pukeko and with a bit of luck even see dolphins when crossing with the ferry.  Continue reading »

Camping our way

“Freedom campers could find themselves paying an instant $200 fine if the “poo police” find them in an area where freedom camping has been banned – or even if they are preparing to camp there.”
(source NZHerald.co.nz) Continue reading »

Clean green toilet in our campervans

We now use environmentally friendly, non toxic toiletry in all campervan toilets.

Renting a self contained campervan doesn’t automaticly mean you are helping the enviroment if it uses common toilet chemicals. Continue reading »

Tourism Radio in your campervan

Tourism Radio in your campervan

What is Tourism Radio?

It’s like  travelling around New Zealand with your own personal Tour Guide.It will add a new dimension to your New Zealand holiday.

Using the latest GPS technology, this personal tour guide comes standard with your Bay of Islands Campervans. Continue reading »