Wondering whether a New Zealand road trip by campervan is as good as it sounds? Perhaps van travel has long been on your bucket list, but you’re just not sure if it’s for you. In this blog, we’ll explore just some of the great advantages of travelling in a campervan, including:

Planning to rent a travel van for an extended New Zealand road trip? A New Zealand campervan holiday is a bucket list experience for many. But before you hit the road, you’ll want to make sure you’re fully prepared. In this helpful guide, we’ll share a few top travel tips to help you plan your trip, including:

Picture this: beautiful golden beaches, charming towns and coastal hikes. That is the Bay of Islands in a nutshell! The Bay of Islands is one of New Zealand's most accessible and popular regions. With 144 islands, there is so much beauty to explore. It has everything from beaches, hiking trails and waterfalls to whale watching and birdwatching. If you're looking for adventure, this is the place to find it! You must take at least one NZ driving holiday once in your life, and the Bay of Islands should be on the itinerary. If you’re looking for some inspiration for your trip to the Bay of Islands, we’ve got you covered. We’ve put together this list of 12 incredible things to do in the Bay of Islands.

Aotearoa, New Zealand, is all about untouched landscapes, welcoming wilderness, and spectacular scenery. Freedom camping gives you the opportunity to stay in some stunning and remote parts of our country, but there are conditions: Take nothing but pictures and leave nothing but footprints. Here’s our guide on how to make freedom camping work for everyone, including the environment.

Whether you find yourself on New Zealand’s North Island or South Island, there are plenty of picnic spots to discover. New Zealand is known for its abundance of lush green countryside, secluded beaches, astonishing lakes and majestic mountains. There is certainly no shortage of spots to relax and appreciate the jaw-dropping scenery while tucking into a picnic hamper full of goodies. But, with so little time, so many roads to travel and special places to see on your New Zealand campervan holiday, it can be hard to know where the top places to park up and chow down are. To help you plan your trip and avoid a case of FOMO, we’ve put together this list of some of the best places to stop for a picnic on an NZ road trip. So, hurry up, pack up your camper, pick up some food en route and enjoy the views, because nothing beats a good picnic.

New Zealand is home to beautiful beaches, rolling countryside, and incredible bush walks. From the ‘Winterless North’ to the snow-capped south, there is no better way to explore it all than to hire a motorhome and do a road trip!

New Zealand is arguably one of the most scenic places on earth. Moody mountains, picturesque lakes and geothermal wonders are just the beginning of what you can experience in New Zealand. Whether you’re chasing solitude in nature, a thrilling escape or a romantic trip for two, there are so many things to do in New Zealand. What better way to discover all this country has to offer than with a self-driving road trip.

Nothing says romance quite like exploring a new city with your partner. Whether you are looking for the perfect setting to pop the question or simply craving some quality together, what better way than to hit the open road with a campervan holiday in New Zealand.

Wānaka is the stomping ground of some of the best hiking in the South Island of New Zealand. Whether you are an avid hiker looking for your next challenge or a novice looking to experience the region (and then soak your legs in the New Zealand hot springs, of course!), Wānaka has you covered. There is a range of stunning hikes for all abilities that will give you a taste of the panoramic beauty that the Otago region has to offer.

Are you planning a road trip around New Zealand’s North Island? A trip to Tauranga should be at the top of your list. Tauranga means ‘place of rest’, and it truly is a perfect place to recharge. Whether you recharge with a hike, feast on delicious food or soak in geothermal pools, there is plenty on offer in this corner of the Bay of Plenty.