Suppliers to look at: Britz, Hippie or Cheapa

A couple of the campervans we would recommend:

The Britz Voyager This is a 4 berth camper, so you don’t have to leave any of your best buddies behind! It doesn’t have a toilet or shower onboard, so you will spend most of your nights in camping grounds or caravan parks. But as a young group of friends, this means you get to meet new people and have a social time on your holiday!

The Cheapa 4 Berth This campervan is ideal for 2 couples or a Girls/Boys road trip (if you dont mind sharing double beds!) With a larger living area and a toilet and shower on board, you have the option of staying in National Parks as well as the Camp grounds. Ideal if your planning a longer trip or just want a bit more room to move inside.

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Suppliers to look at: Backpacker or Hippie

A couple of the campervans we would recommend:

The Backpacker Nomad Most backpackers tend to travel in pairs, and this 2.5 berth campervan will give them that little bit extra room. A third adult can be squeezed in, so long as they weigh less than 85 kilos. This vehicle offers excellent value for money, which is always an important factor for backpackers.

If you after a slightly larger vehicle then look at the Backpacker Wanderer which is only for 2 Adults but does have a toilet and Shower, along with a larger living area. And for something totally different look at the Hippie Camper which will allow drivers from 18 years old.

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Suppliers to look at: Kea, Apollo or Maui

A couple of the campervans we would recommend:

The Kea 4 Berth Deluxe Kea has the most luxurious campers, and although they are slightly more expensive the extra money is worth it. You will love the extra space that this 4 berth campervan affords. with all the trimmings, from a shower and a toilet to a microwave and a DVD player. As they are under two years old they are very reliable, so your peace of mind is assured.

Or the Apollo 2 Berth with Toilet and Shower is a nice alternative if you are concerned about driving something too large but still want the comforts and realiability. The more budget minded traveller may want to consider the Cheapa 3 berth, a comfortable and affordable campervan with plenty of accessories.

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Suppliers to look at: Maui, Apollo, Kea

A couple of the campervans we would recommend:

The Maui Spirit 2 berth As a couple you are probably seeking solitude, and an onboard toilet and shower means you have more freedom so are not tied down to camping grounds. At under two years old these vehicles are nearly new, so chances of reliability problems are scarce.

The Apollo Hitop is another popular choice, although it does not sport a toilet and shower it is a compact and easy to maneuver campervan that has all the basics for a great holiday.

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Suppliers to look at: Apollo, Kea, Britz, Maui

A couple of the campervans we would recommend:

The Kea Flip Top 4 Berth This uniquie vehicle will carry a family of four - 2 adults and 2 children . It has a powerful turbo diesel engine which is a pleasure to drive. And a nifty pop top for those road side lunches and night set up that allows you to walk around and prepare meals in the compact kitchen. The front seats swivel to face the rear for night time meals and to entertain the kids it has a TV/DVD player installed.

For an exceptionally room alternative the Apollo Euro Deluxe 6 Berth would suit if your kids are older and like thier own space. It also has a shower and toilet, which makes stopping in National Parks more comfortable. And a TV and DVD player if they just cant do without their technology. There are 4 Berth and 6 berths with Britz that may not be as new and do not have TV/DVD players but the price may apeal more.

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