Explore New Zealand with JUCY
New Zealand campervan hire and car rental options
3 Berth Chaser
Three’s company in a JUCY Chaser! It’s fully self-contained with a kitchen, shower, and toilet.
4 Berth Condo
A legend on the NZ roads, our JUCY Condo sleeps 4, with a kitchen and toilet.
2 Berth Crib
Looking for a zippy, economical campervan? Our Crib comes with a kitchen and sleeps 2.
4 Berth Cruiser
A legend on the NZ roads, our self-contained Cruiser sleeps 4, with a kitchen, shower and toilet.
6 Berth Chill'd
Looking for a cheap and cheerful way for you & the gang to get moving? Chill'd by JUCY has you covered.
Get JUCY New Zealand deals
20% off All Cars and Campervans
Save 20% on all bookings this Blackfriday for next year's travel!
JUCY Rentals Queenstown to Auckland Relocations - JUCY Crib From $1 per Day
Available for booking NOW and return by the 15th of December. $100 FREE Fuel (Subject to receipts at drop-off) - No One Way Fee - T&Cs Apply
20% off All Cars and Campervans
Save 20% on all bookings this Blackfriday for next year's travel!
JUCY Rentals Queenstown to Auckland Relocations - JUCY Crib From $1 per Day
Available for booking NOW and return by the 15th of December. $100 FREE Fuel (Subject to receipts at drop-off) - No One Way Fee - T&Cs Apply
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20% off All Cars and Campervans
Save 20% on all bookings this Blackfriday for next year's travel!
Australian campervan hire and car rental options
2 Berth Crib
A campground favourite, our Crib is an effortless ride, with a cool kitchen and double bed.
4 Berth Condo
When space is everything! Our JUCY Condo is a roomy, self-contained camper that sleeps 4.
4 Berth Compass
Our diesel campervan for 4 is self-contained, economical, and filled with handy amenities.
2 Berth Coaster
Perfect for your plus-one, the Coaster is self-contained, sleeps two, and has our favourite kitchen yet! Vehicle model may vary depending on availability.
4 Berth Cruiser
When space is everything! Our JUCY Cruiser is a roomy, self-contained camper that sleeps 4.
6 Berth Chill'd
Looking for a cheap and cheerful way for you & the gang to get moving? Chill'd by JUCY has you covered.
Get inspired with JUCY tips and itineraries
New Zealand road trip itinerary: travelling Aotearoa from south to north
Aotearoa doesn't mean 'the land of the looooooong white cloud' for nothing. New Zealand is a lanky country. Its skinny shape makes it ideal for a one-way journey.
Long Weekend Campervan Road Trip From Christchurch To Kaikōura
Wild Thing, I Think I Love You: Take a Wild Long Weekend Campervan Road Trip from Christchurch to Kaikōura. Ready to let your hair down on a wild vacay?
The 7 Best New Zealand Foods (& drinks) to try
Good food complements a great road trip, so read our handy guide to the 7 famous New Zealand foods (and drinks) to try on your Kiwi travels!
Live the JUCY experience in New Zealand
If there’s one thing we know well, it’s campervans, cars, and travelling New Zealand! We’ve been living JUCY for nearly 20 years, after all.
It’s not just our wide range of vehicles on offer. We also give you unlimited mileage, 24/7 roadside assistance, plus our friendly crew is passionate about sharing travel advice, too.
Are you ready to live JUCY?
#JUCYWORLD: JUCY on social media
Some JUCY Reviews
While we’re not afraid to toot our own horn, we love to hear our customers toot it more.
Read our real-time, real-traveller reviews to assist you to book your New Zealand campervan & car with confidence.
Explore New Zealand with JUCY
No doubt Tourism New Zealand’s #pureNZ campaign (and feedback from every friend and relative that’s visited) has made a visit to our faraway shores desirable. Add in these tidbits to shift that from want to need!
- Nowhere in New Zealand is more than 128km from the sea. That means a beach road trip is accessible in less than two hours. Even if you’re on the ski slopes!
- For the ultimate soak, New Zealand has the largest hot water spring in Rotorua, and it’s lush!
- At present, there are an estimated 70,000 land-based native animals and plants unique to New Zealand! Wow! Hiking gives you the best chance of spying our unusual flora and fauna.
No doubt Tourism New Zealand’s #pureNZ campaign (and feedback from every friend and relative that’s visited) has made a visit to our faraway shores desirable. Add in these tidbits to shift that from want to need!
- Nowhere in New Zealand is more than 128km from the sea. That means a beach road trip is accessible in less than two hours. Even if you’re on the ski slopes!
- For the ultimate soak, New Zealand has the largest hot water spring in Rotorua, and it’s lush!
- At present, there are an estimated 70,000 land-based native animals and plants unique to New Zealand! Wow! Hiking gives you the best chance of spying our unusual flora and fauna.
Attractions in New Zealand
Oh man, where to start on giving you a tease on New Zealand’s best attractions? There are so many! Here’s some:
- Hiking across our beautiful country is a must-do – even if you’re a couch potato! With a range of trails – from short strolls to the 3,000km Te Araroa tramp there truly is something for everyone.
- Get wet! Whether you’re planning on whale watching, scuba diving, canyoning, or even great white shark cage diving, our water-based activities are worthy of your Kiwi itinerary.
- Traditionally New Zealand food was not a massive enticer to visit (Marmite, anyone?). However, a recent surge in new and creative eateries means that your belly can be as full as your heart here.
Where to go in New Zealand
Where to go in New Zealand? Everywhere, duh! But seriously: read our quick guide to narrow your choices down:
- If you’re into more thrills than Stephen King, consider the south of the South Island. While Queenstown clearly wears the adventure crown, the rest of the region has some mind-blowing activities to entice, also.
- If the sound of white beaches, sandboarding, Maori culture, and dolphins frolicking sound like fun, head north from Auckland. The Bay of Island, Cape Reinga, and Whangarei Heads all impress.
- Keen on sunny bays, cute towns, and wineries galore? Drive north from Christchurch to the Marlborough Sounds. Tackle the Queen Charlotte Track, meander around Picton, or head to the famed Cloudy Bay Vineyards (with a sober driver, of course).
