Pick up and drop off your JUCY campervan at one of our three convenient locations around the North and South Islands. When you arrive, enjoy free airport transfers and a friendly kia ora from our branch teams.
Freephone: 0800 399 736
NZ direct: +64 9 374 4360
Email: [email protected]
Whether you’re flying into Auckland Airport from overseas, or just nipping down to Queenstown for a ski weekend, we’re right where you need us most.
Choose one of our five campervan rental locations to learn more about picking up and dropping off your vehicle
The main goal of travelling New Zealand in a campervan is to have as much freedom to explore as possible. You take your accommodation with you, so no need to pre-book hotel rooms or worry about the extra cost of a room each night.
You can pull over at any point and enjoy a hot cup of tea, or find (legal) freedom camping spots in scenic locations if you’re driving a self-contained camper.
Imagine rolling out of bed and throwing open the door of your vehicle, to step outside and greet the sun rising straight out of the ocean, or settling down for the night in a remote campsite shared only with kiwis (the birds) and a perhaps a handful of adventurous Kiwis (the people).
You can change your plans on a whim, choosing to take the scenic detour and take the road less driven.
The best campervan hire in New Zealand will let you do all this, and more.
JUCY’s multiple campervan hire locations mean you can tailor your itinerary to suit your interests and time available. With the flexibility to drop your campervan off in five separate locations, you can cover an impressive amount of the country in a limited time.
The hardest part about travelling New Zealand in a campervan is deciding which direction to take. No matter whether you choose north, south, east or west, you’ll be in for adventure.
You’ll come across dazzling scenery around almost every bend in the road in New Zealand. Lace up your hiking boots and get outdoors to explore!
New Zealand is a quirky little country at the end of the world. Did you know?