Campervan hire in Auckland

Auckland is one of the most diverse and vibrant cities in New Zealand. It is a lively harbour city with idyllic beaches and tall skyscrapers. There are also volcanic islands and picturesque walks in and around the city, which you can take your time to explore. The city is located on New Zealand’s North Island and is known as "Tamaki Makaurau" in Maori, which is the native language in New Zealand. It is the perfect base for discovering lots of wonderful places on the North Island on your next campervan holiday.

Tip: By booking your campervan in advance at CamperDays, you will benefit from cheaper daily rates and you can choose from a wide selection of campervans. Book now to avoid any disappointment and to start planning your dream holiday to Auckland today.

Here at CamperDays we aren’t only campervan experts, as we also have great tips on fantastic campervan routes in and around Auckland. Below you will find a small list of campervan routes:

• Coromandel to Rotorua

Do you love being by the sea? If so, discover the Coromandel Peninsula and visit the beautiful Cathedral Cove and Te Hoho Rock on the North Island. You can then drive to Rotorua and relax in one of the hot springs.

• Forgotten World Highway

This route stretches over 96miles and it runs between Stratford and Taumarunui on the North Island. Here you can explore heritage sites or go hiking in nature reserves. By driving to Strathmore Saddle you will get great views of volcanoes.

• Auckland - Wellington

The total distance of this route is 603 miles. On this route you will be blown away by just how stunning the scenery in New Zealand is. You will see lots of rolling green hills, crystal-clear lakes and amazing beaches. There are plenty of places to stop off and stretch your legs, whilst taking in the beautiful scenery on your way down to Wellington.

• Hot Water Beach, Coromandel: all you will need to do is take your spade with you and dig yourself a spa. Natural hot water will flow through the sand. It is recommended to go there within 2 hours of low tide so that your freshly dug spa won’t be washed away.

• Hunua Ranges Regional Park: this park has the largest area of native forest near Auckland. Upon arrival, you will be left speechless by the breathtaking Huna Falls and from there you can choose one of the many walking trails to explore.

• West Coast Beaches: these beaches are known for their black sand and wild coastline. There are lots of beaches to choose from, such as Muriwai, Piha and Te Henga. They are popular with surfers and walkers.

• Whangaparaoa: this peninsula near Auckland has fantastic bays and beaches where you can enjoy a relaxing afternoon. Shakespear Regional Park, known for its beauty, is also a popular place for recreational activities.