Campervan hire in South Africa

Campervan hire in South Africa

Campervan hire in South Africa
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15 offers for your holiday in Cape Town
Toyota Single Cab SE

Britz4(9 Reviews)11 mi. from Cape Town

Toyota Single Cab SE +4
On request
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2 adults
Manual
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
1 Bed
AC
4WD
£1,030.00£998.00£71.29 per night
4x4 Jimny

Britz4(9 Reviews)11 mi. from Cape Town

4x4 Jimny +8
On request
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2 adults
Automatic
Petrol
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
1 Bed
AC
£1,472.00£1,094.00£78.14 per night
Toyota Double Cab DCE

Britz4(9 Reviews)11 mi. from Cape Town

Toyota Double Cab DCE +4
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4 adults
Manual
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
2 Beds
AC
4WD
£1,317.00£1,285.00£91.79 per night
Base Line Safari Camper A

Avis Safari5(5 Reviews)3 mi. from Cape Town

Base Line Safari Camper A +3
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2 adults
Manual
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
1 Bed
AC
4WD
£1,400.00£1,368.00£97.71 per night
Luxury Family & Group Safari N

Avis Safari5(5 Reviews)3 mi. from Cape Town

Luxury Family & Group Safari N +4
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4 adults
Manual
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
2 Beds
AC
4WD
£1,471.00£1,439.00£102.79 per night
Navi

Britz4(9 Reviews)11 mi. from Cape Town

Navi +5
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2 adults
Manual
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
1 Bed
AC
Shower/WC
4WD
£1,535.00£1,503.00£107.36 per night
Bobo Discoverer 4

Bobo4.2(5 Reviews)25 mi. from Cape Town

Bobo Discoverer 4 +8
On request
4 adults
Automatic
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
2 Beds
AC
Shower/WC
£1,555.00£1,525.00£108.93 per night
Maui M4Bi

MauiNew provider11 mi. from Cape Town

Maui M4Bi +6
On request
4 adults
Automatic
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
2 Beds
AC
Shower/WC
£1,574.00£1,542.00£110.14 per night
Bobo Discoverer FunXA

Bobo4.2(5 Reviews)25 mi. from Cape Town

Bobo Discoverer FunXA +8
On request
2 adults
Automatic
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
1 Bed
AC
Shower/WC
4WD
£1,628.00£1,556.00£111.14 per night
Bobo Discoverer 6

Bobo4.2(5 Reviews)25 mi. from Cape Town

Bobo Discoverer 6 +7
On request
6 adults
Automatic
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
3 Beds
AC
Shower/WC
£1,654.00£1,624.00£116.00 per night
Exclusive Safari Camper O

Avis Safari5(5 Reviews)3 mi. from Cape Town

Exclusive Safari Camper O +2
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4 adults
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
2 Beds
AC
4WD
£1,672.00£1,640.00£117.14 per night
Maui M6B

MauiNew provider11 mi. from Cape Town

Maui M6B +11
On request
6 adults
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
3 Beds
AC
Shower/WC
£1,765.00£1,733.00£123.79 per night
Luxury Safari Camper L

Avis Safari5(5 Reviews)3 mi. from Cape Town

Luxury Safari Camper L +4
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2 adults
Automatic
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
1 Bed
AC
4WD
£1,981.00£1,949.00£139.21 per night
Luxury Safari Camper K

Avis Safari5(5 Reviews)3 mi. from Cape Town

Luxury Safari Camper K +3
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4 adults
Automatic
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
2 Beds
AC
4WD
£2,037.00£2,005.00£143.21 per night
Luxury Safari Camper C

Avis Safari5(5 Reviews)3 mi. from Cape Town

Luxury Safari Camper C +3
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4 adults
Manual
Diesel
Kitchen
Unlimited kilometres
2 Beds
AC
4WD
£2,390.00£2,358.00£168.43 per night
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South Africa is the complete menu of spectacular landscapes, from open plains to dense jungles, magnificent mountains and white sandy beaches. If you're a wildlife enthusiast, then South Africa can offer you The Big Five – that's elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard and rhino. Known as the 'Rainbow Nation', South Africa is not just diverse in terms of its terrain and wildlife but also its culture and history, including Asian, African and European influences.

Finding the ideal camper van for hire in South Africa is straightforward with our intuitive and easy-to-navigate website. There's a handy comparison tool that helps you narrow down the location, availability, and price.

Read on and discover how to make the most of your campervan trip in South Africa.

Mountain landscape along Route 44 near Cape Town between Gordon's Bay and Pringle Bay
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Essential tips for your trip to South Africa

So much of South Africa's appeal lies in its landscape and scenery. If you want to enjoy the great outdoors, the best time to visit is March to May and September to November. These are called the shoulder seasons, when the weather is cooler but still very pleasant, averaging between 20 and 25 degrees. The peak season is November to March, with hotter temperatures and higher tourist numbers, so this is something you should consider when you rent a motorhome in South Africa.

  • Dealing with Bugs
    Dealing with Bugs

    Malaria is a problem in South Africa and is endemic in certain areas, so do your research before you travel so you know what to take with you. Some areas and activities are more mosquito-attractive than others, but generally, you should be prepared wherever you are in the country. It's just something to think about when you rent a campervan in South Africa.

  • Driving in South Africa
    Driving in South Africa

    South Africans drive on the left-hand side of the road. The road surface condition varies in rural areas, and you will also need to be aware of wildlife straying onto roads in and around game reserves and national parks. Wildlife is easier to spot during daylight hours, the only time you should drive your campervan in South Africa.

  • Nature's Playground
    Nature's Playground

    South Africa is one of the most geographically diverse and beautiful locations in the world. The terrain is varied and stunning, offering a different view and atmosphere each season. For pure scenery, campervan hire in South Africa is a destination that's hard to beat and it offers enormous opportunities for those who like to hike, bike and take to the water.

Campervan offers for couples in South Africa

For a romantic trip for two exploring South Africa and other cities nearby, a smaller motorhome is just right. Discover our selection of vehicles for two people and explore together.

Base Line Safari Camper A
Base Line Safari Camper A
1 bed2 adultskitchen
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Navi
Navi
1 bed2 adultskitchen
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Luxury Safari Camper L
Luxury Safari Camper L
1 bed2 adultskitchen
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Campervan offers for families in South Africa

If you want to go on a family camping holiday in South Africa, we recommend a large motorhome. Alcove models are very popular with families with children, as the motorhomes are spacious and have several sleeping and seating areas.

Exclusive Safari Camper O
Exclusive Safari Camper O
2 beds4 adultskitchen
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Luxury Safari Camper K
Luxury Safari Camper K
2 beds4 adultskitchen
Details
Luxury Safari Camper C
Luxury Safari Camper C
2 beds4 adultskitchen
Details

Best Campervan routes in South Africa

The Garden Route
The Garden Route is a 200-kilometre stretch of coastal plain and one of the world's most spectacular drives. Its varied landscapes include gorges, mountains, forests, and the Indian Ocean. This drive is located between Cape Town and Gqeberha. Holidaymakers can visit wine farms, take short safaris in game reserves, and enjoy scenic stops. The route follows the N4 highway between Mossel Bay and Storms River, starting from Cape Town.

Route 62
Route 62 is South Africa's equivalent of America's Route 66 and runs from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth, a journey of 751 kilometres on the N2. It is a popular route for those that choose motorhome rental in South Africa. This journey is a mixture of incredible scenery, charming towns, and stop-off points, including the Montagu Hot Springs, the Robertson Wine Valley and the Inverdoorn Game Reserve, home to the Big Five.

The Drakensberg Mountains
Also called uKhahlamba, this rugged and mountainous scenery is spectacular. Cathedral Peak has numerous hiking trails and ancient rock art, and in the Royal Natal National Park, visitors can hike to the Amphitheatre and the Tugela Falls. The A1 is the main route through this area. The Sani Pass in the highest reaches of the mountains is only suitable for 4x4s.

Sites of interests and excursions in South Africa

Knysna
Knysna is a great stopping point on the Garden Route in the Western Cape. Unspoiled with stunning beaches, this coastal town has a laid-back atmosphere. There are plenty of water-based activities and hiking along trails in the Knysna Forest, which has a canopy of giant trees, streams, and rare birds.

Stellenbosch
A trip to South Africa is not complete without a chance to sample some wine. The Cape Winelands are located less than an hour from Cape Town, and the picturesque town of Stellenbosch is dotted with excellent vineyards and interesting colonial Cape Dutch architecture. In Franschhoek, a wine tram takes visitors to the wineries in the Franschhoek Valley.

Blyde River Canyon
Blyde River Canyon is one of the largest green canyons in the world with magnificent rock formations and spectacular waterfalls. It's a location worthy of a few days' stay, and visitors can team a visit to the canyon with a safari in Kruger National Park. The best travel option is the Panorama Route from Graskop stopping at Bourke's Luck Potholes, the Three Rondavels, Pinnacle Rock and God's Window. This is an excellent location for hiking, mountain biking, and white-water rafting, plus there are hot air balloon trips over the canyon itself.

Knysna on the Garden Route in Western Cape, South Africa
FAQs for Campervan hire in South Africa
  • The Garden Route is very popular in the peak season between November and April, so always plan your motorhome for hire in South Africa route and book your campsites before arrival.

  • Yes, there are campsites in the National Parks and Game Reserves. Always follow all the rules on the reserve or park to protect yourself from wildlife and to preserve the environment.

  • Yes, it is safe, but you should only drive during daylight hours and always stay overnight in designated campsites. Areas away from towns and cities are generally safer; however, always avoid remote and isolated areas, especially after dark.

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