GoTravelhome logo
menu
Adults
Children < 18 y

Motorhome rental in Wellington

Renting a motorhome in Wellington? Although smaller than Auckland, Wellington is still the capital of New Zealand. The government has been based here since 1865. For a long time it seemed that this was the only activity in this city.

Since the end of the 20th century Wellington has had a boost and is now known as the cultural center of New Zealand. Today, Wellington is a vibrant, cultural and slightly mundane city where you should spend more than one day. The city is located on Port Nicholson, one of the most beautiful natural harbors in the world. Wellington is the largest city in the extreme south of the North Island and is only separated from the South Island by the Cook Strait. New Zealand's capital is therefore located in the middle of the country, so to speak. The city is nicknamed "Windy City" because it can be quite windy here. The city has less than 400,000 inhabitants, which gives it a bit of an intimate feel and pleasant appearance.

The center of the city is compact and almost all of the attractions are within walking distance of each other. From Mount Victoria, on the outskirts of the city, you have a fantastic view of Wellington. The city has an international feel partly because stylish cafes, restaurants of international stature, stores and galleries. Wellington today has a real café culture with more cafes per inhabitant than, for example, a city like New York. Also the coffee culture scores well, coffee lovers will certainly get their money's worth in this city where a moccacino is just as easily poured as a freshly roasted Colombian coffee. All this results in a great nightlife with a wide choice of theaters, bars and nightclubs especially on Courtenay Place.

We have listed the highlights of Wellington for you

  • Te Papa - Museum of New Zealand

This museum is located on Cable Street. You will learn a lot about the history, cultures, flora and fauna of all of New Zealand. Most people also consider this museum to be the most ambitious and beautiful museum the country has to offer.

  • Wellington Zoo

The Wellington Zoo is a zoo founded in 1906. Also, this is also the oldest zoo in New Zealand and you can enjoy animals roaming freely in a naturally made environment.

  • Zealandia

This is a nature reserve with a perimeter of 250 hectares. Zealandia also offers beautiful hiking trails. Several species of birds live in the park. The most famous are: the Morepork and the Kiwi. You can also choose to take a guided tour at night.

The advantages of motorhome rental in Wellington

Book a motorhome rental in Wellington with GoTravelhome. When you go on a trip to the other side of the world, you obviously want everything arranged to perfection. We at GoTravelhome are happy to help you put together the perfect campervan trip to New Zealand. Wellington is an ideal location if you want to travel around by campervan. The city is located on the southernmost tip of the North Island and is also the point where the ferry is. You can very easily make the crossing from the North Island with your RV. You can make a nice combination of New Zealand's North Island and South Island by starting your campervan trip in Queenstown.

Why rent a campervan in Wellington

Why rent a campervan in Wellington? Visiting Wellington during your campervan trip is not a bad idea. This lively city on the North Island has a few depots where you can pick up RVs. The city's ideal location makes it very attractive to catch the ferry to the South Island. You can reserve a spot in advance for the RV and occupants on the ferry and simply continue your RV trip. Book some nice camping spots for the night and explore the beautiful surroundings of Wellington. You have enormous freedom with an RV and you can park the RV almost anywhere. In short, enough reasons to pick a suitable campervan and discover Wellington!

Rent your motor home in Wellington with GoTravelhome

Renting a campervan in Wellington starts at GoTravelhome. Get advice on making a campervan trip to Wellington from one of our co-workers. For years we have specialized in putting together beautiful campervan trips based on the wishes of the customer. Queenstown is a well-known place in New Zealand and we have often sold beautiful campervan trips to this place. There are several routes you can follow from the North Island to the South Island or vice versa. Check out the offer on our website and ask for advice from one of our staff.

Other destinations in New Zealand:

North Island

Explore New Zealand's North Island with its volcanic cones, active volcanoes, geysers, and the largest lake at Taupo. Auckland, the largest city, offers modern high-rises and a beautiful bay. The hilly area south of Auckland is home to the Waitomo Caves with stalactite caves. Travel by motorhome along impressive routes from north to south or vice versa, with opportunities to rest in the many national parks.

Sights on the North Island include: Wellington: A bustling, cultural city on Port Nicholson, known as the "Windy City. "Taupo: Located on Lake Taupo, a base for sport fishermen and with stunning views of the volcanoes in Tongariro National Park. Auckland: With over 1 million residents, the largest city, Auckland offers a mix of cultures, historic areas, and modern high-rises. Bay of Islands: A beautiful coastal area with excellent deep-sea fishing opportunities and a subtropical climate. Waitomo: Known for the impressive Glowworm Cave with millions of glowworms. New Plymouth: The cultural capital of the Taranaki region, known for its parks, gardens, and annual Taranaki Rhododendron Festival. Explore the diversity of the North Island by motorhome, enjoy breathtaking nature and cultural attractions.

Auckland

Auckland, with a population of over 1 million, is New Zealand's largest city and main air hub. Located between the Pacific Ocean and the Tasman Sea, the city offers modern high-rises, historic shopping districts, museums, and parks, including lively High Street and scenic Albert Park. It is surrounded by water, making it a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. The Auckland War Memorial Museum and Sky Tower are must-visit attractions, along with the lively Waterfront, Harbour Bridge, and the trendy Ponsonby neighborhood. Auckland is known as the "City of Sails" because of the many sailing yachts in the harbor.

South Island

Campervan rental on the South Island, New Zealand? Christchurch and Queenstown are two rental options to consider. The South Island, or Te Wai-pounamu, is larger and more diverse than the North Island, with pristine nature that has UNESCO World Heritage status. Here you'll find 4 of the top 10 most beautiful treks in the world and breathtaking landscapes, from golden beaches to jagged coastlines. Ideal for an RV tour with overnight stays in impressive locations.

South Island Highlights: Abel Tasman National Park: Explore this beautiful park via the Coastal Track, a 51 km hike along the ocean. Water cabs and kayak tours offer alternative ways to experience nature. Kaikoura: Known for whale watching cruises due to the deep ocean and meeting of warm and cold sea water. Christchurch and Akaroa Peninsula: Explore the city on foot or by bicycle, admiring sights such as the University of Canterbury and the neo-Gothic Christchurch Cathedral. Fjordland National Park: UNESCO World Heritage Site with breathtaking fjords, including Milford Sound, Doubtful Sound and Dusky Sound. Experience them by boat or walking (tramping). Queenstown: The adventure paradise on Lake Wakatipu, where bungee jumping was invented. Enjoy activities such as hang gliding, paragliding, skydiving, rafting and jet boating. In winter, you can ski at Coronet Peak or Remarkables.

Christchurch

Campervan hire in Christchurch, the largest city on New Zealand's South Island with a population of over 330,000. Founded in 1848, the city exudes an English atmosphere with Victorian and neo-Gothic architecture, and is also called the "garden city of the city." Explore easily on foot or bike, and free yellow buses take you to attractions. Attractions include the neo-Gothic cathedral, Christchurch Cathedral, and the University of Canterbury. Willowbank Wildlife Park offers a chance to see the Kiwi, the national symbol. An RV offers freedom and handiness to explore the city and its surroundings, with opportunities to stay overnight at camping sites and the flexibility to leave at any time.

Queenstown

Motorhome rental in Queenstown? Explore this vibrant town, the "center of extreme sports," located on Lake Wakatipu. Choose from rental companies such as Britz, Maui, Mighty, and Jucy. With about 15,000 residents, Queenstown is the center of adventure sports and offers numerous activities and attractions, including the Skyline Gondola, Kiwi & Birdlife Park, and Queenstown Gardens. Explore it on foot, starting at "The Mall," a pedestrian area with an international atmosphere.