Wohnmobil mieten Neuseeland – Dein Roadtrip durch das Land der langen weißen Wolke
Want to rent a campervan in New Zealand? Then one of the most popular road trip countries in the world awaits you. New Zealand consists of two main islands - the North and South Islands - and delights with dramatic landscapes, glaciers, volcanoes, rainforests, beaches and unforgettable Maori culture.
Why is it worth renting a camper in New Zealand? The roads are empty, the camping infrastructure is excellent and you enjoy pure freedom.
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Camper-Touren durch Neuseeland
Campervan Tour 1 – North Island Highlights
Route: Auckland – Rotorua – Lake Taupo – Tongariro National Park – Wellington
Duration: approx. 10–12 days
Distance: approx. 900–1,100 km
This tour takes you to the cultural and geothermal highlights of the North Island. You start in Auckland, thanks to its international airport a perfect place to rent a campervan in New Zealand and start from there. From Auckland, drive south to Rotorua – the center of Maori culture and geothermal activities such as geysers and hot springs.
Continue to Taupo, where you can relax on New Zealand's largest lake or visit the mighty Huka Falls. Tongariro National Park is perfect for hiking enthusiasts – the famous Tongariro Alpine Crossing is located here.
Finally, you reach Wellington, the charming capital with plenty of culture, cafes and the beautiful waterfront.
Campervan Tour 2 – South Island Natural Wonders
Route: Christchurch – Arthur’s Pass – Franz Josef Glacier – Wanaka – Queenstown – Milford Sound
Duration: approx. 12–14 days
Distance: approx. 1,200–1,400 km
Experience the impressive wilderness of the South Island. You start in Christchurch, the second most important New Zealand city, and cross the Alps on the spectacular Arthur's Pass. On the west side, the rainforest and the famous Franz Josef Glacier await – glacier hikes or helicopter flights are possible here.
Continue south through Wanaka with its tranquil lake and on to Queenstown, the adventure capital of New Zealand. Pure action – from bungee jumping to jet boating.
An absolute highlight is the detour to Milford Sound, Fiordland's most impressive natural backdrop. Plan a boat tour or a hike in Fiordland National Park here.
Campervan Tour 3 – North to South
Route: Auckland – Rotorua – Taupo – Wellington – Ferry – Picton – Kaikoura – Christchurch – Lake Tekapo – Queenstown
Duration: approx. 19–22 days
Distance: approx. 2,100–2,400 km (incl. ferry crossing)
This grand New Zealand tour combines the highlights of both islands. You start in Auckland and follow the stations of the North Island (Rotorua, Taupo, Tongariro) to Wellington.
Take the Interislander ferry to Picton. Along the east coast you reach Kaikoura – a hotspot for whale watching. This is followed by Christchurch as an urban stopover. From there, the route leads inland via the turquoise Lake Tekapo and through the highlands of the South Island to Queenstown. A real finale with alpine panorama, adventure activities and access to Milford Sound.
If you would like to rent a campervan in New Zealand from Campcruisers, you have the option of picking up the vehicle in Auckland, for example, and returning it in another city at the end of your tour. The one-way rental is not significantly more expensive, but has the advantage that you can see significantly more of New Zealand if you return your rented campervan in a different location and start your flight home from there.
Where to stay: Campsites in New Zealand
New Zealand is a camping paradise with hundreds of well-maintained sites – from simple DOC campsites to private Holiday Parks with top-notch facilities. In many places you can stay legally and free of charge.
Top recommendations:
TOP 10 Holiday Parks: Over 45 locations nationwide
DOC Campsites: Simple, but mostly scenically spectacular
Freedom Camping (free) is allowed with self-sufficient campervans – pay attention to local rules and signs
Activities and experiences in New Zealand
