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July 30th, 2004, 05:42 AM
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Travel NZ by motorhome
Hello All!
Me and my girlfriend are travelling to NZ this year (november and December 2004). We are planning to rent a motorhome and drive around in the country. Does anyone of you have experience from this way of travelling? How did you like it? What should we see? What shuould we not see? Is it hard to find camp sites and things like that. All information is of interest for us! Thanks in andvance and have a nice day all of you! Best Regards Fredrik & Carolina --multiplaza.nl.nu-- 
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August 8th, 2004, 10:39 AM
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Travel NZ by motorhome
..no-spam.invalid (Anonymous) wrote in message ...
Hello All! Me and my girlfriend are travelling to NZ this year (november and December 2004). We are planning to rent a motorhome and drive around in the country. Does anyone of you have experience from this way of travelling? How did you like it? What should we see? What shuould we not see? Is it hard to find camp sites and things like that. All information is of interest for us! Thanks in andvance and have a nice day all of you! Best Regards Fredrik & Carolina --multiplaza.nl.nu-- Hi Fredrik and Carolina David and I hire out campervans from 2 berth pop tops to middle sized 2 person vans with shower and toilet. We are very reasonably priced, and offer a very personal friendly service. I read the posting about the batteries. So true. We have a couple of pop tops with 3 way fridges, gas, electric and battery. This means that you can keep your food cold and still wild camp a bit. NZ is a stunning country and there is so much to see. Check out our website and a few others: http://www.affordable-campervan.com http://www.nztourism.net.nz and for campsite costs and availability http://www.aa.co.nz Cheers Joy and David Bishop, Affordable Campervan Hire
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August 8th, 2004, 10:39 AM
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Travel NZ by motorhome
..no-spam.invalid (Anonymous) wrote in message ...
Hello All! Me and my girlfriend are travelling to NZ this year (november and December 2004). We are planning to rent a motorhome and drive around in the country. Does anyone of you have experience from this way of travelling? How did you like it? What should we see? What shuould we not see? Is it hard to find camp sites and things like that. All information is of interest for us! Thanks in andvance and have a nice day all of you! Best Regards Fredrik & Carolina --multiplaza.nl.nu-- Hi Fredrik and Carolina David and I hire out campervans from 2 berth pop tops to middle sized 2 person vans with shower and toilet. We are very reasonably priced, and offer a very personal friendly service. I read the posting about the batteries. So true. We have a couple of pop tops with 3 way fridges, gas, electric and battery. This means that you can keep your food cold and still wild camp a bit. NZ is a stunning country and there is so much to see. Check out our website and a few others: http://www.affordable-campervan.com http://www.nztourism.net.nz and for campsite costs and availability http://www.aa.co.nz Cheers Joy and David Bishop, Affordable Campervan Hire
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August 10th, 2004, 08:57 AM
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Travel NZ by motorhome
Read our experiences at
http://www.reservationheaven.com/wik...20Descriptions At that time of year things will beb getting busier. Take insect repellant. In short, had a great time!! Matt Reservation Heaven "affordable Campervan Hire" wrote in message m... .no-spam.invalid (Anonymous) wrote in message ... Hello All! Me and my girlfriend are travelling to NZ this year (november and December 2004). We are planning to rent a motorhome and drive around in the country. Does anyone of you have experience from this way of travelling? How did you like it? What should we see? What shuould we not see? Is it hard to find camp sites and things like that. All information is of interest for us! Thanks in andvance and have a nice day all of you! Best Regards Fredrik & Carolina --multiplaza.nl.nu-- Hi Fredrik and Carolina David and I hire out campervans from 2 berth pop tops to middle sized 2 person vans with shower and toilet. We are very reasonably priced, and offer a very personal friendly service. I read the posting about the batteries. So true. We have a couple of pop tops with 3 way fridges, gas, electric and battery. This means that you can keep your food cold and still wild camp a bit. NZ is a stunning country and there is so much to see. Check out our website and a few others: http://www.affordable-campervan.com http://www.nztourism.net.nz and for campsite costs and availability http://www.aa.co.nz Cheers Joy and David Bishop, Affordable Campervan Hire
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August 10th, 2004, 08:57 AM
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Travel NZ by motorhome
Read our experiences at
http://www.reservationheaven.com/wik...20Descriptions At that time of year things will beb getting busier. Take insect repellant. In short, had a great time!! Matt Reservation Heaven "affordable Campervan Hire" wrote in message m... .no-spam.invalid (Anonymous) wrote in message ... Hello All! Me and my girlfriend are travelling to NZ this year (november and December 2004). We are planning to rent a motorhome and drive around in the country. Does anyone of you have experience from this way of travelling? How did you like it? What should we see? What shuould we not see? Is it hard to find camp sites and things like that. All information is of interest for us! Thanks in andvance and have a nice day all of you! Best Regards Fredrik & Carolina --multiplaza.nl.nu-- Hi Fredrik and Carolina David and I hire out campervans from 2 berth pop tops to middle sized 2 person vans with shower and toilet. We are very reasonably priced, and offer a very personal friendly service. I read the posting about the batteries. So true. We have a couple of pop tops with 3 way fridges, gas, electric and battery. This means that you can keep your food cold and still wild camp a bit. NZ is a stunning country and there is so much to see. Check out our website and a few others: http://www.affordable-campervan.com http://www.nztourism.net.nz and for campsite costs and availability http://www.aa.co.nz Cheers Joy and David Bishop, Affordable Campervan Hire
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August 10th, 2004, 08:57 AM
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Read our experiences at
http://www.reservationheaven.com/wik...20Descriptions At that time of year things will beb getting busier. Take insect repellant. In short, had a great time!! Matt Reservation Heaven "affordable Campervan Hire" wrote in message m... .no-spam.invalid (Anonymous) wrote in message ... Hello All! Me and my girlfriend are travelling to NZ this year (november and December 2004). We are planning to rent a motorhome and drive around in the country. Does anyone of you have experience from this way of travelling? How did you like it? What should we see? What shuould we not see? Is it hard to find camp sites and things like that. All information is of interest for us! Thanks in andvance and have a nice day all of you! Best Regards Fredrik & Carolina --multiplaza.nl.nu-- Hi Fredrik and Carolina David and I hire out campervans from 2 berth pop tops to middle sized 2 person vans with shower and toilet. We are very reasonably priced, and offer a very personal friendly service. I read the posting about the batteries. So true. We have a couple of pop tops with 3 way fridges, gas, electric and battery. This means that you can keep your food cold and still wild camp a bit. NZ is a stunning country and there is so much to see. Check out our website and a few others: http://www.affordable-campervan.com http://www.nztourism.net.nz and for campsite costs and availability http://www.aa.co.nz Cheers Joy and David Bishop, Affordable Campervan Hire
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August 10th, 2004, 03:58 PM
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Travel NZ by motorhome
Hi Fredrik and Carolina,
I think travelling by camper van is by far the best way to experience New Zealand. A couple of years ago we spent half a year touring NZ, and this year we're doing it all over again! We wrote about our experiences at http://www.new-zealand-camper-van-adventures.com. You'll find info about renting a camper van, rental companies, NZ campsites, a travel itinerary you can download, money, weather, etc, etc. The information you find here is independent. Have a great holiday! Boukeline
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August 10th, 2004, 03:58 PM
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Hi Fredrik and Carolina,
I think travelling by camper van is by far the best way to experience New Zealand. A couple of years ago we spent half a year touring NZ, and this year we're doing it all over again! We wrote about our experiences at http://www.new-zealand-camper-van-adventures.com. You'll find info about renting a camper van, rental companies, NZ campsites, a travel itinerary you can download, money, weather, etc, etc. The information you find here is independent. Have a great holiday! Boukeline
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