Executive summary by darmansjah
With snow-capped mountains, rivers, glaciers, fjords and
forests, New Zealand is the perfect
place to drive around. A popular option is to hire a camper van – check your
rear-view mirror on any far-flung road and you’ll likely see a shiny vehicle
packed with travelers, bikes and portable barbecues behind you.
Most towns have a campsite or campervan park with powered
sites for around US$30 per night (newzealand.com/camping). There are also over 200 vehicle-accessible
Department of Conservation (DOC) campsites, ranging from free to US$13 per
person per night (doc.govt.nz).
New Zealand is full of ecologically sensitive areas, so you
should never camp off the beaten track before checking at the local DOC office
and be sure to clean up when you leave. For tips on ‘freedom camping’ , visit camping.org.nz
Campervan hire is
available throughout the country, starting at around US$95 per day for a simple
two-berth cabin with cooker and refrigerator (autorentals.co.nz).
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