Generally, the minimum age requirement for renting a van in Auckland is 21. However, some rental agencies may have specific age policies, so it is advisable to check with the company.

You will need a valid driver’s license. An International Driving Permit (IDP) may be required in addition to your home country’s license for international visitors.

Many rental agencies offer one-way rentals, allowing you to pick up a van at one location and drop it off at another. Be sure to check for any associated fees.

Some rental companies may restrict van use in certain areas or activities. Always check the rental agreement for any limitations.

Rental prices often include basic insurance coverage. However, it’s recommended that you inquire about additional coverage options and understand the terms and conditions of the insurance provided.

Most van rentals allow travel outside of Auckland, and some even permit inter-island travel. Confirm with the rental agency and be aware of additional fees for crossing certain boundaries.

Rental companies may have various fuel policies, such as a full-to-full tank or prepaid fuel option. Be sure to clarify the fuel policy before signing the rental agreement.

Campervan rentals often come with additional amenities. Confirm the features included in the rental, such as sleeping arrangements, kitchen facilities, and other camper-specific equipment.

Most rental agencies provide roadside assistance in case of a breakdown. Ensure you have the contact details for emergency support and understand the procedures outlined by the rental company.

It’s advisable to book your van rental as early as possible, especially during peak seasons. This ensures availability and may help you secure better rates.