We answer your Frequently Asked Questions about renting campervans and motorhomes in Germany:
Ask us about costs of renting a campervan in Germany.
How much is it to rent a campervan in Germany?
The daily rate covers the rental of the campervan and basic insurance with an insurance excess of approximately €1500.00
Optional extras that you can pay for before you collect your campervan include:
- Bedding
- Camping Chairs and Table
- Child Booster Seat/Safety Seat
- Kitchen Set
- Towels per person
- Bike Rack
- Snow Chains
- Winter tyres
- Pet fee
- Kilometer package (some suppliers only)
- Cleaning
- GPS
- Portable Wi-Fi
- Gazebo
- Toilet chemicals
Are one-way rentals available in Germany?
Yes, one-way rentals are available within Germany and also between European countries. Additional fees apply.
Where are the depots in Germany?
Other depots incude: Aschersleben, Brandenberg, Buedingen, Eisieben, Frankfurt Airport, Hamelin, Heiligenhaus, Korbach, Leutkirch, Marienberg, Metzingen, Munich Airport, Osnabruck, Passau, and Rottweil.
Which countries can I travel to in my campervan from Germany?
You can choose from any of the following countries to return your campervan to on a one-way rental from Germany?
Drop-off locations outside of Germany: | |
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Austria | |
Belgium | Liechtenstein |
Bosnua | Lithuania |
Croatia | Luxembourg |
Czech Republic | Macedonia |
Denmark | Netherlands |
Estonia | Portugal |
Finland | Serbia |
France | Slovenia |
Hungary | Spain |
Ireland | Sweden |
Italy | Switzerland |
Latvia | United Kingdom |
Rental FAQ
This varies from company to company. The more expensive the campervan the more that is included. You may have to pay for bedding and kitchen utensils with some companies. Generally local taxes, a level of insurance with some liability that you will have to cover and breakdown cover are included. We give you a comprehensive list of all the additional options that are available too.
To save on the rental you may find it cheaper to buy some items or bring your own. If you are driving to the depot you are sometimes permitted to leave your car at the depot for the duration of the rental. A small charge may apply.
Yes, all renters have to be in possession of a valid, in-date credit card with enough credit to cover the level of insurance liability and bond.
The minimum driver age is 21 years old.
Up to two drivers are included. Some suppliers offer more.
.During peak season in July and August some rental companies have a minimum of 14 days rental.
Yes, some companies allow pets. Additional fees may apply.
Yes, there are both automatic and manual campervans and motorhomes to rent in Germany.
No, your standard car driving licence will be accepted. Take an international driving licence if you are renting in a country that is not your resident country.
Yes, please request a quote and we will check availability at the same time. You can ask to help you choose which is the right campervan for you.
Most rental suppliers in Germany are closed on Saturdays. You can collect or return your vehicle on a Saturday with an additional fee.
What is the Emergency number in Germany?
112 is the emergency phone number in Germany.
What are the driving regulations in Germany?
Drive on the right and overtake on the left. Speed limits are 50kmh in built-up areas, 100kmh outside built-up areas and the recommended speed on motorways - autobahn is 130kmh. You are not permitted to have speed camera locators activated in your vehicle in Germany.
If you break the speed limit or break any other driving laws then on-the-spot fines may be issued.
What is the cost of petrol and diesel in Germany?
Petrol and diesel prices in Germany can be found on these websites:
Are there toll roads, in Germany?
There are no tolls for vehicles under 3.5 tonnes in Germany.
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