Fill out the form on our website. We’ll get in touch to help you choose the right RV model. Then we’ll sign the rental agreement and request a deposit.
You’ll pick up the RV at the rental company, where staff will show you how everything works and explain all the details. We’re always available to help — if anything happens on the road, we’ve got you covered.

Rental conditions may vary between companies.
Below are the most common terms:
Minimum rental period in summer is 5 days.
Drivers must be at least 25 years old, with at least 3 years of driving experience and a category B (car) license.
Mileage is unlimited.
A refundable deposit of €500–€1500 will be blocked on your card.
To sign the contract, you’ll need two documents: your passport and a category B driver’s license.

We’re here to help if you don’t want to spend time researching motorhomes, rental companies, routes, campgrounds, and travel logistics. And we do it all in English.

We earn through partnerships with rental companies and don’t charge any commission to travelers.

The rental price for you will be the same as booking directly — and often even lower.
We’ve explained this in more detail in our blog post: Pros and cons of direct rental of motorhomes.

During high season (typically summer in most countries), it’s best to book 1–2 months in advance.
In mid or low season, booking 2 weeks ahead is usually enough. However, if vehicles are available, we can arrange a booking through our service as little as 24 hours before your planned departure.

For most motorhomes, a standard category B (car) license is sufficient.
Some larger RV models may require a category C (commercial/heavy vehicle) license — we’ll always let you know if that applies when helping you choose your motorhome.

If you rent an RV in Europe, you can usually travel freely throughout the EU without restrictions. If you rent in Russia, cross-border travel is possible but must be agreed upon in advance. In North America, you can typically drive from the U.S. to Canada and vice versa without any issues — just check the rental company’s cross-border policy beforehand.

In Europe, the US, and Australia, there are well-developed networks of campgrounds with full facilities. We’ll guide you on how to find campsites and where it’s allowed to park and stay in a motorhome.

European RV models with diesel engines average around 13 liters per 100 km.
American motorhomes with large gasoline engines are less fuel-efficient — expect about 25 liters per 100 km.

The toilet cassette can be emptied into a public restroom or into the waste disposal area at a campground. Grey water should also be dumped at designated stations. Fresh water can be refilled at gas stations or campgrounds.