I could be snowing by May, so your idea of a 4x4 was good. Motels are cheap
in the off season, and have much nicer hot showers and electric blankets. A
Subaru 4x4 wagon will be fast and safe in wet weather. Even if not snowing,
it will be wet some days.
"Nataly" wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to spend May in NZ, and i was thinking about renting a 4x4 (4WD,
> don't know the correct word sorry) to be able to use any road.
> Yesterday i've been to a travel agency and they have a quite interesting
> offer for the flight + motorhome.
> So now i'm hesitating.
> The problem is i don't know anything about Motorhome, especially the
> technical points (water, energy, shower, and so on...).
> So i would need any information, motorhome travel stories, advices,
> anything
> that could help me to choose.
>
> Motorhome would give us freedom to stop quite anywhere (except in national
> parks if i've understood well), to not look for a room everynight, not
> look
> for a restaurant to eat, but it is huge and maybe some roads would be
> impossible to take with it.
> I would be very sad to be stop front of a road we couldn't take and not
> being able to visite a beautiful place.
> The technical constraints of the motorhome are not too much troubles?
> (drain
> the dirty water, fill new water, energy for the light, the heating, the
> cooking,...)
> And as we will travel in may, wouldn't it be too cold in a motorhome?
> Well here are my thoughts, i'm waiting for your advices, and more
> especially
> stories of travel with a motorhome.
>
> Thank you :0)
>
> Nataly
>
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