Campervan parked on the beach right beside the ocean

We compare, you save

2

Campervan & motorhome hire across Australia and New Zealand

See how it works
The easy bit

Get goin'.

01

Submit

Drop us your rough dates and who's coming. "Somewhere warm" is a perfectly good starting point.

02

Compare

We compare trusted operators for price, layout, inclusions. We usually get back to you within a few hours.

03

Save

We negotiate you the best deal, saving you money. We can secure it for you or not, no pressure either way.

Why travellers call us

The local friend you haven't met yet.

We're not a faceless marketplace. We're a small team who knows these roads, these operators, and the difference between a van that looks good online and one you'll love living in.

Time to stop putting it off, and get goin'.

Talk to a local
Young couples

For two

A cosy camper for slow mornings, big hikes, and a little more room for the good stuff.

Families

For the whole crew

The layout that keeps everyone comfortable when the weather turns and the board games come out.

Backpackers

For the free spirits

Flexible wheels, honest inclusions, and enough budget left for the detour you didn't plan.

Retirees & older couples

For the long haul dreamers

Easy driving, proper comfort, and a route that gives you time to enjoy the view.

Pick your van

Find the right van for how you travel.

Compact two seater campervan parked on a dirt road

2 Seater 2 Sleeper

Compact, easy to drive, and simple to park, some with a rooftop tent for extra space. Perfect for two people who want to cover ground without fussing over a big rig.

Hitop campervan with a raised roof parked near the ocean

Hitop

Extra headroom to stand, cook, and stretch out, with more storage for longer trips or a little more comfort at camp.

Motorhome parked at a scenic spot

Motorhome

The full home on wheels, with a bathroom, kitchen, and proper sleeping space for families or longer, slower trips.

Reuben jumping on the beach at sunset in New Zealand

Who's behind Get Goin

My name's Reuben, I grew up in the UK and first came to Australia in 2016. Since then I've travelled the country in a camper and have worked my way around New Zealand across a few different trips.

My favourite spots are K'Gari, Milford Sound and South West Australia around Margaret River. My go to when I'm exploring is to find a national park and just see what's around. I'm now based in Byron Bay, as I love being by the coast and spend a lot of time surfing.

I've worked in the industry since 2021 and set up Get Goin to offer free, unbiased advice. Australia and NZ can seem daunting, especially when you're coming from the other side of the world, and having someone to take you through the basics gets you off to a much more comfortable start. It would've made things much easier for me.

I like talking to people and helping them plan their trips, and if I can save them some money on the way, that's a win-win.

Reuben, founder of Get Goin Travel
FAQs

The questions you're probably asking.

Yes. Our comparison and advice service is free for travellers. We're paid by our rental partners, so you can use our help without paying an extra service fee.

Not at all. We'll send a short, honest shortlist. You choose what fits, ask for changes, or say none of them are quite right. No pressure either way.

The earlier the better for peak season (December to February in NZ, June to August in Australia), but we're happy to help with last minute trips too.

Yes. One way hires between islands or states are one of the things we're asked about most, and we know which operators handle them well.

If your licence is in English, you can usually drive in both Australia and New Zealand without an International Driving Permit. If it's not in English, you'll need either an IDP or a certified translation. Rules vary slightly by state and by operator, so we'll confirm exactly what you need once we know your trip and nationality.

In New Zealand, freedom camping is allowed in some areas, though many require a certified self-contained vehicle and local rules vary by region. In Australia it depends heavily on the state, some areas welcome it, others don't allow it at all. We'll point you toward vans that suit how you want to camp and flag the spots worth knowing about.

Ready when you are

Let's plan your trip.

Fill in a few details and we'll get back to you with options, honest advice, and a free itinerary.

2