Campervan & Motorhome Hire in Derry | Unbeatable Rates

1. How much does it cost to hire a campervan in Derry?

The cost to hire a campervan in Derry varies based on the time of year, duration of hire, and the model of the campervan. On average, prices range from £70 to £130 per day. Some companies also offer discounts for long-term hires.

2. What model of campervan is most popular for hire in Derry?

Compact campervans are a popular choice due to the narrow and winding roads common in many areas of Derry. These vehicles provide the comfort and facilities of larger models while being easier to manoeuvre and park.

3. Where are the most popular places to hire a campervan in Derry?

The most popular places to hire a campervan in Derry are our main office in the city centre or our online platform from the comfort of your own home.

4. Is there 24-hour pickup and dropoff service?

Yes, for the convenience of our customers, we offer a 24-hour collection and return service. However, these services must be arranged in advance.

5. Is there a minimum hire period?

Yes, generally, there is a minimum hire period of 3 days. However, this may vary depending on the time of year and campervan model.

6. What is the minimum age requirement to hire a campervan in Derry?

To hire a campervan in Derry, you must be at least 25 years old and have a valid driving license.

7. What documents do I need to hire or drive a campervan in Derry?

You will need a valid driving license, proof of address, and proof of identity.

8. When is the best time to visit Derry in a campervan?

Derry can be enjoyed all year round, but the best time to visit in a campervan is between March and October when the roads are most accessible.

9. What are the main airports in Derry?

The main airports serving Derry are the Belfast International Airport and the City of Derry Airport.

10. Can I pick up the campervan in Derry and return it in another city?

Yes, it´s possible. However, a one-way fee may be charged to cover the cost of returning the campervan to its original location.

1. Derry - Belfast: Route of 114km. Driving time of 1.5 hours primarily via A6. Roads are well-maintained and accommodate motorhomes.
2. Derry - Giant's Causeway: 60km with a driving time of 1 hour over A2. Scenic coastal route popular with campervans.
3. Derry - Donegal Town: A 90km drive that takes 1.5 hours via N15. This route boasts stunning landscapes and is perfect for motorhome travel.
4. Derry - Galway: 285km, around 3.5 hours via A6 and M6. This major route offers rest stops suitable for campervans.
5. Derry - Dublin: 225km, requiring 3 hours via A6 and M1. Excellent road conditions suited to motorhomes.
6. Derry - Sligo: 140km drive taking 2 hours via N15. A serene drive with camping sites for campervan tourists.
7. Derry - Londonderry: A short 10-minute drive over Craigavon Bridge, within city bounds. Ideal for tourists preferring city-based motorhome camping.

1. On which side of the road do I drive in Derry?

In Derry, and throughout the UK, you drive on the left side of the road.

2. What is the general speed limit in Derry?

In built-up areas the speed limit is usually 30 mph, but on motorways and dual carriageways it is generally 70 mph. Always pay attention to local signposting for the correct limit.

3. Do I need an international driving licence to drive a campervan in Derry?

Yes, a valid international driver's licence is generally required to drive a campervan in Derry if you're not a resident. UK licences are also accepted.

4. Are there any specific driving rules or guidelines I should be aware of in Derry?

The Highway Code applies in Derry, similar to the rest of the UK. Always respect the posted speed limits, follow local directions and never drive in bus lanes during their hours of operation.

5. Can I locate traffic radars in Derry?

Yes, they are commonly located in areas with a high occurrence of accidents and near schools or hospitals. Their locations tend to be well marked.

6. Are there any toll roads in Derry?

No, currently there are no toll roads in Derry or the Northern Ireland region.

7. What type of driving licence do I need to drive a campervan in Derry?

You'll usually need a category B licence, but this may vary depending on the weight and the size of the campervan, further details can be found on the DVLA website.

8. Where can I park my campervan in Derry?

There are numerous dedicated spots for campervan parking throughout Derry. It's crucial to park legally to avoid penalties.

9. Is it legal to park and sleep in the campervan anywhere in the city?

It's generally not legal to park and sleep anywhere. Campsites or specific areas allocated for overnight campervan stay should be used.

10. What road traffic is like in Derry?

Traffic can be heavy during rush hours, typically around the start and end of the working day. It's recommended to plan your journey in advance.

11. Does Derry have many one-way streets or roundabouts?

Like many UK cities, Derry has both. It's important to follow signs and road markings to navigate these correctly.

12. Are there congestion zones in Derry?

There are currently no congestion zones in Derry. But always confirm by checking local signage and online resources.

13.Do I need to understand any specific road signs?

UK road signs follow international protocols, but some signs are specific to the UK. An understanding of these signs is recommended.

14. How can I ensure the safety of my passengers while driving?

Always ensure all passengers are wearing seatbelts, keep to the speed limit and adjust your driving for the road conditions.

15. How do I handle roundabouts in Derry?

Vehicles in the roundabout have priority over those entering it. Indicate when exiting the roundabout.

1. Giants Causeway: An iconic UNESCO World Heritage site featuring polygonal basalt columns, stirred by volcanic eruptions.
2. Glenveagh National Park: Enjoy the nature and wildlife in Ireland's second largest national park, perfect for a motorhome picnic.
3. Lough Foyle: A large sea lough ideal for birdwatching, fishing, and scenic walks.
4. Mussenden Temple: A cliff-top mansion with stunning scenery of the North Atlantic Ocean.
5. Bishops Gate: Historic city gates dating back to 1789. A snapshot of Derry's cultural heritage.
6. Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge: A thrilling rope bridge experience with spectacular coastal views.
7. City Walls: One of the best examples of a walled city in Europe, offering panoramic views of Derry.
8. Portstewart Strand: A golden, sandy beach part of the National Trust offering campervan facilities for visitors.

1. Giant's Causeway Coastal Route: Drive 313 km along Northern Ireland's unforgettable coastline from Derry to Belfast. Experience UNESCO heritage site, the Giant's Causeway, stunning beaches and historic castles.
2. Sperrin Scenic Route: Immerse in breathtaking wilderness as you traverse 153 km through the Sperrin Mountains, visit the region's ancient stone circles and enjoy culinary delights along the way.
3. Causeway Coastal and Glens: Covering 391 km, this route offers the best of Northern Ireland, from the famous Glens of Antrim to the enchanting Rathlin Island.
4. Ring of Kerry: A 332 km loop from and to Derry, visiting charming towns, medieval ruins and natural wonders, including Torc Waterfall and the Gap of Dunloe.
5. The Mourne Scenic Loop: A spectacular 162 km route through the Mourne Mountains taking you to medieval monasteries and the stunning Silent Valley.
6. Lough Neagh Tour: Cover 233 km round the UK's largest freshwater lake. Visit bird sanctuaries, historic buildings and take a boat trip on the lake itself.