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KEA’s winter agent special
Australia and New Zealand’s luxury campervan and motor home rental company, KEA Campers is embracing the start of winter with an industry offer to give anyone a desire to hit the road.
KEA is slicing 40% off its standard rental rates on trips of five days or more taken by its industry friends before the end of September 2006. To book, call KEA on 1800 25 25 55 or email [email protected], and remember industry identification must be shown upon pick-up.
This means that in Australia during June, a two-berth pop-top can be had from A$48.00 per day, with two-berth campervans with shower and toilet available from A$69.00 per day. Four-berth motor homes can be taken from A$96.00 a day, while the larger six-berth is available from A$108.00 per day. KEA’s off-road 4WD campervans are also up for grabs, from A$126.00 per day.
Prices vary from July through to the end of September 2006. This offer applies to vehicles from any of KEA’s nine depots across Australia and is subject to availability. Vehicles must be dropped off at the depot of departure.
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