Description
2016 Talvor Toyota Hiace Endeavour.
This Camper Van is the ideal size, not too large and not too small. It is a 4-berth Camper Van. Everything is included in this Camper Van. All you need to take is your bedding, clothes and food. So if you do not have a car that can tow a caravan, now you can still Getaway on your holiday with the Albany Getaway Endeavour Camper Van.
Family-friendly and economical in its design, the Albany Getaway Endeavour Campervan is a must for families looking for an enjoyable and fuss-free holiday. For weekend getaways or weeks on end, this vehicle is equipped for every occasion. The Endeavour is a breeze to drive and a touring dream come true. Perfect for the budget conscious, the Endeavour includes automatic transmission, and side door entry. This campervan comes with a generous dally allowance of 300km. Kilometers traveled over this amount will incur an extra charge of 25 cents per kilometer.
Features
- Reliable Toyota motor
- Seating for 4 persons
- Can Be setup as two double beds.
- Onboard water
- Microwave
- 2 burner stove
- Air conditioner in the cab.
- 12v lighting
- Heaps of storage
- Pots and pans included
- Crockery & cutlery included
- Bedding available on request, extra charge of $35 per person per hire.
Price
Pricing will be: 1 day to 3 days $170 per day, minimum hire is 3 days. 4 days to 10 days $150 per day, 11 days to 20 days $140 per day 21 plus days $130 per day.
To Book online please click here.
A security bond of $2500 on Campervans is payable via credit card imprint or cash at the beginning of the hire and is refundable within seven days of the completion of the hire period.
You can choose to reduce your liability on campervans.
$15 per day to reduce your liability to $1200 (windscreen not included)
$25 per day to reduce your liability to $500 (windscreen not included)
$38 per day to reduce your liability to $100 (windscreen not included)
$15 per day to cover one windscreen and one tire per hire.
The Maximum charge for liability options is 30 days per hire.
