Bunk Campers Ireland

The first thing you should know when looking for bunk campers Ireland is that there are two types of bunk campers Ireland. The first type is the traditional style bunk camper where the beds are built into the walls of the van. This means that they're not removable, but they do come at a higher price than the second type of bunk camper. The second type of bunk camper is known as a pop-up camper. These are generally smaller than the traditional style bunk camper, and therefore don't take up much space inside the van. They're easy to assemble and disassemble, making them ideal if you plan on moving around quite often. There's no doubt that the pop-up camper is the best option for those who travel frequently, as they're far less expensive than the traditional style bunk camper.

Pop-up campers are great for short trips too, as they can easily fit into small spaces such as caravans, motor homes and even boats. In fact, many boat owners prefer these over traditional camping tents, as they're far lighter and require less storage space. If you're planning on going away for longer periods of time, then you'll probably find yourself choosing between the traditional style bunk camper and the pop-up camper. It really depends on how long you intend to stay in each country. Pop-ups tend to be slightly larger than traditional style bunk campers, but still offer plenty of room for everyone to sleep comfortably. So if you're travelling for an extended period of time, then the pop-up camper might just be the right choice for you.

Bunk Campers Ireland

Some useful information about Ireland

The unique country code for Ireland is IE. You will likely therefore find that country code in your address bar if you visit a website from Ireland. With regards to time, Ireland lies in the Europe/Dublin timezone, which means that it has a GMT offset of 0.0 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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Can I drop off my campervan somewhere other than Ireland?
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In many cases you can. Note that if you do, there is likely to be an increased cost.
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How does the insurance work in Ireland?
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The campervan insurance is almost always included in the vehicle hire cost, but this usually does not include the full excess (see below).
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Will there be an excess for campervan hire Ireland?
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There is likely to be an excess in most cases, however you can usually remove it if you pay a little more per day. You may also be able to arrange with a 3rd party to cover the insurance.
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Can I compare prices in Ireland?
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Absolutely! Our search engine lets you compare across a range of campervan providers to secure the best deal.
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Is there a charge for using a card to hire a campervan in Ireland?
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In most cases there is a nominal charge to use a credit or debit card, which rarely exceeds 2%. Please note that Visa and Mastercard are the only card types accepted at this time.