Our services and road trip essentials
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24/7 Pick-up and Drop-off
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Roadside Assistance
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Airport Transfer
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Trip Advice
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Bedding Kit
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Kitchen Kit
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Cleaning Kit
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Unlimited Kms
Campervans for hire in Dublin
These campervans are available at our local depot in Dublin. Find out which fits your road trip best.
What you should know about Dublin
Here’s some essential information for campervan travellers in Dublin
Find Us
We’re right there for the start and finish of your motorhome or campervan hire experience in Dublin. If you’re arriving by airplane, you can either come directly to our depot or book our shuttle service and we pick you up at Dublin Airport (DUB) and take you to our depot, where we’ll get you familiar with your motorhome. After returning your motorhome at our Dublin depot you can head back on your own or book our shuttle service back to the airport.
Parking
Located between the monastery and the marina, the Parking Harbour Road offers 5 parking spots for campervans or motorhomes with a maximum length of 7 metres. While the spots for vans are limited, this parking venue is well worth a try due to its proximity to Dublin’s centre and the variety of public transports that can get you there.
Campsites
Although a bit far from the city centre, Cernac Valley is well connected to Dublin through various city buses. However, the reason why you should spend the night in your campervan here is because of the cool surroundings, neat facilities, and awesome personnel. During your stay at Cernac Valley, you’ll enjoy all the comfort you need. So relax on your campervan, rest, and get ready to hit the pubs of Dublin.
About Dublin
Pouring crafty brews of literature and culture by the pint, the Viking city famous for its extreme friendliness invites travellers to chatter and Irish delights
Historically charming and convivial, Dublin is a city of many tricks. Unruffled one day, the city converts itself to an epic explosion of festivals the next. While the Dublin Castle or the Christ Church Cathedral are meant to startle with their historical bearings and architectural brilliance, St. Partick’s Day ignites the lust to party. To be honest, though, Dublin doesn’t need a reason to celebrate its drinking history. Every day of every week, the city’s pubs teem with energetic locals that jump right at the chance of making your acquaintance. That’s no surprise, since Dubliners are one of the friendliest bunch of Europeans you’ll ever meet — they’ve even been officially recognized for this not once, but twice! You too can give them your sign of recognition — just hire a campervan in Dublin and go say ‘hi’. If you do, Dubliners might even be so nice as to take you to St. Stephen’s Green for a delicious picnic or to the Irish Sea for a dip in the amazing Forty Foot Sandycove.
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