RV rental in Cairns

Great camper, enough space for 2 adults with child, unfortunately got a slightly older model overall, but was very reliable and made the 6000km from Cairns to Melbourne without any problems.

We rented a camper van for three weeks, took it in Cairns and gave it back in Melbourne. We underestimated the distance, especially since the roads in the very north and south are not that good. Anyway, the given Sprinter was excellent, easy to drive and quite new (25T km). After a week, a stone from a passing semi truck hit our windscreen and a scratch appeared on the next day. We had o replace it, but it was not a big deal since the contact to Britz went very well, THL handled the case professionally and directly contacted the repair service we had selected. The screen was delivered the next day, on the morning of the second day we could continue our journey. I guess you should judge the quality of a company by how they handle exceptional things, and from that point of view Britz/THL were doing great. We had the all inclusive plan, which of course is expensive, but after all we were glad to have taken it...

Mobility top, functionality flop. Neither the fridge nor the heating run on gas - the camper is dependent on a power connection at the campsite. The Sprinter was brilliant as a platform, handy, agile and very economical with less than 10 litres of diesel per 100 km. The furnishings and equipment were spartan, partly inappropriate and completely geared towards a connection to the power grid. When we took over the vehicle, we were told that it should be connected to the power grid every other day, which is a bitter pill to swallow for nature lovers who prefer to spend the night in national parks rather than at Big4 and NRMA campgrounds. In fact, this was out of the question because the fridge alone drained the camper's weak battery within a few hours. The camper is heated exclusively by the air conditioning, which of course doesn't work at all without a power connection. With night-time temperatures in the single digits, this is sometimes unpleasant. If you plan your holiday in such a way that you always have a pitch with a power connection, everything is fine.

The vehicle (engine/chassis) was basically in good order and technically well maintained. Unfortunately, it was handed over quite dirty, so we had to do a lot of cleaning first. Basically it is ok for 2 people, 4 people we see as "impossible". These are old vehicles with generally > 200,000 kilometres. The interior is correspondingly "worn out", curtains are torn, ... However, the main problem and absolute no-go is the extremely uncomfortable bed, as the thin mattress lies on a base with steel struts that give you a hell of a backache. We met 2 other travellers with the same car... all the same problem. A Mighty employee of course knew about the struts and how uncomfortable it is, but they still rented it out... We bought a mattress on the 3rd day and put it on top. It's not possible without it, with it it was "ok", but the seating area was a thing of the past as the new additional mattress was in the way. I don't recommend the vehicle because of the sleeping comfort, regardless of the price.

Unfortunately, the vehicle gets wet in heavy rain. Wet bed, if not good engine, lockers a little light and model with little view for rear passengers Christophe

We had hoped to be able to cope with a campervan like this for 5 weeks. The vehicle is basically a leased van into which some boards have been carpentered in order to create a sleeping area just under the roof using seat cushions that can be put together wildly. It wasn't even suitable for one person to sleep in. We then spent two nights in the roof tent. That would have been ok, but it smelt musty and the tent was very used and stained. Furthermore, there was no sensible way of organising our belongings in the interior. The kitchen installed in the rear was good, only the fridge was very used (rust), the technology (vehicle and "extension") worked so far. The basic vehicle actually had potential, but unfortunately this was not utilised. You can probably accept all this for a weekend, but we decided to upgrade. Overall, we can only praise the service provided by Jucy Rental (we had another motorhome change on this trip due to a technical defect).

Car was in poor condition, we only received the sat nav booked with the insurance when we asked for a refund. The fridge can only be operated for a maximum of 8 hours without external power when not driving and we had to drive for several hours to recharge the battery. Unfortunately, this severely restricted us in the realisation of our trip. We would not recommend this booking to anyone!

We refused the first camper that Jucy wanted to give us when we picked it up because of its desolate condition (lots of faulty equipment etc.). The second camper was extremely outdated (20 years old) and many things were damaged or no longer worked. For example, the seat belt of the driver's seat no longer tightened properly or water ran into the driver's footwell when it rained, etc. Extras added at the time of booking, such as camping chairs/table and a child seat, were initially not available on collection and were only organised on request, which cost additional time. These are just some of the things that didn't go well. Due to a lack of alternatives on site, we had to take the second campervan as Jucy were not understanding and unwilling to go the extra mile. I would never rent from Jucy again.

The motorhome was not very clean and various things were missing or broken. The motorhome was in urgent need of an overhaul.... In addition, the roof covering smelled strange (was especially unpleasant for the people who slept upstairs).

Very friendly Juicy staff, but the vehicle is old and in average condition.