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What are the best times of year to rent a motorhome in Rome?

Italy and Rome are blessed with nice weather throughout the year, even in winter time the temperatures will seldom drop below freezing, during winter expect average daily temperatures to fluctuate around 46 degrees Fahrenheit.

Summer will see daily temperatures of 80 – 85 degrees Fahrenheit during the months of June to August, with Autumn cooling down, but still warm. If you wish to avoid excessive heat, then consider spring or fall for a motorhome hire holiday.

Van Italy All Van Italy rental vehicles come with unlimited kilometres and insurance coverage. The Van Italy depot is located at Via Angelo Olivieri, 59b, Lido di Ostia, just 10 kilometres away from Leonardo da Vinci International Airport. Keep in mind that there

Van Italy campervans tend to be older than other providers, but they are well maintained and reliable.

Van Italy provides a wide range of options for campervan hire in Rome. The first choice is the Kai Explorer 540, a basic van designed for 3 occupants with shower and toilet age range 2016-2019. The second option is the Eurocamp 2 Trigano Fiat Ducato that is suitable for 4 adults, age of vehicle 2004. For other options, please make a booking quote.

We recommend the following motorhome hire road trips from Rome

Gaeta and Naples:

Driving south from Rome and parallel to the coast gives access to fabulous beaches and the historic sites of Gaeta and Pompeii in Vesuvius National Park. Just south of Naples are camping car parks along the Amalfi Coast. Touring van sites at Gaeta permit drivers to break their journeys en route. Pompeii and Naples are places which need no introduction, as they are a history buffs dream even if they still leave a lot of questions. These cities draw in thousands of tourists every year, to marvel at architecture and a way of life from many centuries ago. Every inch of these cities have more history than we can possibly ever know, so prepare to be astounded as you marvel at The amphitheatre of Pompeii or the Castel dell’Ovo of Naples taking a beating by the rogue waves.

North to Perugia:

Heading north and inland, the E45 passes through rolling hills and on to Perugia, where Galleria Nazionale dell’Umbri and Fontana Maggiore are among the splendid attractions. There are mobile home parks in the environs of Terni and around the shores of Lake Trasimeno, to the west of Perugia. 164 kilometres (102 miles) north of Rome you have a splendid town with roots from 309 BC, Perugia. With it’s incredible architecture consisting of aqueducts and valleys, stop and take photographs of one of the most picturesque cities in the area. With an impressive amount of cathedrals, such as Cathedral of S. Lorenzo, any history buff would have a field day soaking in the information one can be lost in when it comes to this city. Keep going and find yourself on Lake Trasimeno, a place popular for camping among locals and tourists. Enjoy kayaking around some of the lakes large islands.

North to Pisa:

Taking the northern coastal route to Pisa and Viareggio offers great vistas and beaches, and the opportunity to visit the Leaning Tower. Versilia features exciting nightlife and a number of motorhome sites. Massa and San Vincenzo also have a selection of sites. . Although one may believe the only thing worth seeing in Pisa is the leaning tower, prepare to be astounded by the large variety of other gems this city has to offer, such as a 15th century botanical garden at the university. Cruise along the famous and majestic Arno river or visit the Museo di San Matteo for one of the biggest collections of Tuscan Renaissance art. Among the millions of other sights along your journey, don’t forget to see some of the incredible architecture of Viareggio and other cities along the way.

Road network:

Road network:

Rome is the focal point of the regional road system, and drivers will encounter little difficulty when travelling farther afield. Petrol stations are plentiful on all major routes.

Speed limits:

Urban roads: 50kphState roads: 70-90kphMotorways (autostradas): 130-150kph (110kph in rain)

Alcohol limits:

0.5 per cent; Italian police are alert.

Safety:

In Italy, driving is on the right side of the road. Rural roads and motorways are well maintained. Breakdown operators offer rapid response. It is against Italian law to use a hand-held phone when driving.

Extensive Selection of RV and Motorhome Rental Options

We have checked the sites of all motorhome suppliers and are able to offer the best rates to customers. Models that can be hired include the Volkswagen Westfalia Carthagos and McLouis 211s. We offer a camping car service at the following airports, Rome Ciampino (CIA) and Fiumicino (FCO) plus Termini railway station.

If you are arriving into Leonardo da Vinci international airport, Freedom Holidays provides a shuttle service to its downtown depot. Freedom Holidays is a seasoned provider of RV’s for over 30 years and have a good selection of small and large campers.

Returning Your Campervan Rental in Rome

Firstly, make sure you return your motorhome hire on time and give your self extra time for the inspection and local paperwork. If you return late, they may charge you an additional day, plus you could be causing the next rental party to have to wait.

If you are going to be late due to some emergency, you should inform the campervan hire company.

Secondly, return the campervan hire in a similar condition of cleanliness as when received. If it is excessively dirty, you can be charged an additional cleaning fee.