Chiloé Camper

General performance of the vehicle

Gas consumption88%

For long trips99%

Handling90%

Adaptability in the snow94%

Comfort and space99%

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Characteristics of the Vehicle

Model: Toyota Hilux (2019)
Vehicle: 4x4 double cabin
Max. 5 people
Transmission Type: Manual, 6 gears
Engine Capacity: 2.4 liters
Type of fuel: Diesel
Performance (with camper): approx. 10-12 L / 100 km
Pond capacity: 80 liters
Radio FM/MP3/AUX/USB and Bluetooth
Power steering
Length: 6.00 m
Width: 2.10 m
Height: 2.80 m (with camper)

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Characteristics of the Camper

1. Double bed (1.95 m x 1.50 m)
2. Double bed (1.80 m x 1.20 m)
Battery
Solar Panel 150 amps
Refrigerator (78 l)
Gas burner
Water Pump
Water heater (with gas or diesel)
Heating
Dining table
Sink
Toilet
Shower (hot water)
Possibility of connecting to external power source / plug (works only when the camper is connected to an external power source)
100 l Fresh water tank
36 l Grey water tank
36 l Black wáter tank
Interior height: 1.95 m

RATER IN EUR PER CAMPER AND DAY

High Season (10-14 days): 280 EUR
High Season (15-29 days): 240 EUR
High Season (30-45 days): 220 EUR

Shoulder Season (7-14 days): 240 EUR
Shoulder Season (15-29 days): 220 EUR
Shoulder Season (30-45 days): 200 EUR

Low Season (5-14 days): 205 EUR
Low Season (15-29 days): 185 EUR
Low Season (30-45 days): 170 EUR

Notes:

The rates already include the daily insurance in Chilean Territory (CDW)
Rates charged per day, NOT per 24 hours
Kitchenware, towels, linens and cleaning supplies included for free over 10 days of rent.
High season: November to March (minimum 10 days of rent)
Shoulder Season: April, September and October (minimum 7 days of rent)
Low Season: May to August (minimum 5 days of rent)

FAQ

What are the minimum days of a camper rental?

In low season (May to August) 5 days, in shoulder season (April, September and October) 7 days and during high season (November to March) 10 days.

What is the license that is needed?

Class B license or equivalent in international license is required.

How long in advance should I do a reservation?

If you come in high season (November - March) it is advisable to make a reservation with a minimum of 5 - 6 months. If you want to make a reservation for example in the low season (May - August) at the last minute, we usually have campers available.

What should I do to reserve a camper?

First, send us your trip details through our contact form. Then we send you a quote with all costs included. If you confirm the quote, we will send you the payment instructions.

Is a guarantee necessary?

Yes, 5-7 days before the pick-up of the camper, we need the guarantee of 2.000 EUR by paypal, check or in cash. When you drop-off the camper, we will return this guarantee.

In the case that there is an incident with the camper, does the guarantee apply?

The camper must be returned in the same state in which it is delivered. In case it is returned with any damage or the loss of any object, the amount that covers with said damage or loss will be deducted.

Where can I pick up and return the camper?

Our main headquarters are in Santiago, but if you wish we can deliver the camper in almost all the cities in Chile or in parts of Argentina, Peru and Bolivia for an additional cost.

Is there a daily mileage limit?

Yes! The daily mileage is 250 km. If you exceed the total mileage at the end of your trip, you pay 150 Chilean Pesos per kilometer.

Can you do Wild Camping in Chile?

Yes you can! But we recommend the wild camping only outside large cities and not near main streets.

Is it necessary to drive in a 4x4 in Chile?

No, it is not necessary but you will feel more comfortable in a 4x4 because there are some roads in difficult conditions.

Is it possible to cross the border to other countries with the camper?

Yes, it is possible to travel to Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay and Brazil. We will need to know which country you will visit with the camper to have the vehicle documents ready.

What type of plug do the campers have?

The campers have 220V and 12V plugs but the 220V plugs work only if the camper is plugged into an external power source.

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