Motorhome Relocations - EXPLAINED - costs, mistakes made, lessons learnt

Motorhome Relocations - EXPLAINED - costs, mistakes made, lessons learnt
EVERYTHING you need to know about Motorhome Relocations in Australia
The good. The bad. The real life experience.
Websites for Australian Relocations:
www.imoova.com
www.transfercar.com.au
WikiCamps Australia App - once off cost $8 - great resource to locate camp sites and caravan parks in Australia 🇦🇺
Costs:
* $1/day x 7 days Motorhome hire
* Security Bond / Insurance Bond $1,000 on credit card only. This is refunded upon relocation, pending no accidents/damage to Motorhome
* Diesel ⛽️ approx $150 per refill x 5
* AdBlue approx $25-$30 x 1
* Caravan sites $60-$80/night x 6 nights for an RV powered site with water
* you will also need a TEMPORARY etag / linkt account for any tollways used in Australia. We purchased a 'Sydney Pass' approx $55
* Uber / Taxi $50 - $80 each ride x 4
* Flights ✈️ $800 Melbourne-Brisbane & Hobart-Melbourne (with upgrade to business class bid)
* Spirit of Tasmania 🚢 $220 x 1 with recliner only
* Booking fees with imoova $35 administration fee (non refundable) PLUS $75 'holding cost' which is refunded after the completion of relocation
* Food, drinks, alcohol 🍸 (variable costs)

[@danielpeckeatsyoursoul]

I did this with imoova a number of years ago. We didnt need any flights or anything as we're backpackers and we're already there. They threw in $800 of fuel with the rental if you keep the receipts and it was $1/day. ended up costing us less than $200 each between the three of us which is heaps good value to get all the way from adelaide to broome. You've got to be savvy and work out all the details in advance but if you do it can be really great.

[@jlgapyear]

Check out this video's DESCRIPTION for more information on costs, websites etc

[@jolenethellama]

I don't really see the point in including flights and Ubers in the cost of the RV-relocation rental. Relocations are usually for people who are on one-way trips.
What I believe should be covered is the cost of the rental, insurance and other fees (bedding, cleaning etc), fuel, toll ++.
Relocations are cheap for a reason. Because they are relocations.
Very unreasonable complaints.
If I rent a car from Avis in Las Vegas and I live in London, I wouldn't add my flights, taxis, trains to the cost of renting the car and blame Avis for the high price and me having to get up early in the morning to catch my flight...