Blurent motorhome hire in France

CoolDrive displays Blurent offers alongside those of McRent, Anywhere Campers and the other rental companies active in France for your dates, with a price that includes mandatory fees. As the five French depots depend on different rental companies, our experts help you choose the most logical departure point for your route and read the terms before paying.

From the Alsace depot, Germany is half an hour’s drive away and the Black Forest very close; Switzerland is not far either. The countries allowed, however, depend on each offer. For Switzerland, also allow for the heavy vehicle charge if the vehicle exceeds 3.5 tonnes, and the motorway vignette below that.

Only when the offer provides for it. In the search engine, choose a different town for the return: only the offers that allow it will then appear, any fees included. Otherwise, a loop remains the simplest solution, for example the Côte Fleurie and the Suisse Normande from Bernay, or the Chablis area and the Morvan from Véron.

A category B licence is enough as long as the motorhome weighs no more than 3.5 tonnes laden, which covers most vans and low-profiles; above that, you need a C1. This information appears on the vehicle page. Each partner also sets a minimum age and a number of years of licence held, written in the offer’s terms.

Each offer specifies the amount held at departure, the excess in the event of damage and the accepted card. Most often, the rental company wants a credit card in the name of the main driver. Check its limit a few days before departure, especially if you are also paying for tolls, fuel and campsites with the same card.

For July, August and the May bank holiday weekends, book several months in advance: each city has only one Blurent depot. May, June and September are quieter on the roads. In Alsace, December also draws crowds with the Christmas markets: check then that the vehicle is equipped for the cold.