Touring Cars Nordic Motorhome Rental

Touring Cars motorhomes on CampervanPlanet start at €108 a day in Sweden (Motorhome Camp Automatic, January 2027). By country, the typical price per day is €185 in Finland, €406 in Iceland, €275 in Norway, €182 in Sweden, €175 in Estonia (one vehicle) and €287 in the United Kingdom. Estonia, with a single vehicle, is the cheapest country to rent with Touring Cars and Iceland the most expensive. Prices checked between 23 and 25 October 2026.

By typical price per day, Touring Cars is cheapest in Estonia (€175, one vehicle) and most expensive in Iceland (€406). From cheapest to most expensive: Estonia €175, Sweden €182, Finland €185, Norway €275, the United Kingdom €287, Iceland €406.

It depends on the country. Among the companies we checked, its typical price is the most expensive of 3 in Finland, 17th cheapest of 18 in Iceland, the most expensive of 6 in Norway, the most expensive of 6 in Sweden, the cheapest of 2 in Estonia and the most expensive of 3 in the United Kingdom.

Through CampervanPlanet you can book Touring Cars in 6 countries: Finland (Helsinki, Rovaniemi), Iceland (Keflavík), Norway (Oslo/Jessheim, Tromsø), Sweden (Stockholm), Estonia (Tallinn) and the UK (Chester/Ellesmere Port). Founded in Finland in 1982, it's a Nordic specialist. Germany and Denmark are not served. A few points such as Riga, Malmö and several Norwegian towns are on-request only, so confirm availability in the booking engine before you plan a route.

Yes. You can collect in one country and drop off at another station, and cross-border driving within Finland, Norway and Sweden needs no special approval when you pick up in those countries. Driving outside the Nordics needs permission agreed at booking. The one-way fee starts from around 900 EUR and varies by the exact pickup and drop-off pair, shown at checkout. Every one-way rental includes two refilled gas bottles. Note that stations may raise your deductible to the TC Plus level once the camper leaves its home country.

Collision insurance is included at the TC Basic level, with two paid buy-downs: TC Plus and TC Premium. At pickup, Touring Cars pre-authorises a credit-card hold equal to your chosen excess. In euro markets (Finland, Iceland, Estonia) that's 2,800 EUR (Basic), 1,200 EUR (Plus) or 600 EUR (Premium). Sweden runs 28,000/12,000/6,000 SEK; Norway 30,000/15,000/8,000 NOK; the UK roughly 1,500/1,000/500 GBP. When you book through CampervanPlanet, the amount to pay now and the payment plan are shown at checkout before you pay.

It's built for it. Touring Cars is a Finnish operator with stations in Rovaniemi and Tromsø, deep inside the Arctic Circle, and winter tyres come with the daily rate alongside heating and air conditioning. The fleet is near-new, all driven under 100,000 km, with 24/7 roadside assistance across the Nordics. One gap to know for gravel-heavy or ash-storm conditions: there's no dedicated sand-and-ash product, and damage from unsuitable road surfaces is excluded on every tier. The optional Windshield & Tyre Protection covers a single screen or tyre hit.

The daily rate covers unlimited mileage, all taxes and VAT, third-party liability plus collision insurance at TC Basic, a full kitchen kit (pots, pan, kettle, plates, cutlery), electricity cable and water hose, navigation, winter tyres and air conditioning. Free airport transfers and 24/7 roadside assistance are standard too. What you pay extra for: bedding and towels (a paid linen set, though the Luxury category includes it) and a camping table-and-chairs set. There are no fixed published day rates; pricing is fully dynamic, so the quote at checkout is the real figure.

CampervanPlanet is a comparison site, not the rental desk. You compare Touring Cars categories and dates here and book on CampervanPlanet, with the live price for your station and dates shown before you pay. The amount to pay now and the payment plan are shown at checkout before you pay; your rental contract and the credit-card excess hold at collection are handled directly by Touring Cars. What CampervanPlanet does is line up the categories, inclusions and locations across operators so you can compare a 2-berth VAN against a 5-berth FAMILY before committing.