Last updated April 24, 2026

Update: This article originally announced Britz's 2017/18 summer seasonal fleet. The summer-only fleet concept described in the original article no longer applies — Britz now operates a year-round fleet. Below is an overview of the current Britz fleet available in Australia and New Zealand.

Britz Today

Britz is part of the THL group (Tourism Holdings Limited), which completed a merger with Apollo Tourism & Leisure in November 2022 to become the Southern Hemisphere's largest campervan operator. Britz operates across Australia and New Zealand year-round, with depots in all major cities.

Current Britz Fleet — Australia

HiTop (2 berth)

The entry-level Britz option. A compact pop-top Toyota HiAce-based campervan — easy to drive, easy to park, and good for couples or two friends on a budget. Roof pops up for standing room at camp. No onboard toilet or shower.

Trailblazer (2 berth, ensuite)

The mid-range option with a big advantage: an onboard shower and toilet. If you're planning to free-camp away from facilities, this makes a big difference. The Trailblazer is a medium-size van well-suited for longer trips where you want independence from campground facilities.

Voyager (2+2 berth)

Britz's family motorhome, sleeping up to 4 passengers. Features a fixed rear double bed and a front lounge that converts to two single beds. A full kitchen and onboard facilities make it comfortable for families or two couples travelling together.

Maverick 4WD (2 berth)

Britz's entry-level 4WD campervan, built on a Toyota 4WD platform. Opens up outback tracks, national park access roads, and remote campsites not reachable in a 2WD vehicle. Ideal for travellers heading into the Red Centre, the Kimberley, or Cape York. No onboard toilet — bring a portable camp toilet or plan around facilities.

Warrior 4WD (2 berth)

The premium 4WD option. More storage, better-equipped kitchen, and additional off-road capability compared to the Maverick. Designed for serious outback or remote touring where you may be days away from the nearest town.

Current Britz Fleet — New Zealand

The New Zealand fleet mirrors Australia with some variation by region and season:

Note: 4WD campervans are generally not required in New Zealand — most popular routes are accessible in 2WD. Standard rental campervans are not permitted on many unsealed roads in NZ, so check your rental agreement for road restrictions.

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