Ask About a Van
Tell us how many of you there are, and how old the smallest one is.
The form goes to the site inbox and a person reads it. The reply comes by email with what is free on your dates, the daily range, the deposit and what the seats add; no payment happens on this site. Two or three lines cover it, and the list below is the whole checklist.
- Dates, plus where and roughly when you land.
- Adults and children, with ages for the little ones. A four-month-old and a seven-year-old need different things bolted into the back seat, so ages matter more than the headcount.
- Luggage, counting the pushchair. A stroller plus five suitcases in a seven-seater with all three rows up is the classic miscalculation.
- Car seats needed, by age and weight. Supply is thin and the good ones go first. If you bring your own, say so, and check the anchor point situation before you fly.
Seven-seaters are a thin category, with far fewer on the island than compacts, and school holidays clear them out. Christmas, Easter and August want a month of notice; outside those windows a couple of weeks does it. If your dates flex by a day or two, say so, because sliding a pickup off a busy changeover Saturday sometimes improves both the price and the choice of van.