DISCOVERER 6
6 Sleeper Motorhome Hire
The Discoverer 6 is our family motorhome. It’s built on an Iveco Daily with an 8-speed automatic gearbox, and it sleeps six adults in three double beds. It has its own shower, toilet and wash basin, air conditioning in the cab and the living area, and a fully equipped kitchen. Collect it in Johannesburg, Cape Town or Windhoek.
- Shower
- Toilet
- Fridge
- Air Conditioner
- Camping Equipment
- Bedding
About the Discoverer 6
The Discoverer 6 suits larger families or a group of six travelling together. There are three proper double beds, so nobody has to sleep on a converted bench. The bathroom has a chemical cassette toilet, a shower and a wash basin, and a 20-litre geyser gives you hot and cold water.
Cruise control, electric windows and the 8-speed automatic make long days on the N1 or the B1 easy. Air conditioning in the cab keeps you cool while you drive, and the 220V unit in the living area cools things down once you’re connected to power at the campsite.
The kitchen has an 80-litre fridge/freezer, a 2-plate gas stove and a 220V microwave, plus crockery, cutlery and cookware. Six camping chairs and a camping table set up outside in minutes. A lockable safe keeps your valuables secure while you’re out exploring.
Collect the Discoverer 6 in Johannesburg, Cape Town or Windhoek. It’s a great way to tour the Garden Route, the Cape Winelands, the Kruger or Namibia’s long open roads. The 60-litre water tank, two gas bottles and gas cooking mean you’re not tied to powered sites every night. Whether you’re searching for a motorhome, an RV or a camping car, send us your route and travel dates and we’ll check availability and quote you on this RV hire option.
SLEEPING LAYOUT
Sleeps six adults
| Bed 1 | Double | 1,250 × 1,900 mm |
| Bed 2 | Double | 1,200 × 2,000 mm |
| Top bed | Double | 1,200 × 2,000 mm |
VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS
| Base vehicle | Iveco Daily 35S13 or 35S15 |
|---|---|
| Engine | 2.3L or 3.0L turbo diesel |
| Power / torque | 110–127 kW / 320–370 Nm |
| Gearbox | 8-speed automatic |
| Fuel consumption | Approx. 12L/100km |
| Fuel tank | 70L (roughly 550–580 km range) |
| Length / width / height | 6.7 m / 2.17 m / 2.88 m |
| Seatbelts | 6 |
| Water tank | 60L |
| Geyser | 20L |
| Fridge/freezer | 80L |
| Gas | 2 × 3 kg bottles |
| Power | 12V / 220V |
EVERYTHING YOU NEED ON THE ROAD
Driving
- 8-speed automatic
- Cruise control
- Power steering
- ABS brakes
- Electric windows
- Cab air conditioning
- 2 bucket seats in the cab
- Radio/CD/MP3
Kitchen
- 80L fridge/freezer
- 2-plate gas stove
- 220V microwave
- Sink
- Full crockery, cutlery and cookware
Bathroom
- Chemical cassette toilet
- Shower
- Wash basin
- Sink
- Hot and cold water
Living area
- 220V air conditioner
- Interior table
- Lockable safe
WHAT'S INCLUDED
The Discoverer 6 comes equipped with bedding, towels, kitchenware and camping furniture.
Bedding & linen
- Bedding for three double beds
- Pillows
- Towels
Kitchen
- Crockery and cutlery
- Pots, pans and cooking utensils
Ourdoor
- 6 camping chairs
- Camping table
Safety & tools
- Fire extinguisher
- Toolkit
- Jack
- Warning triangles
- Wheel levellers
- Electrical cable
- Adapter
- 2 gas bottles
- Dustpan and broom
COLLECTIONS & RETURN LOCATIONS
South Africa
- Johannesburg
- Cape Town
Namibia
- Windhoek
Relocations and one-way rentals are not available on this vehicle. Collect and return it at the same depot.
WHERE CAN YOU TRAVEL?
The Discoverer 6 is approved for travel in South Africa and Namibia. You can drive through Botswana on main roads between South Africa and Namibia. Travel to other neighbouring countries is subject to the supplier’s approval. Tell us your full route when you request a quote. Cross-border travel FAQ →
DISCOVERER 6 FAQs
What licence do I need to drive the Discoverer 6?
The Discoverer 6 is built on a 3,500 kg Iveco Daily, so a standard Code B (car) licence covers it. Visitors need a valid licence printed in English, or an International Driving Permit.
Where do six people sleep?
There are three double beds: two in the living area and a third double up top. Each one is a proper bed.
Is a 6.7 m motorhome hard to drive?
Not really. The 8-speed automatic, power steering and cruise control make it easy on the open road. Remember that it’s 2.88 m high, so watch out for low bridges, fuel station canopies and shopping-centre parking garages.
Can I use the aircon and microwave without campsite power?
The cab air conditioning runs while you drive. The living-area aircon and the microwave need 220V power, so use them when you’re plugged in at a campsite. The fridge, lights, water pump and gas stove work off-grid.
How far can I drive on a tank?
With a 70-litre tank and consumption of about 12L/100km, expect roughly 550–580 km. Fill up whenever you can on long rural stretches, especially in Namibia.
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