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The number of travelers choosing motorhomes in Belarus is rising. This year's rally gathered about 300 motorhomes. Renting a motorhome costs about 300 Belarusian rubles per day, which is cheaper than a hotel for a family of six.
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The number of travelers choosing motorhomes in Belarus is rising. This year's rally gathered about 300 motorhomes. Renting a motorhome costs about 300...
The number of travelers choosing motorhomes in Belarus is rising. This year's rally gathered about 300 motorhomes. Renting a motorhome costs about 300 Belarusian rubles per day, which is cheaper than a hotel for a family of six.
Updated: 25.07.2026
АИ-92
$0.86 /l
BYN2.50 · €0.75/l
7 of 17
cheaper than 65% of countries
АИ-95
$0.90 /l
BYN2.61 · €0.79/l
21 of 140
cheaper than 86% of countries
АИ-98
$0.99 /l
BYN2.87 · €0.86/l
8 of 94
cheaper than 93% of countries
ДТ
$0.92 /l
BYN2.67 · €0.81/l
17 of 141
cheaper than 89% of countries
СУГ
$0.45 /l
BYN1.31 · €0.40/l
5 of 55
cheaper than 93% of countries
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