May I ask how much it would cost for a ferry from Wellington to Picton, a motorhome, and two people ?

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I just took this ferry. A car is about 500 RMB, and an adult is about 300 RMB. But the RV definitely costs more than 500 yuan for the ticket. I don't know the exact amount.

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