Dear visitor,
After driving through almost all of Europe for my work, I also want to offer my camper to others. I have always loved going out with the campervan, relatively compact so you can go almost anywhere! It's wonderful to drive to places with Wander Woman and enjoy the freedom that a campervan gives you!
It is a factory-finished Adria campervan that I have not had any problems with so far (last 40,000 km). I am the second owner. Maintenance is done very regularly (after every major trip) and I plan to continue doing that!
The camper is for people who like to travel with a more compact camper (one of the small Fiat Ducatos) with all the amenities for camping even in the snow. I also spent 12 weeks in Poland/Lithuania/Estonia/Latvia last year in the depths of winter! I am 1.80 m tall and can stand in the camper. There are two sleeping places in the camper, but you can drive it with four people, so with a tent (or use children in the same bed / awning) you can easily go out with the family!
In addition to an explanation, I have also developed a manual that describes details. You can park for free on my street, so you can park your car here during your trip!
Options:
Bathroom with:
- Built-in cassette toilet. Easy to use, keep clean and refresh.
- Shower is available to use (in case of emergency). It is recommended to put the hose outside through the window and shower there. You can obtain hot water through the boiler, so wild camping is possible. A shower bag is also included, this was my own preference in terms of ease of showering.
Kitchen with:
- 2 burner gas stove.
- Refrigerator 42 liters. Works on 12V, gas or 220V. The refrigerator works best on 220V and turning on the gas is a trick. Nevertheless, with the extra cool box with cooling function you can move forward!
- Washbasin.
- Small countertop.
Camper options
- Central door locking.
- Combi Rolos (mosquito repellent and/or darkening options during the night).
-Cruise control.
- Radio with bluetooth, aux, etc.
- Spare wheel under the camper, no homecoming.
- Extra bear locks on the doors.
Camper convenience:
- Runs 1 liter per 11 – 12 km with normal use.
- Central control panel for water supplies (level indication) and electricity control.
- Thermostat that can provide heating for the camper. Even in the snow, it can easily get pleasantly warm without much effort.
- Passenger seat can be rotated towards the cabin for more space and seating
- Two large on-board batteries with extra storage for wild camping (180 Ah). During my trips I sometimes wild camped in a place for 2 weeks while I was busy for more than 8 hours every day on my laptop, which ran on the current batteries. The amount of remaining power in the batteries can be read on a screen!
- Electrically operated step.
- Awning (Thule Omnistor, easy and quick to turn in and out).
- Inverter 220V / 12V.
- Power steering.
- Fresh (100L) and waste water tank.
- Hot water boiler which can provide hot water in the kitchen/bathroom and which is also used to heat the campervan.
- Blackout set.
- Exterior mirrors (electric).
- Tinted glass in the cabin.
- Electrically operated front windows.
- Tow bar.
- Electrical protection to prevent fire (modern earth leakage circuit breaker).
- Many storage options.
- Convertible bed into table.
Bed size is 1.85 x 1.3 m.
Even during my travels, I hardly ever converted my bed back into a table as I always had tables set up outside. But it is certainly possible and easy to convert into a table, after which you can place the custom-made mattress on the driver's seat.
- Skylight.
- Mosquito repellent on all large windows and the skylight (you can easily open enough windows to prevent an infestation).
- Winter tires or summer tires (depending on rental season).
Extras
- Outside table.
- Outdoor chairs (3 pieces, possibly 4, but that is a bit of a nuisance to take with you while driving)
- Bed, linen not provided.
- Kitchenware
- Coffee maker
- Mat for the step on the ground
- Extra cool box with cooling function on electricity as well as on 12V (cigarette lighter). This gives you just a little more storage options during your holiday (I thought it was necessary).
- Option (free): bicycle rack for two bicycles.
- Option (free): Test for the awning. Used a few times, it takes some space and time to set up, but if you stand in one place a lot it adds a lot of space! This is a Thule Quickfit awning.
- Other items that are part of the standard camping package, such as ramp blocks. Cable (to 220V as well as extension cables), hose for filling water, etc.
English version:
Dear Visitor,
After having driven almost all of Europe for my job, I also want to offer my camper to others to enjoy the freedom of traveling with it! It's a factory-built Adria campervan that has been trouble-free for me so far (last 40,000 km). Regular maintenance is done (after every major trip), and I intend to keep doing so!
The camper is ideal for those who prefer traveling with a compact camper (it's one of the smaller Fiat Ducatos) with all amenities even for winter camping, as I've spent 12 weeks in Poland/Lithuania/ Estonia/Latvia last year in the snow ! There are two sleep spots in the van but you can drive with four people. So using an additional tent or the front tent means you can go on holiday with the whole family!
In addition to an explanation, I have also prepared a booklet detailing its features. You can park your car for free on my street during your trip!
Features: Bathroom with:
• Built-in cassette toilet: Easy to use, clean, and emptying is easy to execute.
• Internal shower option available (for emergency use). It is recommended to put the hose out of the window for showering outside. With the boiler, you can get hot water, making wild camping a possibility! I also add in a shower bag which is to my opinion more convenient.
Kitchen with:
• 2-burner gas stove.
• 42-liter refrigerator: Works on 12V, 220V and/or gas. Works by far the best on 220V, then on gas and then on 12V. Lighting the fridge for cooling with gas can be a bit tricky but surely duable. However, with the extra cool box, you can manage!
• Sink.
• Small counter top.
Camper Options:
• Central locking system.
• Combination blinds (mosquito screens and/or blackout options during the night).
• Cruise control.
• Radio with Bluetooth, AUX, etc.
• Spare wheel under the camper, not a space saver.
• Extra locks (bear locks) on doors.
Camper Comfort:
• Uses 1 liter on 11 to 12 km of driving (with normal usage).
• Thermostat for heating the camper. It easily keeps warm even in the snow.
• Central control panel for water supply (level indicators) and electricity regulations.
• Two large onboard batteries with extra storage for wild camping (check the Ah amount, with photo). I used to work also partially remote for my work having a laptop pulling power next to all other items kept me working w/o power inlet for 1.5 weeks in a row. The amount of power still in the batteries is possible to read out on a small screen!
• Passenger seat swivels to the cabin for more space and seating.
• Electrically operated scooter.
• Awning (Thule Omnistor, easy and quick to retract).
• Inverter 220V / 12V.
• Power steering.
• Fresh (100L) and wastewater tanks.
• Hot water boiler providing hot water in the kitchen/bathroom and also used for heating the camper.
• Blackout set (windows/curtain).
• Electric controllable mirrors.
• Tinted glass in the cabin.
• Electrically operated windows at the front.
• Tow bar.
• Electrical fire prevention system (modern residual-current circuit breaker).
• Plenty of storage options.
• Convertible bed into a table. The bed size is 1.85 x 1.3 meters. Even during my travels, I hardly converted my bed back into a table since I always used outdoor tables. However, it is certainly possible and easy to convert to a table, after which you can place the custom-made mattress on the driver's seat.
• Skylight window (also with mosquito net and darkening option).
• Mosquito screens on all large windows and the skylight (you can easily open enough windows to prevent pests).
• Winter or summer tires (depending on the rental season).
Extras:
• Outdoor table.
• Outdoor chairs (3 pieces, possibly 4 but the fourth one is a bit cumbersome to carry while driving).
• Bedding not provided.
• Kitchen utensils.
• Coffee maker.
• Outside carpet for on the ground.
• Extra coolbox with cooling function on electricity as well as on 12V (cigarette lighter). This provides extra cooling storage during your vacation (which I found necessary).
• Option (free): Bike rack for two bikes.
• Option (free): Tent test for the awning. Used a few times, takes up some space while driving and time to set up, but adds a lot of space if you stay in one place for a long time! It's a Thule Quickfit awning.
• Other items included in the standard camping stuff such as leveling blocks, cable (to 220V as well as extension cords), water filling hose, outside lights, extra fans, etc.
Classic
Diesel
Sleeps 2
4 Seats
with seatbelts
Olga
