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Have you ever dreamed of a holiday where you can go wherever you want? Can't choose between a holiday by the sea or in the mountains? Or would you rather have a piece of culture? With mobikehome you can enjoy this unprecedented freedom.
Going out with a camper is perhaps the best way to spend a holiday in the 1.5 meter society.
It's staying at home, but still being on the road. Complete with your own bed, kitchen and bathroom.
We pay all our attention to service and hygiene, so you are assured of a wonderful and carefree trip.
Our fully equipped semi-integrated mobile home for a maximum of 4 people has the following facilities.
equipment:
Citroën Jumper 2000cc-120KW (163hp)-Euro 6
Air conditioning in the cabin
Driver and passenger airbag
Electric windows cabin
Electrically adjustable and heated exterior mirrors
Captain chairs with double armrests
Interior upholstery Macadamia
Reversing camera
Radio FM/DAB+/spotify via Bluetooth
Side walls Silver metallic
90 liter diesel tank
Very spacious garage with access from both sides
Super large refrigerator
Twin bed (king size 210x210) can be converted into a single sleeper
Spacious fold-down bed (140 wide)
Panoramic skylight cabin
Skylight above pull-down bed
Skylight above king size bed
Full-fledged shower cabin
Separate toilet
washbasin with mirror with indirect lighting and coat hooks
extra sockets in kitchen and garage
Ring heater Truma combi 6.6kW (heaviest possible version)
Sun blinds/blackout screens
Flies/mosquitoes
Large Canopy
Bicycle carrier for 4 bicycles (Max 60 kg)
Fully comprehensive insurance (including theft and theft) with limited exemption
Finally, some useful tips:
Drivers license:
You can drive our mobile home with a normal driving license, driving license B. However, take the time to get used to the dimensions.
To ride:
Drive carefully, a motorhome is not a car. Fully loaded, you'll soon be out and about with a vehicle weighing around 3,000 kg, which you can't easily bring to a standstill.
Be careful when turning (turn wider,... be careful of swing... BLIND SPOT!!!), pay attention to the height and width at bridges, low-hanging branches, gas stations, etc. Ask for assistance when reversing, 60% of the After all, accidents happen when reversing!
Parking and staying overnight:
Don't wait until it's dark to find a place to spend the night. Explore the area, always park in such a way that you can drive away immediately in the event of an emergency! Preferably spend the night in a specially equipped parking lot for campers or a campsite. When camping freely: disturb local residents as little as possible, do not make noise, do not leave waste, etc. You can always ask permission (owner, police). Choose a place within a built-up area over a deserted country road. Also be careful with cozy squares, there is a possibility that you will be surrounded by market vendors in the morning. You can always ask if you can spend the night in the parking lot of a restaurant. If you stay and eat something on site, the owner will usually have no objections. Be careful with car parks along motorways, 75% of all burglaries happen in such car parks!!!
Be careful when refilling water abroad, it is not always drinkable!
To save the residential battery, it is best to use the 220 Volt connection if that option exists.
Don't forget the entry step when you drive away (automatically on some models).
When leaving the vehicle, it is best to take the on-board documents with you.
Close your blinds when you leave the camper. This way you have better control of the temperature and avoid burglary.
Don't leave anything lying around in the camper, including anything on the table.
During sudden braking, flying objects are very dangerous.
Proper distribution of luggage is important. Try to keep the center of gravity as low as possible. Never store fragile or liquid items in the upper cupboards.
In the mountains, always slow down the engine by switching down to a lower gear.
If it is freezing outside, always leave the heating on to prevent pipes in the living area from freezing.
Nele
Peter
Kris
