Blastoise – Volkswagen T5 camper van

Fantastic camper van with everything your camping heart desires (except solar panels, soon to come). Reliable diesel that starts within 1 second (tuned engine) with cruise control, what more could you want. Lovely folding double bed on the ground floor, with possibly rentable beamer with a 40 inch projection screen to enjoy a movie in bed with sultry LED lights. Suppose it gets cold? What are you doing then? Put on an extra sweater? No, of course not, there is a heater under the passenger seat connected to the diesel engine, which can heat the bus for 2-4 hours at night and can be operated via the dashboard.

There are 5 spots on the license plate for driving, however 3 of these are without a seatbelt and on the couch (this is legal, no idea why), so I recommend keeping it at 2 so you travel safely.

Cutlery and everything can be included and the Moka pot is of course included (just get yourself a cup of coffee!). To make delicious coffee, you naturally need a cooking stove, which is built into the bus and also a small tap with drain.

If you then take the bus to a sunny country and spontaneously melt your skin when you go outside, there is an awning available that fits over the railing on the side of the bus, including 2 fold-out comfortable seats and a fold-out table that also fits on the railing in the bus as a cooking table.

Suppose baking an egg isn't quite your thing, but a nice men's apron and a large piece of meat or fish (or a zucchini for the vegans/vegetarians)? Then there is also a Weber compact BBQ that fulfills all your BBQ dreams, including German quality knife set that can help you with that.

Suppose you do not want to camp with 2 but with 4 people? Which can! There is still a reimo pop-up sleeping roof on the roof (we only go for top quality) on which 2 more people can sleep.

For power: there is a secondary battery that is charged by the engine with 2x 12V charging points next to the driver's seat, there are also 4 x 230V plugs that can be used if the bus is at a charging point at the campsite.

There is also a small toilet hidden under the double bed if there is really no space nearby.

The camper also has a shower bag that you can fill and let it warm up in the sun to take a shower outside the camper, easy to hang on a tree.

PS. The campervan has a diesel engine with Euro 4, which means that it is not welcome in most cities (except Amsterdam). The consequence of entering a city without paying toll is a fine.