Advice

 

Driving, Parking, and Wild Camping Advice

 

 

Traveling by campervan is all about freedom – but also about being present. Take your time on the road, drive at a relaxed pace, and plan your stops in advance. The campervan is larger than a regular car, so turns, height restrictions, and narrower roads may require extra attention.

 

We always recommend checking signage for height, weight, and local parking regulations. Use designated campervan parking areas or campsites for a smooth and safe experience. When parking, choose level ground whenever possible and leave plenty of space around the vehicle.

 

Thanks to the solar panel, wild camping is possible. However, we recommend this only for a limited number of nights, as power supply can be limited if the van is not connected to the electrical grid.

 

With a little planning, a relaxed driving style, and mindful stops, your journey becomes safer and more enjoyable – the goal is not to arrive quickly, but to savor the road along the way.

Vehicle Assistance Features

The campervan comes with a rearview camera, sensors, and traction control, making parking and maneuvering easier and safer. These features help you feel confident, even on narrow roads and in tight spaces.