Jussis VW Bybobil

The basic equipment comes with everything you need for cooking and travelling. For sleeping, you have the mattress, a topper, and the bottom sheet. No pillows, blankets, sleeping bags – bring your own, or add some of the optional equipment: - set of 2 pillows, 2 blankets, 2 sheets, 2 towels for 50€. After the first week, 30€/week. - bike rack 20€/week. - if you need bikes, I can add one or two for 10€/bike/day. Nothing fancy, but get you from A to B and are great for discovering the surroundings. (The bike rack is included with this solution) - One or two SUP-boards 5€/day & board. For added comfort, you can rent a 12V electrical pump for 2€/day. - high chair (Ikea Antilop) for 10€ - maxi cosi (up to 13kg) for 20€ These extras I will charge in cash or mobile pay at pickup. Please be prepared. :) Now to the basic information: - about traveling with three people, for example taking a baby/toddler/kid with you. There are three places in the car. The middle seat has a two-point safety belt only. You decide if it is ok for you that somebody has only a two point safety belt. - the bed is 120x200cm. - cooking with two very handy gas stoves. 2 bottles of gas/cooker/week are included. If you need more, you find the bottles for around 2€ in a lot of stores, Biltema, Motonet, etc. - Good set of kettles, pans, plates etc. - "Hobo stove" for grilling and cooking, in which you can burn small wood, charcoal, cones or such. - Electric system updated 10/2025: electricity for the fridge and loading electronically devices while camping comes from an own battery. The battery is loaded while driving and with a big solar panel. Living off-grid should be easy with these two charging possibilities. - you can communicate with the fridge through Frezzers own bluetooth app. :D - two hammocks - Chemical camping toilet. Mostly we have been able to use public toilets, often there are also some next to popular camper van spots, beaches etc. The chemical toilet we have used only for "number one" without chemicals or such. You can use the chemical stuff if you want to. (Chemical stuff not included, but there is some of it, left by some customer) - for the shower, two options: a black bag that warms up in the sun and can be hung up somewhere and then the water flows freely. Quite low pressure. Second option is an electric shower that you just put in the water. Good pressure. Maybe you can combine both... warming up the water in the black bag, and then use the electric shower with good pressure. - Heating: Probably in the summer no need for the heating, but maybe an option on a rainy day for an hour or two, to dry your clothes. The heating is very effective, and with the upgraded electrical system, should be reliable in every season. (I will test during this winter) It has a "heat buffer" made out of stones. You can see it in one of the last picture. This slows down the heating and keeps warmth when you shut the heater down. - Tarp and tarp poles as sun and rain shelter.