Alain's VW Campervan

Hop into Minnie and forget all your everyday worries. When you get into an old VW bus, you'll realize how relaxing it is. The journey is the destination, because Minnie is designed to travel at a maximum speed of 100 km/h. Minnie has everything you need to comfortably lose track of time outside the bus or to be inside when the weather is bad. Minnie Here are a few highlights for your camping holiday: - Four sleeping berths, two on the folding bench seat and two in the pop-up roof - Insulating mats for complete blackout - Curtains for privacy inside the van - Four seats, driver and passenger seats swivel - Kitchen with sink and water (40L tank) - Gas stove - Compressor refrigerator - Complete set of dishes and cookware (for up to 4 people) - 230V kettle - Camping table and two chairs - Detachable solar panel with extension cable - Air mattress for the bed in the pop-up roof (due to the thin camping mattress) - Solar string lights for atmospheric evenings outdoors - String lights inside for atmospheric evenings indoors - Bike rack for 2 bikes (also suitable for 2 e-bikes or mountain bikes with wide tires) - Bedding, one set for 2 people - USB-A and USB-C charging ports at the front and rear (front only while driving or when the vehicle is plugged in) Shore power) - 230V sockets inside (only usable when connected to shore power) - 25m camping power cable (CEE cable) with Schuko adapter Additional equipment (optional, bookable per rental): - Bed linen, second set for 2 people - Bus awning - Rear storage box (listed as a roof box) - Gas grill with external connection to the bus - Stand-up paddleboard with electric pump - Fondue set (1-4 people) - Mattress topper (10cm for folding bench seat) - 5G hotspot with European SIM card (price depends on time) - 230V electric heater (only usable when connected to shore power) Cruising speed must be maintained at a maximum of 100 km/h. More information about the engine and how Minnie should be driven will be provided at pick-up or during the pre-trip briefing. It is unfortunately a bit older, and there are a few things to keep in mind.