Vehicle data
- Bürstner
- I 660 B Elegance
- 2004
- Manual
- Diesel
- 2.28 meters
- 6.6 meters
- 2.8 meters
- 3135 kg
- 3500 kg
- Winter adapted
- Winter tyres
Studded winter tyres
- Space for child's car seat
Equipment
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Cooking plate
- Kitchen equipment
- Hot water
- Shower
- AC in living area
- AC in cab
Add-on equipment
- + EUR 26.23 per bookingOutdoor furniture
- Included in priceBike rack(Suitable for 2 bikes)
Add-on services
- Included in priceCar parking
Rental terms
Insurance
Omocom is a trusted insurance provider, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden. They're active in over 12 European countries and integrated with more than 40 platforms.
Included in price
Basic
You're covered for damage to others and the vehicle — with a deductible of up to EUR 2,623.10. Roadside assistance is also included.
Optional insurances
Deductible reduction (Complete)
Reduces the deductible from EUR 2,623.10 to EUR 437.18
Stay protected from big unexpected costs and get extras like cancellation insurance.
Driving outside Norway
International protection required.
Young driver insurance
Required for drivers aged 28 years or younger.
Rental costs
See how prices, terms and discounts vary between seasons
- EUR 437 / booking
- EUR 0 / booking
- EUR 3.5 / night
- Unlimited kilometers
Cancellation
Owner
- ID verified
- Average response time: Within two days
- Acceptance rate: 60%
Reviews
We had a wunderful ten days in the Tromso/Senja area with Tony's camper. Its spacious (6.6m long, about 2.40m wide), has a double bed, bathroom with shower, toilett, kitchen, fridge (12V,220V,gas), gas heating (2x11kg) as well as 220V roof air conditioning for warming and cooling, a 140l water tank as well as a bike mount and outdoor chairs and table. Tony was very helpful and friendly throughout and answered several questions we had before booking. While not directly located in Tromso, Rossfjordstraumen is not difficult to reach from Tromso via ship to Tennskjaer (40min) and bus line 307 (20min) to Rossfjordstraumen skola. Tony picked us up there. We arrived with two big suitecases, everything easily found its place in the camper. We put the empty suitecases into the shower, so these were out of the way. There is a big wardrobe with coat hooks that was very handy for our outdoor gear. Several outlets for charging our devices are active all the time. The table in the kitchenette is big, the 'sofa' comfortable. The front seats offer a wide panoramic view as compared to a standard camper van. The bed is cosy and we kept it warm during night with the very silent gas heating, as the AC, while very effective, is a bit noisy. We brought a thermos bottle and added a few things to the kitchen like a frenchpress or bowls to suite our habits. The camper is easy to drive, gears 1-4 are powerful and fit nicely for the costal roads that we were driving most of the time. Setup like this, we explored the Senja, Sommaroy, Tromso and Skibotn - Mandalen area. We mostly stayed on camping grouds with electricity, but also 3 days in a row without electricity (maybe 1h drive per day) without problems. Nights were down to a few deg, and heating worked like a charm. Lots of space in the fridge, and cooking was easy. After several days of rain we were lucky to see stunning polar lights under clear skies during a four day gemomagnetic storm. All in all, a perfect trip in a wonderful landscape in a comfortable mobile home.
