Andrea's Citroën Campervan

Our Frida was personally converted and designed by the artist Andrea from Vollgas Studio. Her warm and inviting atmosphere definitely encourages you to linger. She's unassuming on the outside and colorful on the inside. She's designed for long trips, offering plenty of storage space as well as ample living area. The 190x180cm family bed is extendable, so it doesn't take up space during the day and provides enough room even in the rain. There's a diesel heater and a good ventilation system with a Maxair fan and a skylight. Up to two small dogs can also sleep under the sofa (no cats, please). Our Frida is completely self-sufficient. With a 92L fresh water tank and a 400Ah lithium battery, you can easily stay off-grid for a week. If you use little electricity, you can stay even longer, as the solar panels provide additional power. The battery is also charged while driving. And if you do need more power, there's an external electrical outlet. It has an induction cooktop for when electricity is readily available and a gas cooktop for greater self-sufficiency. (The gas cooktop uses small butane gas cartridges; two are provided.) The 80L refrigerator with a small freezer compartment is generously sized and offers plenty of storage space. A 3000W inverter allows you to connect a blender in addition to the induction cooktop, should the need arise. There is only one side window to ensure privacy and make it less conspicuous during city visits. All front windows also have roller shutters for good privacy. It features a composting toilet and an outdoor shower. There is no hot water, but it can be quickly heated on the stove. Frida is unique and, above all, an experience. You're not just traveling in a van, but in a small work of art, equipped for every situation.