Fourgonito

Its feature is that it has a large bed for one person (80x200) that can double as a space for two where you can sit, chat, watch a movie while drinking tea, read, eat with a tray... inspired by my travels in the Maghreb. Very pleasant. A 220v outlet allows you to plug in a computer.

It is a van that I use daily, it is primarily my professional vehicle (building artisan), which I have adapted to be self-sufficient in accommodation for jobs far from home. For the rental, it will be emptied of my personal belongings, of course, but I will still leave all kinds of useful objects to enhance the comfort of this nomadic life. It is a rather basic arrangement that I made myself, which allows you to sleep in nice places while traveling, without having to worry about renting accommodation. One should not expect the comfort of a motorhome. A minimalist way of living but which offers the luxury of a certain freedom.

In the kitchen, there are two small gas burners stored in a drawer to have space on the countertop when not cooking. You will have additional gas cartridges. Dishes, trays, a small coffee maker, a teapot, seasonings, tea, herbal tea... There is a small drawer fridge that you can set to the desired temperature, it can also freeze.

Regarding the water, you will have cold and hot water. A rather substantial water tank (100L if I remember correctly). There is the possibility of taking a shower, although it is rather rudimentary. Personally, I use it rarely if I have not been able to shower outside.

No toilet in the vehicle.

For electricity, there is a secondary battery that charges while driving. If you drive regularly, you won’t have to worry about electrical supply; if you park for more than 3 days, you will either need to drive again or recharge the battery in a camping area or elsewhere (cable for connection included)

In the trunk, you will have space for bulky luggage, [Link hidden] photos of the trunk which is originally designed for my work items.

Feel free to contact me to discuss before renting, to see if my vehicle corresponds to your travel project.

Items that will be in the vehicle: (that I can remove if you ask)
- A fan
- Several auxiliary lamps
- 2 low seats for the outside + coffee table
- 1 basin
- Sheets, blankets, 2 feather pillows
- Dish towels, paper towels
- 1 duvet for 2 people (feather or not, as you wish)
- Sunshade for the windshield
- Sand removal plates

Additional items that I can add upon request:
- 2 small folding chairs for outside
- 1 small folding bike + lock (for going shopping easily once parked)