by Laura Diaz
German-manufactured Sealander camper could be the solution to your dilemma of water versus land holidays
Ever craved a land and water holiday all at once, but didn’t want to deal with the hassle of two vehicles? Well, the Sealander just might be the answer to your problems. As reported by PSFK.com, the Sealander has the ability of functioning like a normal camper, while also boasting ‘amphibian’ qualities.
German industrial designer Daniel Straub developed this amazing vehicle with several purposes in mind. First, he wanted to make it as light as possible while still having the capability of carrying a significant number of passengers. Weighing approximately 400 kg, the Sealander’s light weight allows it to be towed by small vehicles without necessitating a special license. This makes the Sealander an eco-friendly vehicle.
The materials utilised in the construction of the caravan’s interior facilitate its light weight. Plywood and corrosion-free stainless steel materials are the components of the Sealander’s interior. Also, despite its light weight, the Sealander can easily accommodate six passengers.
Another Straub had for the design was to make the Sealander have a useful interior. Well, this was most definitely achieved. The caravan has a table which can be transformed into a large bed, a fully-functional cooking and washing module, cooler, heater, toilet and sound system. All of these comforts make the Sealander ideal for a holiday on both the land and sea.
The 12 ft long, 5 ft wide vehicle also boasts several other convertible aspects. For instance, the sunroof can be adjusted to the owner’s preference. The integrated telescope can also be used as a swim ladder perfect for those warm days which call for a dip in the water. Finally, the kitchen has a spacious hatch which also doubles as a roofed passenger entrance.
So, if you are torn between a land and a sea holiday, think no further! The Sealander might just be the caravan you need!
