Kemperis MARLIN
- Sleeping places : 6
- Toilet : Yes
- Hot water : Yes
- Gross weight (kg) : 3500
- Showers : Yes
- Windows with screens : Yes
- Kitchenette : Yes
- Heating : Yes
- Bicycle rack : Yes, for 2 bicycles
We are your reliable travel partner, offering motorhome and caravan sales, rentals, repairs, and maintenance. Our passion for travel and commitment ensures a safe and enjoyable experience on every journey. Get in touch with us and turn your travel dreams into reality!
From purchasing or renting a motorhome or caravan to maintenance, repairs, and upgrades – everything in one place.
We treat every client individually, ensuring tailored solutions that match your travel needs and expectations.
With over 10 years of experience working with travelers, we listen carefully and provide reliable, customized solutions to make every journey unforgettable.
Your needs and satisfaction are our top priority. Every decision we make is aimed at ensuring the success of your travels.
Yes, we offer leasing and hire-purchase options in collaboration with our financial partners.
Yes, we allow trips to other European countries, but it is necessary to inform us in advance.
A camper can be driven from the age of 18 if it falls under category B, meaning the camper’s total weight does not exceed 3,500 kg. (Also, if a driver with a B category license tows a trailer home, the combined weight of the car and trailer must not exceed 3,500 kg.) To drive a heavier camper, a 96 code license (up to 4,250 kg total weight) or a C1 category license, which can be obtained from the age of 21, is required. A recommended driving experience of 3 years is advised.
A valid personal ID (passport/ID card), a driver’s license, and a deposit (card or cash) are required.
Yes, we allow pets in our campers, but it is necessary to inform us in advance.
Yes, most models have autonomous heating.
Yes, there are models with additional heating, winter packages, and insulation – suitable for winter travel.
Yes, we offer a brokerage service – inspection, valuation, listing advertisements, and finding clients.
It depends on the battery capacity, solar panels, and usage habits – usually 1–4 days.
Yes, if an inverter is installed or the camper is connected to an external power supply at a campsite.
Trailer homes typically have a 20–70 liter water tank, while campers usually have a 70–150 liter water tank.
Yes, if there is sufficient power supply (via an inverter or external connection).
Most commonly, gas heaters (Truma, Webasto) and electric heating solutions are used.
On average, a 6–10 kg gas cylinder lasts 3–5 days, depending on the heating intensity.
Yes, if the model has a winter package: insulation, heated tanks, double-glazed windows, and central heating with forced air circulation.
They charge the battery during the day, allowing the use of lights, USB devices, water pumps, refrigerator, and more.
About 400–600 Wh per day under sunny conditions.
Most commonly AGM or LiFePO4 (lithium) batteries, which are long-lasting and charge quickly.
Yes, if you have enough water, energy, solar panels, and toilet cassettes – you can stay 2–5 days or longer.
Some models have filters, or they can be installed additionally (e.g., an activated carbon filter).
The tank is emptied at designated stations – usually through a separate valve or hose.
Refrigerators usually operate in three modes: 12V (while driving), 230V (when connected), and gas (when stationary without electricity). Camper refrigerators work by absorption and are silent.
Yes, we provide professional installation of additional equipment, following the manufacturer’s requirements.
For traveling, it is better to choose a camper if you plan to travel a lot and stay in a new place each night. A trailer home is more suitable for longer stationary stays, with the possibility to detach and use the car separately. In that case, the trailer home will be much more convenient.
A camper trip is not just about hitting the road. It’s the freedom to stop wherever your heart calls. It’s morning coffee while gazing at the stillness of a lake, it’s an evening under the stars deep
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