Australia Apollo 2/3 Berth Hi top

The Hi-Top Camper is a popular choice for couples, powered by a 2.4L unleaded petrol engine. It is also suitable for one small child.

The van comes with all the expected fixtures and fittings such as a fridge, sink, gas stove and microwave so you can cook some of the new zealand lamb and enjoy a class of local vino and then relax on spacious double bed and if needed use the additional overhead bed.

This is a good choice for a couple or family of 3. The motorhome and comes fully equipped with kitchen, bathroom and shower. Extras may be added at the booking stage. The van comes with all the standard equipment listed below.

2 Berth Camper Nissan Primastar High Roof

Specification

Features

Bedding and Linen

Cooking Utensils

Yes

Crockery & Cutlery

Yes

Fire Extinguisher

Yes

Fresh Water Tank

35 litres

Fridge

Yes

Gas Bottle

1 x 4kg

Gas Stove

Yes

Maps and Travel Information

Yes

Microwave

Yes

ouch screen Media system

Yes

TV/DVD

Yes

Roadside Assistance

Yes

Sink

Yes

Sink

Yes

Central Heating

Yes

Shower

Yes

Water Supply

cold water only

Number of Beds

Bed 1

1.94 x 1.36 metres
max weight 50 kgs

Bed 2

1.90 x 1.67m (double)

Passenger Capacity

Adults 2

Yes

Child 1

Yes

Seatbelts Front

Vehicle Dimensions

Inside Height

1.84m

Overall Height

2.50m

Overall Length

4.80m

Overall Width

1.75m

Vehicle Specifications

Dual Battery

Yes

Fuel Capacity

70 litres

Fuel Consumption (full tank)

800 km’s

Power Steering

Yes

Power Supply

12/240v

Transmission

manual

Diesel

Yes

Vehicle Age

3-5 yrs old

Van Interior

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