Solaria T4

Your Passport to Freedom: VW T4 “Mediterraneo”

Do you want to escape the daily routine without giving up the comfort of a vehicle that can take you anywhere? Our VW T4 is the perfect travel companion for those seeking an authentic vanlife experience—without the stress of driving a bulky camper.

Why choose it?

• Easy to Drive: Thanks to its compact size, it’s easy to park and handles mountain switchbacks or narrow village streets with confidence.

• Vintage Soul, Strong Heart: The T4 engine is legendary for its reliability. It’s ready to take you anywhere, letting you enjoy the journey at a relaxed pace.

• Tailored Comfort: Interiors optimized to make the most of every inch.

Your home on wheels

The van has been carefully designed down to the smallest detail to offer you a cozy experience:

• Sleeping Area: 4 berths available: two on a very comfortable sofa bed, easily convertible in seconds, and two in the upper sleeping compartment. Bed sheets and pillows are provided.

• Kitchenette: Gas stove (no cylinder, but an LPG system that can be easily refilled at service stations), sink, and a full kit (plates, cutlery, pots) for dining under the stars.

• Bathroom: Indoor WC with sink and an outdoor shower. A complete set of towels is provided for each guest.

• Relax Area: Indoor table for 4 people, plus 4 chairs and an additional table for outdoor use.

• Versatility: The van is fully self-sufficient, meaning it has its own power system, allowing you to sleep outside campsites without needing an external connection. Alternatively, at campsites you can connect to the electrical grid via a 220V CEE plug.

• Leisure: The van is equipped with a bike rack for up to 2 bicycles (bikes not included).

• Privacy: Thermal blackout blinds so you can sleep in as long as you like.

Technical Features

• Model: Volkswagen T4 (Year 2000)

• Capacity: 4 seats (approved for travel)

• Equipment: Leisure battery, USB sockets to charge your devices, and ample storage space for your luggage.

Host’s tip:

“This van isn’t just a means of transport—it’s a memory generator. We recommend driving it to the coast at sunset, opening the tailgate, and enjoying the sound of the sea with a good coffee in hand.”