Citroen Jumpy

I’d be happy to share my car with you so you can explore Norway in a budget-friendly way.

The car has 3 seats in the front, but it’s most comfortable for two people.
In the back, there’s a bed where every morning you can open the doors and enjoy the views.
Want to cook? No problem — you have access to a small kitchen.

The kitchen is fully equipped with a stove, a 20-liter fridge, cutlery, knives, two pots, a frying pan, plates, mugs, spices, coffee and tea, and a cutting board.

You can use the table inside the car or set up the outdoor table and enjoy your meals outside.

The power comes from a large battery bank, which can keep the fridge running for 3–4 days. You can also charge your phones and camera.
The battery bank charges while driving, but if it runs out of power, you will need to connect it to the charger. The cable and all necessary accessories are inside the car.

If mosquitoes become a problem, there is a mosquito lamp and mosquito coils in the storage compartment that can be lit around the car.

The car is equipped with a first aid kit, a fire extinguisher, and a gas detector.

I also added a speaker so you can enjoy music in the evening. The battery lasts up to 20 hours.

For sleeping, there are two pillows, two sleeping bags, and a blanket. Summer nights in Norway are warm.

There is also a 12-liter water tank and a battery-powered shower.

If you’re planning a hike and don’t have a tent, I can also provide a two- or three-person tent along with sleeping mats.

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions, or message me on Instagram.

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