Brothers crossed the Atlantic in two floating car-campers

Dacia has launched the official Pack Sleep accessory for the Duster, converting the SUV into a camper. The kit is a box that unfolds in under two minutes into a double bed measuring 190x130 cm and provides 175 liters of storage. The accessory is compatible with the current Duster generation, requires no modifications or homologation, and is priced from €1,649.99 in Spain.

A new motorhome area is under construction in Cangas del Narcea, Asturias, with an expected opening by the end of February 2026. The facility will feature 8 pitches with license plate-controlled access, CCTV surveillance, electricity, water, and waste disposal. The 144,042 euro project is co-financed by EU Next Generation funds.

The Coastal Demarcation has approved the construction of a caravan park near the desalination plant in Ceuta. The project has a budget of 530,770.38 euros, is set to go to tender in February, and will take four months to build. The total area of intervention is nearly 11,000 square meters.

In 1999, Italian brothers and a friend sailed across the Atlantic Ocean in two cars converted into floating motorhomes. They departed from La Palma island and covered approximately 4700 km over 119 days, reaching Martinique. The journey aimed to fulfill the dream of their terminally ill father, who had previously attempted a similar crossing.

Travelers exploring Spain in a camper van highlighted the unusual cleanliness and tranquil beauty of Lucainena de las Torres village in Almería. The settlement is part of the 'Most Beautiful Villages of Spain' network. The couple also noted the preserved lime kilns as part of the local industrial heritage.

Ford has launched the new generation of its Transit Custom Nugget camper van, available in Spain. The vehicle is fully equipped with a shower, kitchen, and sleeping for four, and offers a plug-in hybrid powertrain with an electric range of up to 50 km.