Buying a caravan - Part 3 - Adria
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Part 3 of our buying a new caravan series. We visited Highbridge Caravans, based in Burnham on Sea in Somerset. We looked at a couple of Adria caravans from the Adria Alpina 613 UK Colorado to the Adria Alpina 613 UC Missouri.
Links to the Adria range : www.adria.co.uk
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It’s all a personal preference thing. We LOVE ours and must say that for us the build quality was a must and we bought new and have not had a single fault. However saying that we are currently filming a snagging list 😉 which will be up soon. 👍👍
I love and so appreciate all your clips.
The adria remind me of bland modern hotel rooms, and things like somewhere to put your cuppa when in bed and like you said, no shelf for your phone etc if if you were charging them. It's like they arnt expecting you to be living in it like a home from home, just somewhere to sleep and be out of it all day. I like Luna caravans 😊
Like you say, it’s how you feel not what the brochure and glossy pictures show, good hunting👍
because of your videos we brought a new xplore 586 and we have never looked back.I do admire your honesty and you go against the grain attitude your teaching the masses for sure .
I think you have to take credit for trying Adria. I see Why Andrew Ditton likes them as he likes that minimalist style. It’s not your taste. Rather than be disheartened, view it this way you have a clear view of what you want. I wouldn’t be surprised if you go for a Luna often what you do find will be closer to home. I’m looking at 2 berths oddly enough I felt the Adria was cold shame as they’re so well built
Hi Dan.
Don’t be downhearted. There are lots of different vans available. It is important to remember that what you are buying is basically a home and as such you need to feel at home in it. We have had two Swifts and one Lunar and have loved all three. We also looked at Adria and felt they were not for us. They somehow didn’t feel right. When you find the van you want you will really know that it is the one. If you like the styling of Lunar vans then in some ways that’s more important than how they are constructed or how many usbs they have. You can always add little extras to make it the van you want. It is more difficult to change the styling if it is not to your taste. Steve.
I was just typing if ikea made caravans this would be it . Then you said it !
U.K. caravans just feel more homely
At the NEC show last October, we spent an entire day walking around every single manufacturer looking for a replacement for our 2016 Swift Conqueror 630. We ruled out the updated 630 - too much plastic on the interior and then ruled out everything from everybody apart from Adria. We both agreed that the clean boutique hotel look was exactly what we like and what we wanted.
Unfortunately, though, we rally with the Swift Owners Club and enjoy spending time with all the friends we've made over the years, so that's a high cost of moving to a non-Swift or non-Swift-distributed caravan - the Adria simply wasn't good enough to justify that cost.
Hmmm Highbridge, good luck with the aftersales.
Finding these vlogs really interesting Dan, especially today's. It's interesting that you compared it to an Ikea showhome, because we thought the same, but for us the simple lines were appealing. But as you and Angela pointed out, its a good job we're not all the same haha!! On the other hand I think Chloe looked really comfy on those sofas :)
Hi Dan, as with caravans as with cars in my case. I know within 10 seconds if a car I am looking at is for me. If i have to think abut it , then its not right for me.
Apart from one terrible episode with an Abbey dealer special from Michael Jordan, we have have always had Coachman vans. They just seem to tick our boxes. Fit & finish is not as good as it was 15 years ago but we still go back.
You must be like me, you just "feel it"
Happy hunting & loving watching others g through it. LOL
As you've said Dan, it's down to personal taste. Personally I think the Adria's look really smart. Very clean and modern but I get what you mean about the "ikea" look. German design tends to be quite minimalistic and you're either gonna love it or hate it. You can't deny the quality though! It will be interesting to see what you think of the newer Lunars.
One thing I do like about the Adria’s is those high seat backs and headrests, most caravans have seat backs that are way too low for me.
We looked at the Adria Altea Severn, it’s was ok. It just didn’t feel right and didn’t seems as good as the Sprite Major 6TD to us.
Great videos guys, it’s great to hear how other people tackle the situation we are in ourselves (even if we have different requirements!)
Fantastic camera skills Chloe you'll be putting your dad out of a job soon 😆
Dan - we were in the same position as you at the end of last year. We had a Lunar Quasar 546 and wanted more room. We liked the layout of Elddis Avante 840 but didn’t like the interior so we went for the Compass Casita 840. It is the same size van as the Elddis Avante 860 you looked at. Don’t get distracted by the 840 being a 6 berth. Like you, we are a family of 3 and we love the new van. So much room and you get that relaxing feeling as soon as we sit in it. Go and see Doug at Ennis Caravans - superb. We live in Torquay and brought ours from Doug, despite having another big Compass dealer (that you also visited in this video) just 60 miles from us. Happy hunting.
Hi all
It is really difficult when looking for a new van, we know exactly how you feel and you do at times get deflated. It's well worth going around them all as you are doing, because it does highlight that they don't always look as good in the flesh as they do in the brochures. I know I've told you to check out the dealer special Sprite models, but I agree with what you said about their interiors. We bought ours in 2017, and are glad we did because we don't like the 2018 models with their white clinical Dentist's waiting room look. I take it that none of the Coachman's tickled your fancy either? You are perfectly correct, and it is all personal choice and if you do end up with another Lunar, then so be it. Sometimes it's better the devil you know. Just for a bit of information, Lunar are one of the only manufacturers that still use sprung seating, all the other manufacturers use this new lighter foam filling, which is nowhere near as comfortable or as hard wearing. It might not seem like it at the moment, but you will get there in the end.
Build quality and trouble free caravaning is what Adria provide. You should have visited Bristol caravans they are the main dealer and service agent for the west country. I personally don't like Highbridge as they strip second vans of all accessories which you then have to buy from them or preferably elsewhere. One friend who bought a second hand Lunar was not even given a step to get into the van.
Dan, what is becoming apparent to me following you current search is that it seems that the current UK manufacturers are not cutting it in your search - could I suggest that you have a look at Knaus brand as we have Knaus Sport 500 FDK and are VERY HAPPY with finish inclusions etc. I suppose I’m saying look outside the square ? 👍😉🤔
Adria are not a UK Manufactuer?
Fair play on your review and you may only have shown the 2 top end models but when looking at our new van we thought the Alpina range (top end) were no where near as good as the Isonso that we purchased. Nice finishing but no where near as practical. Hope you give them another try. Andrew Ditton's review helped convince us, and I'm sure you've seen it.
Also Stuart Longton's of Chorley were more than happy for our four legged friend to be involved in the purchasing process. He has to be happy!!
I like the first one you looked at.
Just been through what you are doing now, but with a Motorhome background rather than a caravan experience. Not only disappointed with quality and presentation of vans at dealerships, but also by the take it or leave it attitude of the ‘sales people’. Large dealership near M4 was particularly disappointing. Nearly new vans were filthy outside and totally unprepared inside. Ended up with a nearly new Elddis after being let down by a Lunar dealer. We finally focussed on which brands/models suited our lifestyle and narrowed down to five models and hunted for them. Fortunately, we found our ideal van at our second nearest dealership - small company but with a strong ethic of customer service. The big boys don’t always take so much care of their customers. Happy hunting, it will happen, but maybe not as quickly as you might want.
We did lots of research when we went for our second caravan and decided on a Lunar Clubman SB, and we have spent up to a month at a time in it, so we know it works.
Hi Dan & Family
Thanks for your comments on Adria just a note we currently have our Luna cosmos 554 (twin bed ) on a seasonal pitch and we will take it off to do some touring later on one of my new friends has an adria and they have mega issues with after sales on a three month old caravan the front windows have pushed into the van and he was told to take it to a main dealer to have the work done on it they don't tour with the van He has been told to tape it up with duck tape and drive to Preston as the windows are not screwed into position they get bonded they will not come to the site to check it out so take care with after sales As for the Lunar Cosmos i had it new from December 2016 no issue as yet
I wanted an Adria a few years before we actually bought our Swift. By the time I got to see the new ones at Highbridge last summer I just felt they were sparse, even if they had bigger beds for my growing brood (one of which will only sleep in the awning anyway!). We would have needed to spend extra to get the toys we ended up with in our dealer special, like the dual fuel hob, external lockers, gas etc. We had the Ikea conversation too. Great vans, but just not for us either. Partner was too tall for the Lunars, so we ended up with (his choice) of a Swift.
Did like your comments on the bathrooms. We had an Adria Astella new in 2012, 8ft wide and toilet was so cramped was one of the factors along with others that made us change van. Also the 8ft width visiting small cls and meeting other traffic did result in more window scratches than we have had before or since. We just swapped to a new Unicorn Pamplona, which funny enough at NEC last year i disliked the interior colour scheme. But looking again this year it clicked for some reason. Also the central washroom ideal for us as privacy at each end of van. Not perfect but no van is, but as a compromise ticks 90 plus percent for us at this moment in time.
At the end of the day its down to personal taste but adrias looked to clinical to me . This year at the NEC exhibition we bought a new dealer special based on the sprite major 4 EB. We had to make some compromise`s but we absolutely love it. Looking forward to see what you decide on. We have been caravanning for over 20yrs now but this is the first time we bought new. It was very exiting.
We agree with you about the IKEA feel. As you say it's personal taste. The lack of a dual fuel hob is a deal breaker.
It's like a house, you'll know it's right when you see it and feel it! Happy hunting. 🤔😳😄
We have just bought one, shame your not keen, the build quality is very very good, and they gave us a FANTASTIC deal on ours...........yep everybody is different, We love the look & feel of the adria. P.s do you have net curtains at your home? 😆
Hi Dan and family,
I know it's a fair old journey up to Lincolnshire but have a look online at the well known dealer specials especially the Lunar Solaris Packed with extra equipment and good fixed bed layouts.
Hobby 50th Anniversary additions??great spec and nice l shape kitchen area with lots of worktop!
I am noticing that Adria don't make any effort to match wood grain on their laminates.
Another great video Dan, I think your calling in life is either reviewing or designing caravans! We had a look at the Adria range at the NEC. Agreed with you about the Ikea feel. Lovely on the outside, too plasticy on the inside
If you still got your old caravan why not keep it till Feb and go to the big caravan show your see all the makes under one roof and may get show discount on a new one it could be worth it in the long run good luck
why February, the next big show is the NEC in October
I for got about that show at nec and there use to be a show in Feb as well in London
So interesting to see your vans over there. They are very different to ours here in Australia.
I've done several motorhome holidays in Australia & when talking with caravanners on sites, it's always amazed me that Australian vans never had washrooms. Is this something that has started to appear on yours or is this why a lot of European (especially British vans) are now being shipped across used
Most vans these days have showers and toilets pretty much standard except for the smaller vans. I think the popularity of vans imported from the UK is to do with the lightness of the vans. Our locally manufactured vans are pretty heavy and made for rough roads. We still have dirt roads in the outback and the vans reflect this. People are more and more wanting to leave the main roads and get to camps in the bush. Mine for example has a gross weight of 3.5t. We carry 60lts of drinking water and 200lts of general water in 3 separate tanks. We have 3x 150watt solar panels on the roof charging a 400 amp\hour battery bank. The van is higher for good ground clearance and has independent suspension. We can bush camp with no services or water and the only reason to leave is running out of water we carry. We have A/C for the heat and a diesel heater for the cold. The off road caravan is very popular in Australia at the moment.
Hi Dan have to whole heartily agree with you on Adria, we had a look at them as well but did not like them, I said the same as you about looking like they were built by IKEA, however, we are currently looking at a dealer special from Glossop Caravans a Swift Celebration 580 which is based on Swift Challenger 580 perhaps you could cover dealer specials on your search for a new Caravan?
Good video . I think It’s all down to personal taste. I like wat Adria do . they make good solid built caravans and now really Moderen looking ones . For years caravans wer too Traditional looking .same fronts etc with the we cupboard thingy . Now it’s all about the wrap around seats and wider space and sleeker look . Things the europeans hav been doin this years . To me its either Move with the times . Sleek and moderen Or stay with Traditional .
We felt exactly the same Dan, deflated is the best way to describe it. Really nice units but at the moment not for us.
Your not the only one disappointed with Adria‘ s & Coachman, I love the interiors of the coachman Vip but neither makes do a layout that suits us, we also love the lunar delta but same problem with the layouts, keep looking you’ll find something I’m sure 👍
Also have a look at Hobby too, they have some great layouts. Happy Hunting !
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Hello again
Don’t forget the Coachman VIP
Glenn & Jill
Hi Glenn & Jill - we looked around a couple of Coachman's, that will be in our next video.
Dan
28Grand and a fold down sink in the bathroom over a toilet you have to rest your foot on box when sat down?......
I'm with you Dan, they're like a Boutique hotel. Lovely, stylish, can't fault them (other than that bl00dy wheel arch) but I just wouldn't feel comfortable in one. I wouldn't feel like I was "camping" if I was in one for a week. Good luck, keep trying :-)
Like I said in a earlier video try a hobby premium under floor heating island bed etc etc best caravans by far 👍
You'll see the light once you step inside a Coachman.
I like the lounge seats of that Adria but not the rest. I think the very plain look just isn't homely...however I have a 1991 Elddis with moulded pine cupboards and love her so this couldn't be more different. 😂
Sounds like a few days at NEC in Oct to see all dealer specials and colour schemes in one place? Agree re IKEA look and no electric hob. TV bracket would drive me mad too ;-)
Also décor inside looks quite dark. Coat hooks yes, but not by the door ;-)
We have a Bailey Senator Virginia 2009 and have looked at the full range of 2018 Baileys, but can find picky issues with them all, so looking forward to you doing a Bailey video, even though Mrs T doesn't like the colour scheme.
I see a Bailey in your very near future...Unicorn Barcelona specifically. Mark my words. You can change the colours...go for layout first and foremost (which Bailey have sorted in my view) and then just re-cover seating/curtains and then add a Vango 5m Air Awning and you will be sorted. I am sure Bailey would look after you guys given your high profile and existing relationship with them. The current model has USB charging ports in the lights for heavens sake!
loads of stuff on the internet and forums about bailey and the alko axles collapsing and bailey saying they overloaded the caravan to get out of replacing. be carefull
Although somewhat isolated it seems it was an ALKO issue as opposed to a Bailey issue. However, worth checking out to make sure you are not buying a problem. Thanks for the comment MrSnookerballs.
Hi Guys,
Have you thought of Eriba, they have some very interesting layouts, something different to think about so have a look before you decide.
Hi Dan. I am puzzled why you only looked at the Adria Alpina range as you'd said previously that you were looking at mid-range. You should look at the Adora, much more family orientated and not such a clinical look to them. Alpina is pretty much aimed at couples only and meant to replicate a boutique hotel style in my opinion.
I agree with David, the Adora range looks really good as well and the Isonzo is my personal favourite but for the layout you are looking for, you'd want to look at the Seine. Unless you like bunk beds as singles in which case you have the brand new Adora Sava
A didn’t feel it with Adria! Too many wee things that would annoy me! Love these videos guys! 👍🏻
I am so gutted you were not impressed with the Adria caravans, as I am Adria owner. Yes the decor is not the same as UK caravans which is what I like, I call it boutique hotel not Ikea . Yes there are a few things that can be a little annoying but over all I find the Adria caravans brilliant .we have had ours from new which is 2 years old now and have had no major problems that needed returning to the dealer.
love your Channel Keep up the great work.
Dan
Iain H has just done a series of reviews of Adria for the 2019 range. I found there were a very few that I liked and they all have that hob which I am in the same camp as Ange' on this one.
Hi dan, Northam in brean, just a small few miles away from highbridge has got luna's in and new elddiss and a better price too,, look at there web site first before the go slow M5.
I'll rock the boat a bit and say that I quite liked the modern (Ikea) look of the Adria, well sort of. Anyway, that's not what I came here to say. I'm very new to caravanning and my first real van is an older (2000) Abbey Spectrum 419 twin axle. We bought it to test the water as it were, to make sure we'd enjoy caravanning before splashing out on anything too new or expensive. Well as it turns out we love caravanning but there was a bit of a surprise when it came time to upgrade. Like you're doing now, we looked at quite a few new and nearly new vans but we honestly could not find anything that suited us better than the old one we already had. Yes there were newer gadgets to be had and better heating options than the Truma system we have but hey - our 18 year old £3k Abbey had literally everything we could want. A new van was going to cost at least £20k, that's a whopping £17k difference, and for what? With £17,000 in the bank I can afford to do more than a few upgrades (most of which I can do myself anyway). The old Abbey is in great condition inside and out, it's a dream to tow and parts are readilly available. It has all the home comforts we want and an amazing end washroom and shower. So far my only expenses have been to fit a couple of USB socket (£20), replacing the old halogen bulbs with LED's and installing LED mood lighting (£50). That still left so much in the bank that we willingly forked out to get a quality, all wheel drive motor mover fitted. I guess what I’m saying here is that new or nearly new is not necessarily the way to go. I understand the desire to get shot of the kids before they turn 18 (12 is fine Chloe) but a van of that age can still give years of pleasure. Maybe you should consider this as a vlog topic for the future. If I was up to it and had the free time you have Dan, I might have even tried it myself!!!
I wonder who will be first to suggest this is a typical Scotsman’s attitude 😊
Anyway. Good luck with the search folks.
Quite right, from another Scot.
As you say there is nothing wrong with Adria. I found them soulless, more like a Travelodge or Premier Inn than an upmarket hotel. Keep going guys the van for you is out there just waiting to find you.
Swift all the way....hope you're going to do a review on them :-)
We use father-in-laws challenger sport 544. Enjoy your journey :-)
The Adria clearly doesn't "float your boat" and it didn't tick all your boxes so that's one make to eliminate. Looks like you're leaning towards another Lunar. Are you gonna review any Coachman caravans?
Coachman will be in the next video.
I agree with the IKEA vision but I was thinking more "office" appearance.
Hi all we also looked at adria's ourselves we come to the conclusion they are like marmite
and i don't like marmite we have a lunar ourselves we think you can't beat them and looking to upgrade to a quasar 544 in the future, good luck with the search cheers steve 👍👍
Hello the trudgian family, have you had a look at the sterling europa caravans, we are on our third and think the are really good, the shower in particular is great. By the way love your informative videos. Regards Phil Murray
Liked the video. as you know you will just walk in one and say ' yes this is it '.. but sadly we all go through the mill of looking and picking faults with them for us.. as i stated i realy fancied a bailey unicorn Alu tech construction Aldi wet heating and when we went in one it was like meah.. We ended up with sterling eccles sport 4 berth side island bed rear washroom and blown air heating.. what a lovely van that was..... if you like your lunar vans don't give them a miss, check them out.
I have found some of older vans likesome motorhomes have so much better build quality on them.. or is it just me.
Don't get put off keep looking and you will find your second home.
I can't decide between lunar delta RI or lunar alaria RI
Adria are purely functional , very Scandinavia in design, id say go Swift join us on the dark side :)
I’m with you on that Kenny I love my 630 Elegance & my previous 630 Conqueror !
After getting quietly excited after reading and watching videos about the 2018 Adrias I found them to be a complete anti climax upon viewing at Stewart Longton's in Chorley. I attributed this in large part to their being no carpets in the demonstrators, and the visible floor being nowhere near as nice as those caravans with (fake?) timber floors.
Also the fixed beds were decidedly not comfortable.
Like you, I felt very let down.....and almost guilty for not liking the Adrias.
Lunars are leaky lol! I don’t like Adria at all I think the same ‘you are in IKEA’ and as a said before I don’t like Highbridge Caravans at all! I think you may like Coachman and Swift more. Cheers Oliver
It's German build quality, great, but I agree with the Ikea analogy. Perhaps we're all a bit traditionalist in our tastes often? Adria are not for us either.
I also forgot t say that the extra 6 inches makes all the difference (OOOH Matron!!!) It feels so much bigger and doesn't affect towing at all.
Try the Eriba’s guys. Automotive Leisure. Troll?
Felt the same way about adria when we looked at them. Nothing wrong, just not our taste
My least favourite caravan layout but like the single axle layout
:O Dan!!! How dare you not visit THE Peds for this? :P But seriously, hope you find THE caravan you guys want.
Another great video :-) I also had a look at Adria a few weeks ago & the sales man said they are based on a minimalist design my friend who was with me came straight back at the salesman & said " Does only having your right leg count as minimalist as that's the only way you could use that loo" I didn't like any of the range at all we thought they was all over priced rubbish give me a Swift anytime sorry Adria but it's Keine Punkte from me,
You should look at hobby caravans..outstanding!!
Helen Cokell lovely vans but just way too heavy and everyone thinks you're a traveller !!
Another excellent video. Keep it up :)
I agree with you on them, I hear they are well made but a caravan should feel cosy and they felt very bland, too much white for me. Keep the videos coming love them and watching your journey.
Have you looked at Buccaneers ?
have a look at the 1st Buying caravan video when we looked at Elddis.
i thought you really liked the elddis avante 860? no mention of it today, did you look at the 840 also? we have a dealer special supreme 840. a lot of spec and for the same price as standard.
The Avante 860 is on our "liked" list - so when we have visited all the manufacturers we want to visit and have a final list, we will critique these even further.
I would really look into the dealer specials on this model before you rule it out as the difference is day and night between standard and the specials as they have a lot of upgrades like more and bigger skylights, better upholstery and colours, more external lockers, upgraded steadies etc particularly the supreme, osprey and Chatsworth models. You can feel and see more bang for your buck.
Andre Blakely hi I couldn't agree more we picked up our new elddis 840 from Preston caravans ( their dealer special is called supreme) a couple of weeks ago you get a lot of useful extras for your cash. Most of the extras are taken from the crusader and buccaneer range. We've swapped from a top of the range crusader tempest and our new van feels just as plush. Glad you are pleased with your van aswell - like you said it's definately worth a look !
Exactly Martin, when you've seen the standard avantés'/casitas and then seen the well specced dealer avantés aswell as the compass casitas specials, totally different van when you step back into a standard avante or casita. Supreme is definitely the most specced special of them all.
Andre Blakely You've obviously looked into this in as much detail as we have . We spent months and months researching and looking at all the dealer specials . We narrowed it down to the glossop one and Preston caravans one but when it came down to it we much preferred the supreme . Someone else on here has said they didn't like the bed in the 840 because you have to get out of it at the bottom . Personally it's not that much effort to get out of the bottom.of the bed and we'd rather not waste space in the van having space along each side of the bed ! We don't get in and out of bed that many times in.a day!! We just love our new caravan like you !
Adria is Slovenian. Not German.
Currently sat in a lunar Ultima 574 very comfy.
Haha ikea I hate ikea with a passion. That’s probably why adria vans don’t do it for me too.
Its a bit cheeky using your vlog to ask if anyone has been thankfull they had ATC fitted, or is it a case of if you load your caravan correctly you shouldnt need it. I do enjoy your observations.
To be honest Linda, we have the ATC fitted and only noticed it twice. Once when we were travelling down a farm track (super low speed) and the other was on a bumpy B road at about 30Mph, in both cases the brakes came on and I thought something was wrong with the car.
I can't help re than that - but perhaps others have a better experience of it for you.
Dan
First time ive seen inside an Adria - Horrible!!! Very plain (very German!) The toilet is designed for a right hand door (Euro type). The dinning room was like an Ikea showroom. Bailey Unicorn all day for me :)
As you say it's all about personal choice
The Adria are no doubt a good van but as you say very flat pack and not very homely more surgical
All I can say is we love our Delta TS 2017 apart from the selves very thin and no selves around the bathroom mirrors
My wife says it must have been designed by a man
I find Adria caravans a bit too clinical and bland inside.
Sorry wouldn't touch Highbridge Caravans.
Lee Radford i have used them 3-4 times and only ever had good service
Adria look beautiful outside but most of the time they don’t do a very good job of the inside
Ikea 🤣🤣🤣it does ... its very " Modern like that cheap caravan ... from USA ... the bullitt... can't think of it's name??? Very very cheap ..
Honestly Adria is rubbish the design is boring dull and flat. Now the new lunar’s are amazing the interiors are right up there.
Shame there still made with wood as when they leak got to rip out all the rotting wood
Lunar TR or Swift Conqueror 650.