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Sealander: camper trailer that turns into a motorboat

19.08.2026 02:30 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Sealander: camper trailer that turns into a motorboat
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In Brief

German company Sealander offers a hybrid camper trailer and motorboat. On land it's a light trailer, on water it becomes a boat. Base price from €39,750.

German company Sealander has introduced a camper trailer that transforms into a motorboat on water. On land, it is a light trailer weighing up to 750 kg, towable by a small car. On water, it becomes a boat with CE classification category D.

Specifications

  • Length: 469 cm, width: 166 cm, height: 193 cm
  • Sleeping area: 205×151 cm (for two)
  • Capacity: up to 6 people on board
  • Payload as a boat: up to 410 kg
  • Engine: outboard, 5–10 hp, speed up to 10 km/h

Base price in Germany is €39,750 without the engine; with options it can reach €50,000.

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Sealander camper trailer turns into a motorboat

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