Piran — VanSky 76 (Comfortable)

The Vanna Camp Cubivan system is a sliding folding module that fits into an ordinary family van and, when deployed, creates a living unit with hard walls, a kitchen, a wet bath and a roof-mounted bedroom. The lower living space remains open, and the vehicle retains compact dimensions and driving characteristics at speeds up to 130 km/h. Official orders for the system will open in summer 2027; the manufacturer is using the time until launch to test the mechanisms in various weather conditions.

Adria has unveiled the updated Compact 2027 motorhome, retaining a body width of 2.12 metres. For the first time in the narrow range, a DC layout with an island bed is offered. Standard equipment will include a lithium leisure battery, diesel air heating, LED lighting, USB-C ports and the Adria MACH control system. Pricing has not yet been announced.

On Sunday in Nova Vas (Miren-Kostanjevica municipality), an unknown person broke the passenger door window of a car and stole a woman's handbag containing several hundred euros and personal documents. At the Vršič pass, a 59-year-old German citizen parked her VW Transporter motorhome for two minutes to take photos, and during that time a thief stole a bag with a wallet and documents. The damage amounted to about 300 euros. Police remind that even a short absence can lead to theft and advise not to leave valuables in vehicles.

Robeta has unveiled the updated Adonis 2026 camper van based on the Mercedes Sprinter, measuring 5.93 metres long. The model receives an enlarged bathroom with a separate shower, a kitchen with a pull-out work surface, a 90-litre fridge and a bed measuring 172 x 148 cm (extendable to 187 cm). The electrical system, developed with Renogy, allows up to 500 Ah battery capacity, and tank volumes are 107 litres fresh, 80 litres grey and 40 litres black water with an electric macerator. A new Hercules model has also been introduced, measuring 6.97 metres and based on the same Sprinter. It is designed for two people and features an electrically height-adjustable longitudinal bed up to 200 x 160 cm, creating a variable garage for bicycles underneath. The front lounge has a rotating bench seat and an optional pull-out TV. The kitchen offers a coffee machine, wine cabinet or dishwasher, and a fridge up to 140 litres. The Hercules exceeds 3.5 tonnes, requiring a C1 licence.

Ljubljana has seen a rise in complaints about waste left by motorhome users at street parking areas. Motorhomes can officially park at P+R Dolgi most and P+R Stanežiče for up to 7 days at 15 euros per day, with water, electricity and waste disposal costing an additional 10 euros per day. The city inspectorate recorded 111 offences related to illegal waste disposal in 2025, but does not keep separate records by location.

Slovenia, a country of over 20,000 square kilometers, offers diverse opportunities for active recreation: hiking, cycling, climbing, kayaking, rafting, and caving. About 60% of its territory is covered by forests, and more than a third is protected. A motorhome route includes Ljubljana, Lake Bled, Lake Bohinj, the Soča Valley, and the Škocjan Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage site.