Our very first campervan conversion, Bertha has a special place in our hearts! Bertha features a sleek white interior with all the luxuries for an island adventure. Compared to the other vans in our fleet, Bertha has 2 main differences: 1) the bed is about 4 inches shorter (6 ft. long exactly), and 2) the electrical setup needs a bit more attention. While the solar panels automatically charge the battery, when the battery depletes you have to manually plug the battery into the cigarette lighter outlet. Not a big deal, but it's one more thing to think about, so we give ya a little discount compared to the other big ladies.Bertha has a full bed (our guests rave about!), large sink with a manual foot pump, fridge, a mobile solar shower with a hand-pump, a ventilation fan for a cooler night, a butane stove (for use outside of the van), and swivel seats with a lagun table for eating inside if it's rainy out.Please note: our photos show an outdoor table that unfortunately had to be removed from the van.What's includedBertha includes: bug screens on the back doors, rain guards on the front windows, fresh linens, towels, kitchenware and cookware (skillets, pots, bowls), coffee grinder and french press, basic spices, utensils, a can opener, wine opener, garlic press, grater, cooking spoons, as well as a portable camping stove (for use outside of the van), and a stepping stool.RecommendationsI have put together a map of spots on the island where you could park overnight - secret spots, campgrounds that you will need to obtain a permit beforehand, and places to park in a pinch. My renters have had no issues with just a little bit of forethought and being mindful of where I park overnight. I give you everything you need to plan in advance (the more you prep, the better your stay will be!).Other things to noteYou are not permitted to take the van off-roading or on any 4x4 roads like to Makalawena Beach, Green Sands Beach, Waipio Valley, or up Mauna Kea (even to the visitor center).
Our very first campervan conversion, Bertha has a special place in our hearts! Bertha features a sleek white interior with all the luxuries for an island adventure. Compared to the other vans in our fleet, Bertha has 2 main differences: 1) the bed is about 4 inches shorter (6 ft. long exactly), and 2) the electrical setup needs a bit more attention. While the solar panels automatically charge the battery, when the battery depletes you have to manually plug the battery into the cigarette lighter outlet. Not a big deal, but it's one more thing to think about, so we give ya a little discount compared to the other big ladies.Bertha has a full bed (our guests rave about!), large sink with a manual foot pump, fridge, a mobile solar shower with a hand-pump, a ventilation fan for a cooler night, a butane stove (for use outside of the van), and swivel seats with a lagun table for eating inside if it's rainy out.Please note: our photos show an outdoor table that unfortunately had to be removed from the van.What's includedBertha includes: bug screens on the back doors, rain guards on the front windows, fresh linens, towels, kitchenware and cookware (skillets, pots, bowls), coffee grinder and french press, basic spices, utensils, a can opener, wine opener, garlic press, grater, cooking spoons, as well as a portable camping stove (for use outside of the van), and a stepping stool.RecommendationsI have put together a map of spots on the island where you could park overnight - secret spots, campgrounds that you will need to obtain a permit beforehand, and places to park in a pinch. My renters have had no issues with just a little bit of forethought and being mindful of where I park overnight. I give you everything you need to plan in advance (the more you prep, the better your stay will be!).Other things to noteYou are not permitted to take the van off-roading or on any 4x4 roads like to Makalawena Beach, Green Sands Beach, Waipio Valley, or up Mauna Kea (even to the visitor center).