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Types of motorhomes and caravans

A brief overview: integrated, semi-integrated, alcove, campervans and caravans. What these terms mean, who they are ideal for, and which Adria models fall into each category.

8. 10. 2025 • 3 reading time

If you are starting with caravanning, it can be difficult to navigate the offer. Brand Adria has a wide portfolio — let's clarify it. 🚐

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Motorhomes

Self-propelled

Vehicle and living area in one. They have a body with straight walls — it is not "just" a converted van.

Integrated

Living build integrated across the entire vehicle including the cab. Externally they do not resemble a van. Inside, a spacious cabin with a pull-down bed and plenty of comfort.

4–5 people Supersonic (Mercedes-Benz) Sonic (Fiat)

Semi-integrated

They have a classic van cab. Usually a pull-down bed over the dining area. Compact dimensions — very popular.

2–5 people Matrix Coral Compact

Alcoves

Typical "bump" over the cab, where the bedroom is. The bed does not need to be pulled down — ideal for families with children.

4–6 people comfortable spacious family

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Built-in motorhomes

Active people

Classic van with a camper conversion inside. Nothing extends — compact and easy to handle. Some versions have roof tent = extra sleeping space.

2–4 people Active Twin Twin Sports

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Trailers (caravans)

Flexibility

They are towed behind a car — you can detach and leave it standingwhile driving around with the car. Size and weight: from 650 kg to 3.5 t · from 4.75 m to 11 m.

2–9 people Aviva Action Altea Adora Astella

Advantageslower purchase price · large living space

Disadvantagesmore demanding travel than with a motorhome

Whether you are looking for full-fledged travel accommodation, a compact conversion or a caravan for the family — in Campers4U are happy to help you choose the right one.