Malibu campervans
Malibu campervans bring together the freedom of van-based touring and the features you’d expect from a premium motorhome. Built on the Fiat Ducato, the range includes different layouts to suit couples, longer trips and family holidays, depending on the model and equipment selected. Inside, you’ll find well-finished furniture, generous storage and clever use of the available space. Explore the Malibu range at Chelston Motorhomes and find a campervan that suits the way you like to travel.
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Malibu has its roots in the German motorhome industry, with a story that began in 1979 when founder Karl-Heinz Schuler set out to improve the vehicles available to holidaymakers. The brand is part of the Carthago Group, drawing on decades of experience in vehicle construction and interior design. That background is reflected in its campervans, which combine carefully finished interiors with storage solutions and features intended to make the most of the space available. Today, Malibu offers several campervan ranges, giving buyers different layouts and equipment levels to consider.
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Malibu campervans feature storage throughout the living area, with accessible compartments beneath the seating, cupboards for clothing and drawers in the kitchen. In selected layouts, beds can be raised to give you access to the rear storage area, making it easier to pack outdoor equipment and larger bags. These details help you keep everyday essentials close to hand without filling the living space with loose belongings.
The kitchen arrangements in Malibu campervans are designed to give you room to prepare meals while keeping cooking equipment and supplies within reach. Depending on the model, you’ll find features such as extended worktop space, wide drawers and a compressor fridge positioned for easy access. The larger kitchen arrangements in the diversity and comfort ranges are worth considering if you expect to cook regularly during your holidays.
Many Malibu campervans include an onboard washroom, allowing you to freshen up without relying on campsite facilities. Depending on the range, the design may include a swivelling toilet, sliding or folding partitions and a shower area that can be separated from the rest of the washroom. This arrangement makes good use of the limited space inside a van conversion, particularly when you’re staying away for several nights.
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Malibu is a German leisure vehicle brand within the Carthago Group. Its history dates back to 1979, when Karl-Heinz Schuler established the business that would become Carthago. Malibu has since developed its own campervan and motorhome ranges, with an emphasis on interior construction, storage, and onboard features.
The main Malibu Van ranges include compact, comfort, diversity and first class – two rooms. Compact models focus on shorter vehicle lengths, while comfort and diversity offer different combinations of living space, kitchen equipment and storage. The first class – two rooms range features a partition that creates separate living and changing areas. Compare the available layouts and specifications to find the right fit for your holidays.
Sleeping capacity depends on the model and the equipment fitted. Some Malibu campervans sleep two people, while selected models can accommodate additional sleepers with an optional pop-up roof. Check the individual vehicle listing for its approved berth count and whether any extra sleeping arrangements are included or optional.
Malibu campervans are equipped for touring beyond the summer months, although suitability for colder weather depends on the model, its heating system, insulation, and specification. Before planning winter trips, check the vehicle’s heating and water systems, along with any cold-weather equipment fitted. Your intended destinations and the temperatures you expect to encounter should also influence your choice.
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