
The Westfalia Jules Verne is no ordinary campervan. Built on a Mercedes base, it blends sleek styling with clever, compact living. Think of it as a luxury apartment that happens to have wheels. With its high-end interior, pop-top roof, swivelling seats, and full kitchen setup, it is made for long weekends and spontaneous road trips alike. But with all that built-in comfort comes a clear need for proper insurance.
This is not just about covering a van. It is about protecting a very specific, high-spec vehicle that has more tech than some people’s homes. From the onboard electrics to the well-finished fixtures, repairs are not your average DIY job.
Just imagine pulling into a quiet rural campsite. The kettle’s on, the fairy lights are up, and there is a buzz of anticipation in the air. Then someone reversing a much larger motorhome takes a bit too sharp a turn; and bumps your offside mirror clean off. Or worse, clips the side panel.
Now, without proper insurance, you could be facing a serious bill. Especially if your insurer treats the Jules Verne like any old van, rather than the sophisticated, custom camper that it is.
The Jules Verne stands out for a few reasons that directly affect insurance:
Insurance should reflect the way the camper is used; and the original nature of this model. A good policy might include:
There are plenty of options out there, but not all of them understand what a campervan like this actually needs. Some insurers may treat it like a converted van. Others might not cover built-in tech or personal belongings properly. That is why it pays to take a few minutes to check the small print, or better yet, choose a provider who already knows what they are doing.
The Westfalia Jules Verne is a joy to drive, a pleasure to stay in, and; when protected properly, a camper you can count on for years of adventures. Get a quote through this website and choose cover that suits your van, your lifestyle, and your a sense of being covered.
Then all that is left to worry about is where to head next. Coast? Forest? Somewhere with a bakery within walking distance?