Relax, spontaneity, lack of a compass, a break from people, or, quite the opposite, bonding at the campsite. That's how life goes. Go wherever Staszek's van takes you; he knows the roads well. He's got 18 years of travel under his belt. He used to help people with disabilities get from place to place, and now, in his new boho guise, in his well-deserved retirement, he's on eternal vacation. He watches sunsets on the beach, admires kitesurfers on the Little Sea, traverses forest paths, and ventures into cities. Give him a chance for another adventure; he's old, but he's got fire. He starts right up, the engine purrs. Everything is as it should be, without any modern frills or frills. But as my grandfather used to say, it's like an old Mercedes, "there's nothing," so there's nothing to break. It burns 8-9 liters per 100 km, has a comfortable bed, cold tap water, electricity for charging, and a unique feature – a hammock you can attach between the car and a tree.

Bring your favorite person with you. It has to be your favorite, because it's cozy inside, which means you'll be snuggling whether you like it or not. Bring some wine, a good mood, towels, and a few travel ideas. Then see where Staszek takes you. See you on the road.

On four wheels, on the beach, in the forest, in the city center, at a campsite, by the lake. Wherever you want. We love being in the wilderness, because sleeping in such natural surroundings is more than a pleasure. All the sounds of nature, which we city dwellers ignore, are incredibly intense here. Rain helps you fall asleep, the wind lulls you to sleep, and the waves soothe you. The air conditioning is natural, as air enters the van through a vent in the roof. The sun doesn't wake you up at dawn, as the windows have curtains. However, you can leave them open and wake up with the first rays of sunshine.

The Staszek van is available for pickup in Gdańsk, but for an additional fee, we can deliver it to your chosen location. The van uses 8-9 liters per 100 km and is diesel.

There's not much space inside, but enough for two people. Cozy, because you'll have to cuddle up and figure out who's at the counter. Boho, bright, and beautiful. That's how you'll live. An 18-year-old Volkswagen Transporter T4, which once transported people with disabilities and is now a holiday home, has a driver's and passenger compartment in the front, and in the back there's room for:
- A 120x190 cm bed with bedding
- Window blinds
- A refrigerator
- A single-burner gas stove - portable and cartridges
- Dishes, a pot, a frying pan
- A washbasin/sink with water tanks - clean and gray. There's enough water for a few days of traveling; then you'll have to fill and empty the tanks, for example, at a campsite. The water is at "room temperature," meaning it's not heated.
- A shower head connected to the water - we recommend showering outdoors when it's really hot, as the water in the van is unheated. - Storage spaces, cabinets
- USB charging and a standard 220V plug - you can bring your computer and work
- Radio
- Hammock - you can attach it to the van on one side and to a tree on the other, for example
- Blankets, pillows, and rugs, e.g., for picnics
- Lanterns
- A table for serving breakfast in bed and picnic dinners
- Extension cord
- Fire pit

You must bring your own towels.

For an additional fee, we can equip the van with a projector and a "screen" for showing summer cinema.

Pets (small and medium-sized) are welcome, as long as they enjoy their activities. Dogs must travel in carriers for their safety.

Wherever the map takes you, or without a plan at all. Life in a van is a constant adventure. Activities depend on the weather, your mood, whims, and spontaneity. You can head to Hel and try surfing, you can jump into Masuria, get lost in the Kashubian forests, plan a road trip around Poland and go somewhere you've never been before.

We most often head to the Hel Peninsula because we love its surfy, laid-back atmosphere. And if we're craving solo walks along the most beautiful beaches, we head to Słajszewo, Stilo, Lubiatowo, Szklana Huta, or Sasino. If you want to see seals relaxing on an island in the Mewia Łacha nature reserve, we recommend staying at Campsite No. 69 Orlinek on Sobieszewska Island. It's a clean, pleasant campsite in the forest.

Besides, you can sleep as late as you like and relax as much as you can. Rise for sunrise, take a dawn swim in the lake, grab a mat and practice yoga outdoors, pick up some bread at the nearby bakery, and enjoy breakfast on the grass. You can even have a romantic picnic dinner.

Staszek's van comes with a hammock, which we personally think is the best idea ever. You attach one part to the hammock, the other to a tree, and chill out as much as you can.