The most luxurious caravan in the world (or nearly) costs 300,000 dollars and it is every bit as spectacular as it looks

Caravans are usually very practical vehicles, focused on comfort and functionality above all else. But with the Jayco Embark Luxury, travelling by caravan doesn’t have to mean giving up luxury and opulence. Built by Thor Industries and Spartan Speciality Vehicles, it has a series of features that make it a formidable vehicle, ideal for covering the roads of the United States wrapped in a luxurious package. A vehicle that outclasses many “fixed” houses and would be the dream of more than one person.

To get an idea, just imagine a full-size Rolls-Royce with every comfort. To begin with, luxury furnishings and a 50-inch screen with a soundbar in the living area, plus a 32-inch one in the bedroom, so you won’t miss the movie of the night. Furthermore, the kitchen is not just a place to fry a couple of eggs; it is equipped to prepare any ‘gourmet‘ menu you might need at any time.

A conventional microwave, a Whirlpool fridge, a worktop and a stainless steel sink are some of the elements that let you enjoy this kitchen in style. As for the bathroom, it has a shower with a skylight, a washbasin and a toilet, with enough room to enjoy the moment without feeling cramped or uncomfortable. A king-size bed and a large wardrobe occupy the bedroom, and laundry can be done thanks to the washing machine and dryer found in the caravan. All functions, such as lighting, temperature control and other interior features, can be controlled through a touch panel located within reach at the rear.

Outdoors, you can watch TV thanks to a 39-inch HDTV LED screen, and to shade yourself from the sun it has an electric awning that unfolds to create a barrier against the sun. There is also a control centre to keep an eye on what is happening inside. Further proof of its luxury and comfort is the fireplace and comfortable reclining seats, perfect for enjoying the fire or the TV.

The Embark Luxury Coach is built on the Spartan K1 chassis and uses a Cummins diesel engine producing 360 CV. The most basic version costs 290,000 dollars, although the price rises considerably with options. Admittedly, given its equipment, it is not an ordinary caravan, and surely there are people who would happily pay that amount. And it’s quite possible they would be more comfortable in it than in their own home.