What cars can tow the Eriba Touring Tourist?

The Eriba Touring Tourist has an MTPLM of 1300kg. For safe towing, your vehicle should have a kerbweight of at least 1105kg (85% ratio). Check your vehicle handbook for its maximum towing capacity and ensure it exceeds 1300kg.

Is the Eriba Touring Tourist good for families?

Yes, with 4 berths, the Eriba Touring Tourist is suitable for family use. Consider the sleeping arrangements (fixed beds vs convertible dinettes) and storage space when touring with children.

Is the Eriba Touring Tourist suitable for seasonal pitches?

The Eriba Touring Tourist can be used on seasonal pitches. Check the insulation rating and heating specifications for year-round use. Models with Alde heating and good insulation perform better in colder months.

What is the warranty on the Eriba Touring Tourist?

Warranty terms vary by dealer and whether the unit is new or used. New Eriba caravans typically include manufacturer warranty. Always confirm warranty details with the selling dealer before purchase.

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At a glance

The Eriba Touring Tourist sleeps 4, suitable for families or couples who want extra space.
At 1,300kg MTPLM, this sits in the mid-weight range for towing.
Layout: Transverse Bed (also available in Rear Dinette, Fixed V-Bed).
Used prices typically range from £12,000 to £34,500.

Quick Verdict

Exceptional resale value and build quality

Lightweight enough for a wide range of tow cars

Superb aerodynamic performance reduces fuel costs

Iconic retro styling that never goes out of fashion

Limited internal storage compared to full-sized caravans

Bathroom facilities can feel cramped in smaller layouts

Premium pricing compared to other small caravans

The Vitals

Berths

MTPLM

1,300kg

Length

5.1m

Price Guide

Good PriceHigh Price

£12,000£34,500

Used Market Estimate

£12,000, £34,500

The average price for a used Eriba Touring Tourist is £23,250

About the Eriba Touring Tourist

The Eriba Touring Tourist is an iconic cult classic that has defined the compact caravan market for over sixty years. Its unique aerodynamic shape, inspired by aircraft design, not only makes it an eye-catching sight on the road but also ensures exceptional fuel efficiency and stability while towing. The hallmark pop-top roof provides the best of both worlds: a low profile for easy storage and towing, combined with generous standing room and excellent ventilation once you arrive at your destination.

Inside, the Tourist range manages to pack a surprising amount of luxury into a compact footprint. Every inch of the interior is meticulously engineered, featuring high-quality cabinetry, clever storage solutions, and a cozy dinette that usually converts into a comfortable sleeping area. Whether you are a solo adventurer or a couple seeking a stylish getaway, the Eriba Touring offers a timeless blend of retro charm and modern engineering. Browse the latest Eriba Touring models and find your perfect travel companion right here on RoamWorthy.

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Interior Layout & Sleeping Configuration

Explore the Eriba Touring Tourist floorplan and discover how the space works.

Layout Type

Transverse Bed

Rear Dinette

Fixed V-Bed

Sleeping Capacity

4berths

About the Layout

Features a fixed bed plus additional sleeping space for 4 people. The fixed bed provides hotel-style comfort without the need for nightly conversion.

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Transverse island bed

Rear transverse island bed, corner washroom

4 berth

🛏 Fixed bed

🚿 Washroom

🛋 Lounge

112 models share this layout

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Eriba Touring Tourist Price Guide

Typical Price Range

£12,000, £34,500

Eriba Touring Tourist prices vary based on year, specification, condition, and mileage. The presence of a recent damp check or full service history can affect value.

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Weights

MTPLM1,300 kg

Unladen Weight950 kg

Payload Capacity350 kg

Dimensions

Overall Length5.08 m

Overall Width2.00 m

Overall Height2.26 m

Accommodation

Sleeping Capacity2-4 berths

Layout Types

Transverse Bed

Rear Dinette

Fixed V-Bed

Pop-top Multi-berth

Towing Requirement

To legally tow this Eriba Touring Tourist at its MTPLM of 1,300 kg, your tow vehicle needs a minimum towing capacity of 1,300 kg. Check your car's towing capacity →

Can your car tow the Touring Tourist?

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MTPLM: 1,300kg•Recommended tow car kerbweight: 1,530kg+

How we assess the Eriba Touring Tourist

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Specs vary by year, trim, and options. Weights, dimensions, berths, and equipment can differ between model years and optional packs
Prices based on recent UK listings where available. Price ranges reflect current and recent dealer listings. Actual prices may vary by condition, year, and specification
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Practical ownership tips

Towing suitability

At 1,300kg MTPLM, your tow car needs a kerbweight of at least 1,529kg to meet the 85% guideline. Check towing capacity by reg or use the towing calculator to compare a specific car and caravan.

Available payload

The Eriba Touring Tourist has approximately 350kg of user payload. This must cover all personal belongings, water, gas, awning, and accessories. Overloading affects handling and is illegal.

Before you buy

Request a habitation check or damp survey for any used caravan. Check the service history, tyre age, chassis condition, and whether the CRIS registration matches the seller. Specifications vary by year and trim level.

Buyer guide: is this the right model for you?

Best for

Couples and solo tourers who value lightweight towing, compact dimensions, and distinctive retro design over interior space.

Touring style

Weekend breaks, European touring, and frequent short trips where easy towing and simple setup matter more than room to spread out.

Key strengths

• Very lightweight, towable by most small to mid-size cars
• Pop-top roof keeps towing height low and improves fuel economy
• Compact footprint fits smaller pitches and storage spaces
• Tends to hold its value well, helped by an enthusiastic owner community

Trade-offs to consider

• Limited headroom when the pop-top is lowered
• Smaller living and kitchen space than fixed-roof caravans of similar berth count
• Fewer layout options compared to mainstream ranges
• Can command a premium relative to its interior size

Consider an alternative if...

If you need more interior space or fixed-bed layouts, look at lightweight fixed-roof models from Bailey or Swift in the 2-berth range. If pop-top style appeals but you want more room, consider a campervan conversion.