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Compass Omega

RoamWorthy records the Compass Omega as a touring caravan. Recorded catalogue data: 2 to 4 berths; layout: End Washroom; length 7.35m; width 2.26m; height 2.64m; MTPLM 1,550kg; payload 155kg; recorded price range £7,500 to £28,500. No live dealer stock is currently linked to this model on RoamWorthy. Specifications can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment. Check the individual listing and manufacturer documentation before purchase.

Compass Omega key facts

  • Berths: 2-4
  • MTPLM: 1550 kg
  • MIRO: 1395 kg
  • Payload: 155 kg
  • Length: 7.35 m
  • Width: 2.26 m
  • Observed price range: £7,500 to £28,500

Key features

  • SoLiD (Strong, Light and Dry) bonded construction system
  • AL-KO galvanised steel chassis with Euro-axle and ATC trailer control
  • Panoramic Sky-Scape sunroof providing exceptional interior light
  • Alde 24-hour programmable central heating and hot water system
  • Grade III Thermal Insulation for all-season caravanning
  • Ozone-friendly 'Noce Ampere' cabinetry with soft-close hinges
  • External BBQ and 230V mains points as standard

Is the Compass Omega a reliable mid-range caravan?

The Compass Omega is a well-regarded mid-range caravan known for its robust SoLiD construction and high standard specification. Available in 2 to 4-berth configurations, it features premium components such as Alde central heating and AL-KO ATC trailer control. With prices ranging from £7,500 to £28,500, it serves as a durable all-season tourer for couples and families alike.

  • SoLiD bonded construction for enhanced water ingress protection.
  • Alde 24-hour programmable central heating and Grade III insulation.
  • AL-KO chassis equipped with ATC trailer control for towing stability.
  • Interior features include Noce Ampere cabinetry and a Sky-Scape sunroof.
  • Layouts include Fixed Island Bed, Transverse Island, and Twin Fixed Single Beds.

Worth knowing: Alde heating systems require more regular maintenance than standard blown-air setups. With an MTPLM of 1550kg, these caravans require a vehicle with significant towing capacity.

Buying a Compass Omega: What you need to know

Who it suits

  • Year-round tourers who require Grade III insulation and programmable central heating.
  • Couples seeking a spacious 2-berth retreat or families needing a 4-berth layout with fixed beds.
  • Drivers with a substantial tow car capable of managing a 1550kg MTPLM.

Reasons to consider it

  • The SoLiD construction method provides a strong, light, and dry body shell.
  • High-end features like external BBQ and 230V points are included as standard.
  • The interior feels bright and airy due to the large Sky-Scape sunroof.

What to check

  • Verify the service history of the Alde heating system, as fluid changes are required periodically.
  • Check the operation of the soft-close hinges on the Noce Ampere cabinetry.
  • Inspect the panoramic sunroof seals for any signs of debris or wear.
  • Confirm the specific layout, as the Omega was produced with both fixed island and twin single bed configurations.

Worth knowing: Payload is limited to 155kg, which may be restrictive for families carrying heavy equipment. The Alde heating system adds weight compared to entry-level Compass ranges like the Casita.

Compare the Compass Omega with similar models

ModelBerthsMTPLMLengthTypical price
Compass Omega41550 kg7.35 m£7,500 to £28,500
Compass Capiro41550 kg7.35 m£16,500 to £32,000
Bailey Pegasus Milan41499 kg7.25 m£11,500 to £24,950

The Compass Omega sits as a mid-range contender, balancing the technical benefits of SoLiD construction with a high-specification interior. When compared to the Elddis Affinity, which shares a similar 1550kg MTPLM but is slightly longer at 7.42m, the Omega offers a more compact 7.35m footprint. While the Bailey Unicorn Cadiz provides a similar 4-berth layout, it carries a higher MTPLM of 1600kg. The Omega remains a competitive choice for those prioritising Alde heating and ATC control within a £7,500 to £28,500 price bracket.

Worth knowing: Specifications and prices can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment.

Compass Omega Ownership Advice

  • Utilise the external 230V and BBQ points to maximise living space during summer months.
  • Ensure the caravan is level when parked to allow the Alde central heating to circulate efficiently.
  • Monitor the condition of the galvanised steel chassis for any signs of road salt accumulation.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Overloading the 155kg payload, especially when fitting heavy optional extras like motor movers.
  • Neglecting the AL-KO ATC system checks during annual servicing.

Worth knowing: Always confirm the exact MTPLM for your specific model year before calculating towing ratios.

Alternatives to the Compass Omega

  • Compass Capiro - The Capiro offers a similar 1550kg MTPLM and 7.35m length but typically commands a higher price range up to £32,000.
  • Bailey Pegasus Milan - For those seeking a lighter 4-berth alternative, the Pegasus Milan has a lower MTPLM of 1499kg and a shorter 7.25m length.
  • Bailey Senator Indiana - Buyers with a lower budget may prefer the Senator Indiana, which occupies a price bracket between £6,500 and £11,000.

Data and source notes

  • This page uses the maintained RoamWorthy record for the Compass Omega.
  • 4 model images are recorded for this page and served from RoamWorthy-hosted media.
  • 4 recorded source groups are available in the source section below.

Proof notes

  • Specifications can differ by production year, trim and optional equipment.
  • Dealer listings are used as current marketplace evidence, not as a substitute for the exact vehicle documentation.

Worth knowing: Confirm weights, dimensions and fitted equipment for the exact vehicle before purchase or towing.

Sources and review status for the Compass Omega

This page is supported by 4 recorded source groups.

Last reviewed: 2026-07-31T06:13:20.605677+00:00