Offline Unveils New Solitaire: The “Floating” Hybrid Travel Trailer for Glamping Couples

While the images in the gallery show us very little of what’s inside the Solitaire, there’s a little video below that’s sure to give you a clear understanding. If you don’t have time to watch said video – I recommend it – all you need to know is that the rear of the unit is reserved for nothing other than an ensuite bathroom, accessible only when and if you need it, and set up on an electric platform that forms the rear of the Solitaire while traveling. Regarding the pop-top, it’s for nothing other than creating some extra headroom inside, even though you could easily rest for the night without ever popping the top.

As for what we can expect from the interior of this bad boy, the unit is reserved for nothing more than an innerspring queen bed, a lounge with a dinette, a kitchenette, plenty of storage cabinets, and access directly to the bathroom I mentioned. Heaters, AC units, countless power outlets, and fans.

Now, as nice as that interior looks, there’s more to the Solitaire. I’m talking about all the off-grid features Offline places at our disposal. According to the current product page, which is bound to receive a massive upgrade here pretty soon, the Solitaire can be loaded up with up to 800 W of solar panel power, 600 Ah of lithium battery array, and as much as 340 l (90 gals) of fresh water, all of it, integrated into that bulletproof shell.

Photo: Offline Campers / YouTube Screenshot

Finally, like most other Australian campers we’ve seen over the years, the Solitaire is heavily inclined toward outdoor living, and with that in mind, we discover the last piece of this puzzle: the galley. To whip up your meals, Offline invites and urges future Solitaire owners to cook their favorite meals outdoors under God’s everlasting gaze.

Here, future owners will have access to a galley that’s set up on a slide-out and equipped with gas and hot water lines. A 95-liter fridge also accompanies the mix and is spotted at the very nose of the Solitaire. An awning overhead provides shade in case the sun’s beating down on your neck. Be sure to take a moment out of your busy day to imagine yourself in the center of all that you see.

But there is a big catch to this unit: it’s only available to Australian residents. After all, Offline doesn’t ship to the US, and if they did, they’d need an entirely new production line to give us units designed for our roads and regulations. That said, I may just be looking into taking a trip to Aussieland to see what a Solitaire can do, with the risk that I may forever stay there.