• Level in two minutes — the E&P hydraulic self-levelling system takes the hassle out of pitching completely. Press the button and it’s done, no ramps or winding
• Proper warmth, everywhere — Alde wet central heating with underfloor runs pipes behind every panel, so the whole caravan heats evenly from floor to ceiling
• Two separate washrooms — the split layout gives you a dedicated shower on one side and a private toilet and basin on the other, with the option to close everything off as an en-suite
• The bed slides away — the retractable island bed pushes back during the day, giving you an extra 400 mm of floor space in the bedroom — no climbing over a fixed bed to get dressed
• Properly off-grid ready — a 100W roof-mounted solar panel and 40-litre onboard water tank mean you can keep the basics running without a hook-up

Bedroom
The rear bedroom centres on a transverse island bed that retracts during the day to free up proper standing room. Twin wardrobes either side give you full-length hanging space, and there’s generous under-bed storage accessible from both the bedroom and the rear panel. It’s a genuinely usable space — not just somewhere to sleep.

Washroom
The mid-caravan split washroom is one of the Bermuda’s standout features. On one side, a fully enclosed walk-in shower cubicle with its own door. On the other, a separate toilet and vanity room with a heated towel rail. Sliding doors let you configure it as a family bathroom or close it off completely as a private en-suite — practical either way.

Lounge
Up front, the L-shaped lounge wraps around a dedicated entertainment unit with a 32-inch TV as standard. The large Stargazer rooflight floods the space with natural light during the day and gives you a view of the sky at night. The seating converts into a generous double bed when needed, making this a proper four-berth. A comfortable space to settle into after a day out.

Kitchen
The central split kitchen punches well above its weight. A dual-fuel hob gives you three gas burners and one electric hotplate, backed by a separate oven and grill, a built-in microwave, and a tall 153-litre Dometic Series 10 fridge/freezer — the kind of fridge that actually handles a proper weekly shop. An extendable worktop gives you extra prep space when you need it and tucks away when you don’t.

Technology
The E&P hydraulic self-levelling system levels the caravan automatically at the touch of a button — no manual winding, no levelling ramps. The Alde 24-hour wet central heating with underfloor pipes keeps every corner of the caravan warm, and the 100W roof-mounted solar panel keeps the leisure battery topped up between hook-ups. The 40-litre onboard water tank gives you a decent reserve for off-grid stops.

Built on the AL-KO twin-axle chassis with ATC (AL-KO Trailer Control) as standard, the Bermuda is planted and stable at speed. ATC detects the early signs of snaking and applies individual wheel brakes automatically — you won’t feel a thing, but it’s always working in the background.

The 2022 redesign brought a fully reworked aerodynamic exterior profile with cleaner lines, a redesigned front gas locker for easier access, and seamless water-resistant interior wall panels throughout. These aren’t cosmetic changes — the new bonded wall construction genuinely reduces potential water ingress points.

With the 100W solar panel on the roof and a 150 kg maximum noseweight allowance, the Bermuda is set up for extended touring. At nearly two tonnes, it’s worth noting this caravan does not have a motor mover fitted — something to budget for if you’ll be manoeuvring on tight pitches without help.

Before purchasing any used caravan, it’s always worth running a history check through the CRiS register to verify keeper history, outstanding finance, and theft records.

Is the Buccaneer Bermuda towable on a normal car licence?
Yes. With an MTPLM of 2,000 kg, the Bermuda can be towed on a standard UK licence provided your tow car’s combined weight allowance (MAM + trailer MTPLM) falls within the legal limit for your entitlement. A large SUV, 4×4, or pick-up is the natural match for a caravan of this size and weight.

What kind of tow car do I need for the Bermuda?
You’ll want something with a towing capacity of at least 2,000 kg — ideally more, to stay comfortably within the 85% matching ratio most experienced towers recommend. Think along the lines of a Land Rover Discovery, Ford Ranger, Volkswagen Touareg, or similar. Check your vehicle handbook for its maximum towing weight and vertical noseweight limit (the Bermuda allows up to 150 kg on the hitch).

Should I get a damp report before buying?
Absolutely — and we’d always recommend it on any used caravan, regardless of age. The 2022 Buccaneer range uses the SoLiD bonded construction which is designed to resist water ingress, and the Bermuda carries a 10-year body integrity warranty (subject to a full annual service history). That said, an independent damp meter check around the windows, front bulkhead, and floor is always sensible peace of mind.

Does this Bermuda have a motor mover?
No, this one does not have a motor mover fitted. At nearly two tonnes, manoeuvring a twin-axle caravan by hand is very difficult, so a motor mover is a worthwhile addition to budget for — typically around £1,500–£2,200 fitted for a twin-axle unit.

Can I check the history of this caravan before buying?
Yes. The VIN is SGET000EXNBUC5058 — you can run this through the CRiS register to verify keeper history, check for outstanding finance, and confirm it hasn’t been recorded as stolen or written off. We’re happy for you to do your own checks before committing.

Can I part-exchange my current caravan?
Yes — Golden Castle accepts part exchanges. Get in touch with the details of your current caravan and we’ll give you a straightforward valuation.