This is an independent review of Royal Flair Caravans. It is based on data collected through our research team from off road caravans.

1. ROYAL FLAIR RAPTOR
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The Royal Flair Raptor is about 11 feet 5 inches and looks all set to take you on an
adventurous ride to exotic off-grid locations. To get in a little bit of history, the Royal
flair caravans was started in 1975 and the 40 years of experience has resulted in
beautifully designed caravans that are well loved.
This offroad caravan when Bill Derelas, the owner, wanted a caravan in which he
could eat, sleep and do whatever he needed to do when he was out in the outback.
From this need, was designed the Royal flair raptor, designed specifically for the
great outbacks.
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The mother of all offroad caravans
Anything and everything that you would need for a great offroad adventure as a
space assigned to it in this caravan.
The royal flair is a bulletproof offroader, meant to take you to all those exotic
locales.
There is a boat rack, rack.tray for quad bikes or motorbikes.
2x105Ah AGM battery, with solar panels for sufficient energy
2x65L water capacities
Storage space available on the roof can be tailored to hold fishing equipment,
dinghies or even kayaks.
How it looks on the outside:
The Raptor looks every bit as formidable as it is meant to be, with impregnable
fibreglass armour which has been specifically designed to win the against the
hard rocks and the craggy rocks that it will be pitted against. The van is so well
designed that there water cannot leak into in, even if the sheathing is
compromised.
The exemplary underpinnings include a 6in G&S SupaGal chassis along with a
drawbar with 75mm raiser for additional ground clearance. The suspension is a
3.5T-rated G&S Control Rider while Cooper S/T MAXX all-terrain tyres are used
for better driving comfort.

3. ROYAL FLAIR RAPTOR
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Other Positives
al fresco kitchen has a slide out barbecue fixed at the near side adds interest to the
caravan
High checkerplate at the front
There is an interesting spotlight on the aerodynamic front wall as well as the rear
wall
For people who enjoy their outdoor, there is an awning , an exterior shower, a picnic
table, speakers and more.
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All this and more at a tare weight of 2133kg and with boast worthy payload of
800kg.
This means that, apart from the motorbikes that you can take along, there is
sufficient bandwidth for clothing, food and water.
What is on the inside:
There is smart utilisation of space inside the caravan, giving you plenty of space
for storage in a caravan with such diminutive measures.
The rear club lounge that consists of a telescopic drop-down table can be
converted into the sleeping area with space-saving shower or toilet area. The
interiors are well planned but they do not dense.
The kitchen has great excellent cooking facilities like a three-burner cooktop with
sink and 80L fridge/freezer. Ofcourse, here too, there is a lot of storage space,
which includes a dual space pull out pantry.
Verdict:
The Royal Flair Raptor is the perfect boy tor for the dusty trails of the outbacks,
feeding the adrenalin driven frenzy of hardcore campers. Priced at 73,236$, this
is a rugged beauty that delivers way above what it is meant to.