Adria Adora 612 Seine

We had an Adria 2017 Isonzo and in the hot weather the front windows and sky window completely fell out during a trip , we were unable to get any help as we had not had it serviced during the covid years. There is no help from Adria and no one could mend it so it had to go to scrap . That is my answer to Adria caravans .

That sounds awful!

Cant say I have come across anything like that in my research tbh?

I had an Adria Isonzo 2015, bought from new. It was faultless in the 6 years I owned it - the best caravan I owned in my 40 years+ of touring. I found the aftersales service was brilliant and Adria even gave grace to those who couldn't get their caravans serviced in lockdown. I never had a problem and also used 3 different mobile Adria approved service people. I think you'll find, if you do your research, Adria top the list for Customer Satisfaction most years. That said - there's always one!

I bought mine on recommendations from mobile service engineers and others who were in the trade. My conclusions were that I would be vastly reducing my 'risks' by buying Adria. As it turned out, I was correct.

We had a Adria Adora 640 twin axle a few years ago and it was well built and never had any issues, we have a friend in UK who had an Elddis and had nothing but trouble but he had 2 Adrias before that and now on his 4th Adria and a very happy bunny and we know he would recommend them over most UK caravans.

Quality, reliability, and good aftercare.

Rare to see those qualities together in on sentence these days.

Thank you.

Most of my research on Adria seems to be confirming that.

Thank you.