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But with everyone youre connected to via social media constantly posting their #outofoffice pictures from locales as far flung as Iceland and Indonesia, its also harder than ever to experience a destination thats truly off the beaten tourist path, especially if youre not an extreme backpacker or outdoorsman.
The Ecocapsule is the luxury solution to this problem, a portable, fully self-sufficient mobile home that you can park in any remote area your wanderlust desires and live off-the-grid. Its like camping, except not at all, because youll never be without electricity or a real toilet.
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This Ecocapsule is Basically a Mobile Hotel Room
Fitting up to two people, the Ecocapsules 88 square feet layout, featuring a kitchenette, folding bed with mattress, desk/dining table, cabinets and full bathroom, takes the tiny home trend to the next level.
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Designed to leave no ecological footprint, the mobile home doesnt need to connect to an outer power source. Instead it relies on high-efficiency solar panels and a low-noise, extendable wind turbine for electricity 24/7.
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This Ecocapsule is Basically a Mobile Hotel Room
The pods egg-like design wasnt constructed to be adorable (though it is), but to be heat-saving and, the coolest part, to collect rainwater, which is diverted into a water tank and filtered for consumption.
The capsule is equipped with heating and A/C and since its a smart home, you can control all pod functions through an app on your phone.
The Ecocapsule team created the micro-home to make living out of reach of solid infrastructure possible and eco-responsible. Suddenly deserted beaches, secluded forests or far-off mountains are way more accessible travel options, and a lot more comfortable than pitching a tent.
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This Ecocapsule is Basically a Mobile Hotel Room
Just think of all the #travelgoals photos you could take miles away from any tourist-y destination spots. It will cost you at least $87,729, but youll be the envy of your Instagram followers.