AN AMAZING James Bond-style camper that can cruise on land and sea has been revealed.

Known as the 'Sealvan,' the £60k amphibious caravan can reach speeds of up to 15mph out on the water.

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The Turkish company claims that the camper can remain on freshwater lakes for an unlimited amount of time, but is limited to three continuous months at sea, the

It has panoramic windows and a retractable sunroof, while it is also offered in two sizes: the smaller 4.2m long model starting at £26,000 and the larger 7.5m version kicking off at £60,700.

This particular Sealvan was first unveiled as a prototype last year, and is already on the market in several parts of Europe, although not yet in the UK.

The larger model, designed for family holidays, has two sitting areas, a kitchen, and space for up to four people.

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The lounge is located at the front of the vehicle and is fitted with a crescent-shaped seating area framed by a glass window.

The impressive kitchen includes a two-burner electric hob, a gas oven and a fridge freezer.

In front of the kitchen, you can find a bathroom with a special 'TMC' toilet for marine vessels, a shower and bathroom cabinets.

When it's bedtime, the lounge areas transform into sleeping quarters, with the seating turning into beds.

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The company believes its products will appeal to intrepid types who want to explore both on land and sea, but without the problems that come with having to switch between different vehicles.

The Sealvans website says: "All bays, forests and seas will now be your home."

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