April 30, 2022 San Daniele del Friuli is a village in the north-east of Italy. We visit it quite often, I would say every year. The reason is its quite good position close to the motorway from Austria to Italy. How far is San Daniele from the motorway + price for motorway toll…
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April 28, 2022 Grado is a small but pretty town north of Venice. When I've talked to other caravanners about it, most people don't know it at all and have never been to Grado by caravan. Grado has a very nice little centre. There are boats parked right in the center, there is…
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April 27, 2022 We have been to Florence twice. Once about ten years ago in the summer, when we were travelling around Europe by car. We slept in a campsite in Pisa and only went to Florence for a day trip. The last time we were in Florence was in the fall. I…
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April 4, 2022 The caravan show is the best way to see and especially to feel all the caravans. If you're buying a camper van, it's a good idea to check out the bed length or shower size. Caravan dealers don't usually stock all models, so you won't really know about your options….
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We were in Portugal for more than one month in 2017. The main goal was surfing on Portuguese beaches and exploring the ocean coast. I had never been to Portugal before, Ema had been to Porto when she was in college. When you say surfing in Europe, everyone just thinks…
View moreAll caravans and camper vans have opening sunroofs and opening side windows. Most vans also have opening windows in the sliding doors and rear opening doors. All windows have double glazing, which ensures good thermal and acoustic insulation. Roof windows Roof windows are forced ventilation, meaning that a small amount…
View moreI’m sure you’ve noticed that I call everything a caravan. I quite like it that way, and I’m not going to lie, it’s easier for me that way. After all, there’s only one caravanning too. We don’t call this hobby RVing or motorhoming. So it makes no difference to me…
View moreCurrently, all caravans sold in Europe today are classified as special M1 motorhome-type vehicles, regardless of their weight, length, height or width. “A caravan is therefore a category M1, not a lorry, regardless of its weight” So you can take it into the city centre and the same rules apply…
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