Since the United Kingdom is no longer part of the European Union, different rules apply to British travellers heading to Europe with their caravan, motorhome or trailer tent. It’s important to check in advance which documents you need to bring so you won’t face any unpleasant surprises along the way. In this article, we’ll also explain the new Entry/Exit System (EES) that will soon apply to short stays in Schengen countries.
Read morePlanning a journey between the United Kingdom and France? The Eurotunnel is one of the fastest, most convenient ways to cross the Channel, offering a seamless experience for travellers with cars, caravans, and even pets. In this guide, we’ll take you through everything you need to know—from how it works and what to expect, to the costs, travel times, and important travel tips.
Read moreCold cheeks, a warm cup of tea and your camping chair amidst the red-brown leaves and chestnuts. For me, it’s the most beautiful season of the year: autumn! Maybe not in terms of weather or warmth, but there is something about that golden yellow landscape and earlier nightfall. Many campers have stored their tents in the attic or put their caravans back in storage. A pity if you ask me, because camping in autumn is really fun and cosy. It...
Read moreYou might think that camping involves a cramped tent and the need to get up in the middle of the night, armed with a toilet roll, to walk over to a grotty toilet block in the cold. There are no end of myths and old-fashioned ideas about camping. Let’s debunk five common camping myths!
Read moreMany cities in Europe have low emission zones that can only be entered with a valid emissions sticker or after registering. The cars and motorhomes that pollute the most are sometimes no longer allowed to enter the city or city centre. For which holiday destinations do you need emissions stickers in 2023? We have drawn up a list for you.
Read moreAre you heading to the mountains by car, motorhome, or caravan this winter? Then it’s important to know the rules for winter tyres and snow chains. Regulations differ between Austria and Switzerland. With this guide, you’ll know exactly what to expect – and avoid hefty fines or dangerous situations on the road.
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