If you’re looking for a family-friendly escape in the mountains, Fuente Dé in Northern Spain should be on your radar. Nestled in the heart of the Picos de Europa National Park, this hidden gem is a stunning blend of rugged peaks, alpine meadows, and panoramic views that take your breath away—literally and figuratively. Whether you look for a quiet family picnic or a more adventurous hike, Fuente Dé is the place to go.
If you’re craving a road trip that combines dramatic coastlines, emerald-green mountains and beautiful beaches Northern Spain—particularly the regions of Asturias and Cantabria—offers one of Europe’s most underrated campervan adventures. This corner of the Iberian Peninsula is a perfect destination for nature lovers, surfers, foodies, and slow travelers seeking an experience far removed from the crowds of Barcelona or Madrid.
The sublime Bohuslän Coast is known for being one of Sweden's most beautiful regions. Situated between Gothenburg and the Norwegian border, the coast is famous for its 8000 small islands and its special reddish granite which is most beautiful during sunset. But its rocky islands not only create a great scenery, they also offer amazing possibilities for kayaking.
Tucked away in the lush, green heart of Asturias, Covadonga is a destination that feels like it belongs in a storybook. This small yet profoundly significant place offers visitors a perfect blend of history, spirituality, and natural beauty, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring Spain. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Covadonga has something to offer.
Spain is often celebrated for its rich history, vibrant cities, and sun-soaked coastlines. But tucked away in the northern region of Navarra lies a natural wonder that defies the typical image of the country. The Bardenas Reales, a semi-desert landscape covering over 42,000 hectares, is one of Spain’s most unique terrains. With its surreal rock formations, vast plains, and deep ravines, this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve offers an experience unlike any other in Spain.
Planning a Baie de Somme campervan itinerary? This beautiful coastal region in northern France is one of the best destinations for a relaxing road trip. With charming fishing villages, wide tidal landscapes, and incredible wildlife, Baie de Somme offers the perfect mix of nature and culture. Located only a few hours from Belgium and northern Europe, the bay is ideal for a short campervan escape. Distances between towns are small, the roads are easy to drive, and several places offer convenient campervan parking. In this guide, we share our 2-day Baie de Somme campervan itinerary, including the best towns to visit, scenic stops, and practical travel tips.
Exploring the forests and valleys of the Ardennes by campervan is one of the most enjoyable ways to discover this beautiful region of Belgium. With winding rivers, quiet villages and scenic viewpoints, the area is perfect for a slow and relaxing road trip. During our Belgian Ardennes road trip, we spent ten days travelling through forests, visiting waterfalls, kayaking lakes and hiking to beautiful viewpoints along the way. Travelling by campervan made it easy to explore small roads and stop whenever a landscape caught our attention.
The Lesse Valley in the belgian Ardenne is famous for its beautiful nature, its outdoor activities and its castles. The Valley is the gateway to Belgian’s mountain region called Ardenne and due to its situation close to many cities, it is the perfect destination for a week-end outing.
Switzerland had been on our travel list for a long time, and exploring it by campervan felt like the perfect adventure. This 10 days Switzerland campervan itinerary follows a scenic route through some of the most beautiful regions of the country. Our road trip took us from lakeside towns to high mountain passes and spectacular alpine valleys, making it an unforgettable campervan adventure.
The famous Rhine falls in Switzerland, not far from the German border between Schaffhausen and Zurich, is the most powerful waterfall in Europe and a majeur tourist attraction in Switzerland. In summer, the water flows at a rate of 600,000 litres per second and boats take you right on the bottom of this amazing natural site which was formed in the last ice age, more than 15,000 years ago.
We visited Switzerland, this beautiful country famous for its breathtaking mountain panorama. This is our 12 days campervan itinerary:
Hiking is one of the main summer activities in Switzerland and the beautiful mountain panorama is always worth the detour. But this time, we wanted to see more than that and decided to visit the Aletsch Arena in the Bernese Alps to hike along the famous Aletsch Glacier, the greatest (and probably most accessible) glacier of the Alps.
When thinking about Sweden, most people probably think of the lakes with its red cabins, wide landscapes and... well... reindeers. While we did see lots of lakes and even more red cabins on our road trip in southern Sweden, we somehow missed the northern wilderness and its special fauna. This is why, we decided to go North and experience another Sweden, a much more lonely Sweden with unpaved roads, an uninhabited landscape as far as the eye can see and, of course, reindeers, these beautiful animals from the North.
Most people, when thinking about Denmark, think about its capital with its colorful houses, its canals and last but not least its Mermaid statue. Who in Europe has not already thought about a week-end trip to Copenhagen? But there is more to the country than just its capital. Indeed, Denmark is a beautiful country with diverse countrysides from huge white sanded beaches, dunes and cliffs to wide yellow rape seed fields. This is the Denmark we wanted to discover. Here are our 10 must-sees.
If you love nature, an excursion to Mandø island, a small island of 8 km2 with only 40 inhabitants in the middle of the Wadden sea, is a must-do in Denmark. The small access road which gets flooded twice per day makes this day trip an unforgettable experience.
