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Our motorhome is still in the workshop - faulty windscreen wiper motor

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Writer: Helena Bergström

You may remember what happened to our FREEDOM motorhome at the end of October last year, when we were on our way to Kristinehamn to give a lecture on motorhome travel in Europe? All of a sudden, in the middle of the motorway, the motorhome stopped working and we had to stop at the side of the road and wait for the recovery team.

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5 big cities for Easter holidays - our top tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Today, we're looking at some great cities for Easter holidays. Easter is just around the corner, and in many workplaces this means several days off in a row. You might want to take the opportunity to travel, but where should you go? We suggest a bunch of cool and affordable cities that are worth discovering.

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7 dream trips we will never take

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Many dream journeys can be difficult to realise, but there can still be a chance, especially if you work hard at it. We have managed to realise a dream trip on the Trans-Siberian Railway and another to New Zealand.

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Learning to dive - ”join” Peter on a course!

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Writer: Helena Bergström

How do you actually learn to dive? Peter did a small test dive on The Wilderness Fair a few weeks ago and was immediately hooked. He wanted to try this again! He booked a course at the fair and took the course books and films home with him. The course started last Friday, and this weekend has been two intense days centred around diving. "Join" Peter on a diving course!

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Luxurious sandwiches for the party – some delicious favorites

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Sometimes we like to splurge. It could be something special we want to celebrate, or we just want to add a little something extra to an ordinary weekend. A couple of luxurious sandwiches with a little cava can make any day feel special. Plus, it's nice to treat yourself when you have guests.

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Travelling with a dog or cat - what are the rules?

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Are you planning to travel with your dog, cat or other pet? What happens when you fly and how does it work when travelling by camper van? And if you want to travel outside Europe, what happens? We've received a lot of questions about this, especially when it comes to travelling with dogs in a motorhome outside Europe.

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7 activities at Vildmarksmässan and Båtmässan

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Writer: Helena Bergström

FREEDOMtravel is testing! Yesterday, when we went to the trade fairs, Peter packed both trainers and swimming trunks. "What on earth are you going to do?", I thought. "Testing stuff!", was the answer. No sooner said than done, FREEDOMtravel has now tested 7 activities at the Wilderness Fair and the All for the Lake Fair.

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Female solo sailors – fascinating at Allt för sjön

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Laura Dekker was only 14 years old when she sailed around the world alone. Elizabeth Tyler was much older when she challenged herself and, after the sudden death of her husband, decided to single-handedly continue sailing the sailboat that her husband had mainly managed. Peter and I listened to two fascinating stories of female solo sailors yesterday during the All for the Sea event at the Stockholm Fair.

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Stylish sunglasses - and the ones not to choose

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Writer: Helena Bergström

This sunglasses thing, guys. I mean, I love sunglasses. Not so much because I think I look good in them, but because they are so incredibly restful for my eyes. I get migraines easily from strong sun, and it's really nice to crawl in behind a pair of dark, protective glasses.

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Fondue - Swiss, Swedish and Japanese

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Writer: Helena Bergström

I've always been a bit confused when people talk about fondue. What exactly is it? The word sounds undeniably French. But it also makes me think of the Alps. Peter, however, who is 15 years older than me, has grown up with fondue as a "Swedish classic". And besides ... you can get some kind of fondue in some Asian restaurants, right?

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