Motorhome holidays in Europe - how does it work? We received an email from a couple planning a 3-6 month motorhome holiday in Europe, starting in spring 2016. They had some questions, and we agreed to answer them here on the blog. Maybe someone else will benefit from the answers - or can contribute with more answers!
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Updated: September 2026 | Sète is a colorful port city on the Mediterranean Sea in southern France. Here, canals and fishing boats mingle with beaches, seafood, art and a big dose of southern French atmosphere. The city is sometimes called the ”Little Venice of Languedoc”, but Sète definitely has its own character. Here are our tips for things to see and do in Sète.
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Last Saturday, we were featured in the supplement Allt om Bilar in the newspaper Kvällsposten. Unfortunately, we can't find the article online and we don't have access to the newspaper here, so we haven't read the article ourselves ...
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Updated: September 2026 | Carcassonne in southern France is best known for the Cité de Carcassonne, the spectacular fortified city with high walls, towers and winding alleys. When we stepped through the gates it almost felt like entering a fantasy story. Here are our tips for things to see and do in Carcassonne.
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Today you can read about us and our motorhome trip in Helsingborgs Dagblad - Tidningen Hallå. Very funny we think, and we hope that we can inspire others to also travel with a motorhome in Europe!
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Updated: August 2026 | Portugal and Spain are two of Europe's most popular holiday destinations, but they offer quite different experiences. After several months of travelling by motorhome in both countries, we have gathered our own experiences. Here we compare prices, food, beaches, nature, camping and attractions to help you choose which country suits you best.
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Updated: September 2026 | Cap d'Agde is known for its large naturist village, where you can sunbathe, swim, shop and go to restaurants without a thread on your body. We visited the "nude town" for the first time in 2015 and returned ten years later, in the middle of high season. What is it really like to vacation in a place where almost everyone is naked? And how does it work with camping, beach, restaurants and the famous nightlife?
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Updated: August 2026 | Empuriabrava is an unusual holiday resort on the Costa Brava in northeastern Spain, known for its huge network of canals and homes with moorings right outside the house. We came here out of pure curiosity after several people recommended the place and were truly fascinated by the environment. We walked along the canals, watched the boat life and then continued our journey – but Empuriabrava is definitely a place to remember.
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Updated: August 2026 | Easter in Spain is marked by Semana Santa – Holy Week – when towns and villages are filled with religious processions, music, drums and large images of saints carried through the streets. We experienced the Easter celebrations in Tarragona and were impressed by the atmosphere, traditions and long processions that continued for hours.
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Updated: August 2026 | Tarragona is a historic coastal city in Catalonia, where Roman ruins meet medieval alleys, outdoor cafes and beaches on the Mediterranean. The city is especially known for its impressive remains from the Roman era, which are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We visited Tarragona during our motorhome trip through Spain and discovered a city that combines history, city life and the beach in a really nice way.
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