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Mangrove boat trip in Langkawi, Malaysia

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Today we have made an excursion to the north-eastern part of Langkawi, and made a mangrove boat trip through the mangrove swamp. It was an interesting trip, where we got to see all sorts of wildlife - some of which we've never heard of before - and learn more about nature.

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Underwater World in Langkawi

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Writer: Helena Bergström

We visited the Underwater World in Langkawi. This is one of the biggest attractions in Langkawi and the huge building houses lots of fish and other animals from a variety of environments, from the rainforest to Antarctica.

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Checklist for travelling abroad - don't miss this!

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Here is a small checklist for travelling abroad. Before embarking on a trip, you need to check and organise certain things. Sometimes you may need to plan a few months in advance, especially if you are travelling long distances or to more unusual destinations. Here's a checklist of things that can be useful to check well in advance.

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A film on LPG safety in motorhomes and caravans

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Writer: Helena Bergström

The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency has produced a film on LPG safety in motorhomes and caravans. They write: "Keep in mind that it is no longer compulsory to have a LPG inspection when you inspect your vehicle. It is up to you to take responsibility for ensuring that your LPG installation is tight and safe. Many inspection centres offer leak testing."

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The history of sushi - from survival to delicacy

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Sushi must be one of the best things in the world ... or what do you think? Here we had takeaway sushi for dinner today, and tomorrow we will try to cook sushi ourselves. Anyone who has tried it? If so, do you have any tips for us? I also got a little curious about the history of sushi and read up on it.

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Dangerous travel? – some destinations that have caused some concern...

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Writer: Helena Bergström

When people ask if it's not dangerous to travel there, I usually answer that it's dangerous to live. There are risks everywhere, but if you are not reckless, travelling is usually not overly dangerous. However, some destinations can be more dangerous than others.

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Motorhome season 2012

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That's probably the end of the motorhome season for this year. And we think back to all the fun we have had with the motorhome during the year!

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Malmköping's swimming and camping - at Lake Hosjön in Sörmland

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Updated: October 2026 | Malmköpings Bad och Camping is beautifully situated by Lake Hosjön in Sörmland, with a swimming area, green areas and walking distance to Malmköpings city centre. We have been here with our camper van both on sunny summer days and on a chilly autumn weekend. We appreciated the lakeside location and the nice service houses on both visits – even though the autumn stay also offered a little adventure in the mud…

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Indian food - 25 classic dishes you must try

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: April 2026 | Indian cuisine is known for its intense flavours, colourful dishes and great regional variety. From spicy curries and freshly baked bread to street food and sweet desserts, you'll find it all here. In this guide, we take a look at what to eat in India - and list 25 classic Indian dishes you can't miss.

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The Icelandic language – difficult, beautiful and surprisingly familiar

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | Icelandic is a Nordic language that is in many ways closer to Old Norse than today's Swedish, Norwegian and Danish. For us Swedes, the language may seem almost incomprehensible at first – but if you look closer, a surprisingly large number of familiar words appear. And although the grammar is complicated, the pronunciation is actually more regular than you might think.

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