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Who is at the wheel?

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Who is at the wheel of your car or motorhome? According to an article on Bortabra.se, it is usually the man who drives the car on holiday. In 96 per cent (!) of cars, the man drives all or almost all the time. We are no exception. I (Helena) don't even have a driving licence ...

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Afternoon tea at the Grand Hôtel in Stockholm – a luxurious experience gift

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: October 2026 | Afternoon tea at the Grand Hôtel in Stockholm is a nice way to celebrate someone or just treat yourself to a long afternoon together. In the Cadierbaren, tea, small sandwiches, scones and pastries await in an elegant setting. We have been here for two birthday celebrations and enjoyed both the treats and the time together.

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We are part of Amelia Summer

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Writer: Helena Bergström

We have been caught with a picture and report in a magazine again. This time it is the magazine Amelia Sommar. The report is part of a larger report called "Folkligt, festligt, fullsatt", which is about Swedes' desire to live a little more easier, little more crowded and a little more genuine in the summer.

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To wave or not to wave in your motorhome - how do you do it?

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Writer: Helena Bergström

To wave in the motorhome or not to wave – that is the question. The first time we travelled in a motorhome was in New Zealand, and we quickly learned to wave to other motorhomes. Unexpected, but nice! And we have continued to wave in Sweden and Europe.

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Filling your campervan with water - our top tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

How do you top up the water in your motorhome? Do you use a hose or a jug? We find it very convenient to use a hose. You can fill the entire water tank quite quickly and avoid running back and forth. Here are our top tips for filling water in your campervan!

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Book tip: The House of Yacoubian by Alaa Al-Aswany

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Writer: Helena Bergström

The House of Yacoubian, by Alaa Al-Aswany is a fascinating story! In the heart of Cairo there is a house built in European style in the 1930s. Back then, millionaires and ministers lived here. Now it is a blissful mix of people.

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Welcome to our motorhome!

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Writer: Helena Bergström

We thought you might want to come in and see what our motorhome looks like? Welcome in! Today we are showing you around our little holiday home. Although it is not so many square metres, we have a kitchen, living room, bedroom, guest room and bathroom. We have everything you need!

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What is the name of your motorhome?

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Writer: Helena Bergström

What is the name of your motorhome? We all know that boats have names, but so do motorhomes! I recently read a rather funny thread on the Motorhome Club where motorhome owners tell us what they have named their favourites. After all, the motorhome is your favourite, and of course it has to have a name!

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New lights on the motorhome

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Now there are new lights on the motorhome! We have new position lights on the front of the motorhome, on the alcove. We have also got new position lights on the sides of the motorhome. Now we will be visible in the dark without problems!

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Book tip: The dream by Harry Bernstein

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Writer: Helena Bergström

"The Dream", by Harry Bernstein, is a book I can definitely recommend! Bernstein made his debut as a writer at the age of 95 with the book "The Invisible Wall". This is his second novel in which he tells the story of how, at the age of ten, he emigrated with his poor Jewish family from England to the United States.

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