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Back in Sweden – new adventures await

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

We are back in Sweden, after a month of motorhome travel in Norway. Honestly, it felt a little sad to leave beautiful Norway, while the price situation in Sweden has certain advantages... We talk about our current trip and our immediate plans.

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First Camp Lunde in Telemark – camping by the Telemark canal

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

After many nights of free camping in Norway, it felt really good to pull into a campsite and stay two nights in the same place. First Camp Lunde also turned out to be much more than just a place to park your camper. Just outside the campsite, the Telemark Canal flows past, with locks, historic ships and a charming lock café.

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Neum in Bosnia – Grandma Anna and the Sun Stolls

Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets

Bosnia has 20 km of coastline on the Adriatic Sea, on this small strip there will be hotels, restaurants and hundreds of sun loungers. And people... Then all these people will have to buy food, go to the pharmacy, park their cars. It will be crowded.

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By motorhome on a Norwegian farm – our visit to Åmli Gårdsmeieri

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

In scenic surroundings, in the southern part of Norway, lies Åmli gårdsmeieri. Here, Arno and Selma Landman run a living dairy farm with cows, chickens and goats – and a small farm shop filled with local products. We came here with our camper van for a Nortrip overnight stay and ended up in the middle of farm life, among tractors, animals and pleasant conversations.

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Travel news: Parking hang-ups, packing lists and dream attractions

By: Editorial Office | Source: press material

It was Monday again (time flies, doesn't it?) and as usual we're running travel news here at FREEDOMtravel. That means there will be short excerpts from the week's press releases. This week it's all about everything from parking hang-ups to dream attractions.

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Grimstad in Norway – a charming coastal town with an award-winning brewery

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

After several days along the Norwegian south coast, we arrived in Grimstad – a town that quickly became one of our favorites. Here we were greeted by white wooden houses, narrow alleys, a lively harbor and several really nice dining experiences. We also had the opportunity to visit one of Norway's most well-known craft breweries.

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Poland awaits on the other side of the Baltic Sea – travel by camper, bike or dog

Text and photo: Poland

Poland has long attracted Swedish travelers with its wide sandy beaches, historic cities and affordable holiday experiences. Today, it is easier than ever to get to the Polish coast. Thanks to POLSCA Baltic Ferries' extensive route network, you can travel comfortably from Sweden and bring everything you need for a successful holiday – your car, camper, bike or dog.

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Friday Blog: Now in Sweden... but so much to tell from Norway!

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

Now we are in Sweden. We just drove across the border and it almost felt a bit … sad. We have had an incredibly nice trip in Norway, and it will take a while to digest all the impressions. We still have a lot left to tell you about!

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How digital entertainment has changed evenings on the road

Writer: Co-operation partner

The journey doesn't end when the tent is pitched or the camper door is closed. That's often when it really begins, at least for those who see the evening as part of the adventure. But the evening on the road looks different today than it did ten years ago. Mobile has changed what's possible, and the digital offering has followed it out of the campsite and into the hotel.

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By motorhome along the south coast of Norway – coastal roads, fishing villages and white wooden towns

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

After the hike to Preikestolen, our journey continued south along the coast of Norway. The fjord landscape was behind us and a new Norway awaited – with open coastal landscapes, bare cliffs, small fishing villages and eventually the white wooden towns that southern Norway is so famous for. We were in no hurry, but let the journey be filled with spontaneous stops, beautiful views and small towns that we might otherwise never have discovered.

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