Much to do about campervanning Europe
Riding into Fjällbacka was a dream. It’s the most picturesque town I have ever been to. Tiny white houses with red roofs line the rocky shore over crystal blue waters. It’s a small town and it felt even smaller because we literally didn’t see a single person while crossing through the town north to south, in search of our campground.
via Why did the chicken cross the road? (Sweden, Stromstad to Fjallbacka, May 7th) – Out for a Rip
Header photo by: Lasse Edwartz
It is not often I go to a town and explore it completely afresh. No map, no tourist information centre, no research. When I arrived in Lake Constance (Bodensee), it was pouring with rain. The view over the lake was stunning – crisp blue water, pretty roof tops and a tall church spire. It felt like magic was happening up there and that I was a part of it.
via Lake Constance – Travel Adventure Discover
Header photo by: Dietrich Krieger
Sometimes, words don’t do a place justice, so I will keep this brief. Aquamarine pools, waterfalls bubbling over green moss and water shooting down from the earth like a natural fountain makes this park a truly special place.
via Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia – Travel Adventure Discover
Header photo by: Aleksandar Gospic
Kotor is a stunning fjord-like town with amazing mountains and deep green- blue water. In summer, we heard it was crammed. While we were there, it was super quiet – with only one cruise ship each day turning up for a few hours.
