Hi,
We're planning to go to the Balearic Islands in a camper van in January. We're looking for great tips for the ferry crossing: Sète or Barcelona? Is the weather nice in January? Are 20 days enough? Is wild camping allowed? Are there service areas?
Thanks for your info.
Have a nice day,
Michel
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My husband and I dream of going on Umrah or to Mecca in a camper van.
Can anyone give me some info on this? Thanks! 😉
Can anyone give me some info on this? Thanks! 😉
Hi there!🙂 I’m reposting my request to see if anyone knows the address of a scrapyard—it’d really help a lot of people. Thanks!
Hey everyone, currently in Brazil. We're on a world trip and we'd like to buy a truck to continue our journey. Ideally, we're looking for something equipped and not too expensive. The question is: where can we find a cheap, good second-hand small truck? Also, how complicated is the paperwork for the registration, etc.?
Thanks for your replies! Cheers
Thanks for your replies! Cheers
Just back from Georgia and Armenia.
Trip in April 2011 with a small Renault Trafic van.
No particular difficulties... except the GMR.
Hi everyone,
We’re starting to look into whether it’s possible—like in Australia or South America—to buy a reasonably priced camper van and then travel as a family in Thailand, Malaysia, or India. From what we’ve read so far, it doesn’t seem very doable, but you never know... A big thanks to anyone with experience or insights!
We’re starting to look into whether it’s possible—like in Australia or South America—to buy a reasonably priced camper van and then travel as a family in Thailand, Malaysia, or India. From what we’ve read so far, it doesn’t seem very doable, but you never know... A big thanks to anyone with experience or insights!
We’ve got our flight tickets and a few euros in our pockets, and we’re heading to Mexico for four weeks in July.
I’m looking for a great tip on renting a vehicle from a reliable local agency and an idea of the going rates. There are three of us, including a teenager.
Can we find RVs or 4x4s with a camper shell to be self-sufficient? If so, is it allowed to sleep near the sites, and is there any danger with this type of accommodation?
Are the roads suitable for driving large vehicles like these?
We leave in just under two months... Woo-hoo!!!!
I’m looking for a great tip on renting a vehicle from a reliable local agency and an idea of the going rates. There are three of us, including a teenager.
Can we find RVs or 4x4s with a camper shell to be self-sufficient? If so, is it allowed to sleep near the sites, and is there any danger with this type of accommodation?
Are the roads suitable for driving large vehicles like these?
We leave in just under two months... Woo-hoo!!!!
It's all in the title: I want to convert a van for traveling far, to places like Morocco, Tunisia, and Libya (among others!)
Indeed, 4x4 vehicles are too small and too conspicuous (and too expensive)
So I need a van with a 4x4 platform; but there are very few of them: a few Mercedes, the Citroën Jumper I think, and that's about it!
What can you recommend to me, knowing I can't spend too many dollars?
Thanks for your advice
See you soon
Indeed, 4x4 vehicles are too small and too conspicuous (and too expensive)
So I need a van with a 4x4 platform; but there are very few of them: a few Mercedes, the Citroën Jumper I think, and that's about it!
What can you recommend to me, knowing I can't spend too many dollars?
Thanks for your advice
See you soon
I'm currently converting a DAF/HEULIEZ MB205 bus.
Cheaper and more spacious than a regular vehicle, the paperwork (in France) isn't too difficult for approval.
I'm ready to help anyone who wants to tackle this kind of project. Those who know, help those who want to....
Cheaper and more spacious than a regular vehicle, the paperwork (in France) isn't too difficult for approval.
I'm ready to help anyone who wants to tackle this kind of project. Those who know, help those who want to....
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