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Japan by campervan: why it's the best way to see the country
A campervan is not the first thing most people picture for a trip to Japan. Trains are fast, stations are everywhere, and the rail network can get you almost anywhere. But it also means seeing the country through a train window, and stopping wherever everyone else stops. Travel by campervan and that changes. You can camp beside a volcanic lake, drive a quiet coastal road nobody mentions in the guidebooks, or stay an extra night in a mountain village because you liked it there. This two-to-three-week Japan road trip itinerary takes you from Tokyo to Mount Fuji, the Atsumi Peninsula, Nara, Kyoto, the Japanese Alps and Nikko, mixing well-known sights with some proper hidden gems in Japan along the way.
Route 66 by motorhome: the ultimate American road trip
Few road trips capture the spirit of the USA quite like Route 66. Stretching from Chicago to Los Angeles, the legendary Mother Road takes you through lively cities, small towns, vast desert landscapes and some of America's most memorable scenery. Although only parts of the original Route 66 remain today, you can still follow much of its historic course. This guide covers how long you need for Route 66, the best time to travel and 13 worthwhile stops for your motorhome road trip. It's easy to see why a Route 66 USA road trip remains such a popular choice for a motorhome holiday.
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Japan by campervan: why it's the best way to see the country
A campervan is not the first thing most people picture for a trip to Japan. Trains are fast, stations are everywhere, and the rail network can get you almost anywhere. But it also means seeing the country through a train window, and stopping wherever everyone else stops. Travel by campervan and that changes. You can camp beside a volcanic lake, drive a quiet coastal road nobody mentions in the guidebooks, or stay an extra night in a mountain village because you liked it there. This two-to-three-week Japan road trip itinerary takes you from Tokyo to Mount Fuji, the Atsumi Peninsula, Nara, Kyoto, the Japanese Alps and Nikko, mixing well-known sights with some proper hidden gems in Japan along the way.
Route 66 by motorhome: the ultimate American road trip
Few road trips capture the spirit of the USA quite like Route 66. Stretching from Chicago to Los Angeles, the legendary Mother Road takes you through lively cities, small towns, vast desert landscapes and some of America's most memorable scenery. Although only parts of the original Route 66 remain today, you can still follow much of its historic course. This guide covers how long you need for Route 66, the best time to travel and 13 worthwhile stops for your motorhome road trip. It's easy to see why a Route 66 USA road trip remains such a popular choice for a motorhome holiday.
Iceland in a camper: your complete travel guide
Travelling through Iceland in a camper is one of the best ways to experience the country. Instead of unpacking at a different hotel every night, you wake up somewhere new each morning — beside a glacier, overlooking a black sand beach, or surrounded by waterfalls. With well-maintained roads, good campsites and scenery that changes by the hour, Iceland is made for a road trip. Travelling by camper gives you the freedom to stop whenever you like, stay longer in your favourite places and see more of the island beyond Reykjavík. In this guide, you'll learn how to choose the right camper, when to visit, what to expect on the road and how to plan your route.
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Cheap Camping: Money-Saving tips for your camping holiday
Camping offers you the opportunity to plan your well-deserved break exactly how you like. You can enjoy a great and cheap holiday with a camper van, even on a small budget. To save as much money as possible, it is worth booking early and researching prices. You can also save money during your camping holiday with the right tips and tricks.
How Much Does a Camper Trip Cost?
Planning a camper holiday is exciting, but it's only natural to wonder how much it will cost. The answer depends on where you're travelling, the type of camper you choose and the time of year you book. While the daily rental price is usually the biggest expense, it's not the only one to consider. Fuel, campsites and a few optional extras all play a part in your overall travel budget. The good news is that with a little planning, it's easy to keep costs under control. In this guide, we'll explain what affects the price of a camper trip, which extra costs to budget for and how to get the best value for your money.
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How and when do I pay for my campervan?
It is possible to pay via credit card and invoice on CamperDays. We will explain to you what you should bear in mind when paying.
What does one-way rental mean and does it cost more?
If you do not return your campervan at the station where you picked it up, it is called a one-way rental. With many rental companies this is only possible against a so-called one-way fee. Find out here what costs you can expect, what you have to bear in mind with one-way routes and when a one-way rental is worthwhile.
Which driving licence is required to drive a campervan?
Most of the campervans that you can rent through CamperDays only require a normal class B driving licence. Also, only a few countries require you to have your international driving licence with you. Below is an overview of which driving licence is the right one for you for your campervan. There are only a few campervans on CamperDays that require a special driving licence. However, when travelling outside the EU we recommend that you always have an international driving licence with you if your licence is not already in English. However, in Australia’s Northern Territory, South Africa and Namibia it is compulsory.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Camper Van Electricity
If you're planning your first motorhome holiday, the electrical system can seem a little intimidating. Questions like "How do I charge the battery?", "Can I use a kettle?" or "What happens if the power runs out?" are all completely normal. The good news is that camper van electricity is much simpler than it looks. Once you understand the basics, you'll be able to travel with confidence. Whether you're staying at a campsite with an electric hook-up or spending the night off-grid, knowing how your motorhome is powered will help you get the most out of your trip. In this guide, we'll explain everything you need to know about motorhome electricity, from charging your battery to understanding the difference between 12V and 230V power.
Campervan or motorhome: which is right for your trip?
Choosing between a campervan and a motorhome is one of the biggest decisions you'll make when planning a road trip. While both offer the freedom to travel at your own pace, they provide very different experiences once you're on the road. The right choice depends on your travel style. Are you planning a weekend away as a couple? A family adventure across Europe? Or a longer road trip where comfort is just as important as the destination? This guide compares the key differences to help you choose the vehicle that's right for your next adventure.
Accessible travel: mobile homes for people with disabilities
Is it actually possible to rent accessible campervan through CamperDays?" Our customer service team receives this question time and again. Unfortunately, in such cases we have to say no with a heavy heart, because our partners' vehicles are not one hundred per cent barrier-free. Nevertheless, we would like to pay a little more attention to the topic of accessibility in this blog article. With the right equipment, people with disabilities can finally travel more independently and enjoy the real benefits of a camping holiday. You can find out how this can work here.
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