Posted May 15th, 2010 by Tim Hurley
Though you may not know it, camping in Paris is swiftly becoming a popular, and perhaps even fashionable, choice for those holidaying in the French capital. And with the price of camping outdoing even the most modestly priced hotels you will have plenty of spending power left to enjoy some of the most attractive Parisian bistros during your stay.
Five Bistros to Enjoy While Camping in Paris
With the attractions of one of Europe's most intricate cities only a short drive away, camping in the ...
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Posted May 14th, 2010 by Tim Hurley
The Pennine Group are largely renowned as the Premier manufacturer of Folding Campers and
Convertible Caravans in Europe. The company has an excellent supply partnership with Isabella Camping (Jydsk), who now provide all cabins and awnings in synthetic (acrylic) materials, for all the company's products.
Touring Caravan Alternative
The
Folding Camper concept provides a highly credible alternative to the conventional Touring caravan or Motorhome due to the following reasons:
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Posted May 13th, 2010 by Tim Hurley
One of the best options for travelling the country is to consider motorhome hire in South Africa. This self-drive option offers the ideal combination of convenience, comfort and flexibility allowing you to travel across the many beautiful cities and towns of South Africa in the comfort of your very own home on wheels. Motorhomes, or campers as they are also often called, are fast becoming one of the most popular ways to explore a country at leisure, and make for an unforgettable ...
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Posted May 9th, 2010 by Tim Hurley
The Languedoc-Roussillon region is the single most productive wine region in the world. More than this it offers beautiful, sun-drenched landscapes that are ideal for camping and a whole host of outdoor activities. From your camp site in Languedoc-Roussillon you have access to some of the very finest attractions that the south of France has to offer.
Camping in Languedoc-Roussillon, the Heartland of French Wine.
Surrounded by the magnificent landscapes of southern France, camp sites in ...
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Posted May 8th, 2010 by Tim Hurley
Travel experts agree, motorhome hire in Johannesburg is fast becoming one of the most popular options for self-drive travel. While many travellers enjoy the thrills and spills of camping and trekking across remote passes and destinations, one of the downsides to exploring the great outdoors this way is the lack of comfort. Anyone who has spent the night in a tent during a famous lowveld winter will know that much as the idea of living it rough may be appealing, the reality is not ...
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Posted May 6th, 2010 by Tim Hurley
For those who like comfort and convenience, motorhome hire in Cape Town offers the ideal combination to ensure a holiday like no other. For many travellers, spending endless hours on the road can be tiring, and when you are setting across remote destinations that dont always have adequate guest houses or even proper camping spots, the thought of sleeping in the car is not always welcome. Motorhomes, or campers as they are often called, offer a comfortable and effective way to ...
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Posted May 5th, 2010 by Tim Hurley
They may not be as famous as the French Alps, but the Pyrénées mountains and the surrounding countryside shouldn't be missed out. Beautiful valleys, dramatic peaks and an outstanding coastline combine to make it a truly stunning holiday destination, especially for families who like to get active on their trips abroad. If you go on a French Pyrénées camping holiday, you can soak up culture in the cities or the sun on the beaches, stroll through gentle parkland, tackle ...
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Posted May 4th, 2010 by Tim Hurley
To get rid of the monotony of daily life, it is nice to take a break and go vacationing. Seaside villas and sunny beaches may be the perfect holiday spot for some, while others may prefer adrenaline-rushing activities like bungee jumping, whitewater rafting, or skiing. If you want to explore the nature, camping, backpacking, and hiking are for you. Just like your holiday trip, camping should also be planned well. Else, it may become a nightmare rather than a memorable experience. There are ten ...
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Posted May 1st, 2010 by Tim Hurley
There was a certain uneasiness in the Northwest air back in May 1980 - a date that would go down in the history books and bring international attention to the Pacific Northwest for all the wrong reasons. The eruption of Mount St. Helens on May 18 is like those where-were-you-when-Kennedy-was-shot kind of moments - most people living in the Northwest back then can probably tell you precisely where they were and what they were doing.We're no exception. Now, 30 years later, our ...
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Posted April 30th, 2010 by Tim Hurley
If you are considering a camping holiday in France, you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to selecting a destination. Where you choose to go will depend on your family's interests, but for beach lovers, a holiday spent camping in the Vendée is hard to beat. With a micro climate that gives it some of the hottest and sunniest weather in the country and a brilliant stretch of coastline that is filled with picture perfect beaches, it draws in millions of French and English holidaymakers ...
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