12 Comments Visit some of Greece’s quieter or slightly more remote shores and beach life will urge you to slow right down. Just what we need after […]
Coastal Villages
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10 Comments Temperatures fell sharply in the night and when I push open the motorhome doors it feels ice cold. I quickly retreat for my fleece and […]
Day 86: Ferry Across the Dardanelles Straits, Kilidulbahir
6 Comments Stray dogs bark all night long, so breakfast is eaten slump style. But we have good news, Tosh is feeling much better and his grumpy […]
Day 84: A Taste of the West! Big Mac Meal, ...
8 Comments An early rise the make the most of a long journey. After three hours of driving and two hours of crawling through Izmir, we pull […]
Day 82-83: Sick Humans, Dogs & A Motorhome, Kucukkoy
16 Comments Time to leave the peace and tranquility of Altinkum beach. The bracing exhausting anarchy of Turkish roads begins as soon as we head towards the […]
Day 77 – 78: Following the Sacred Way Didim to ...
20 Comments Tatil bölgesi” (the holiday region), is like Turkey’s very own Route 66, a mythical road that defined summer for millions of tourists, including us. A […]
Day 72 – 76; Turkey’s Route 66 Marmaris to Altinkum
7 Comments As we sip our morning brew and gaze out to sea, a black dot appears on the horizon. We follow the dot with anticipation and […]
Day 12-13, Homeland of the Famous Diogenes, Sinop
13 Comments Last night, the temperatures dropped to a point we felt the chill and woke to grab our blanket. A few hours snug under the fluffy […]
Day 11, Our First Black Sea Campsite 60p, Ayancik
8 Comments There’s a cockerel somewhere close by that wakes us, before it’s light. It just pips the morning wailing to the post. This is no normally […]
Day 7, Driving Along the Black Sea to Amasra Bay
8 Comments We are sitting at the top of the Halkidiki Peninsula. Often referred to as “Poseidon’s trident” which consists of three smaller peninsulas: Kassandra, Sithonia, and […]
Wild Camping on Secluded Beaches, Halkidiki
15 Comments As we made our way through the winding roads deep into the mountains our cell service dropped; we knew we were in for a treat. […]
The Bulgarian Mountains & Beautiful Brown Bears
15 Comments Trogir, is 40 miles from Krka national park, if you use the motorway. However, we chose the slightly longer route via the D8, a wide, […]
The Fairy Tale Town and a Tutu, Trogir
13 Comments We rolled off Vin’s chocs and drove to the Simuni reception. I stood in line and waited to be checked out by a stern faced […]
Muddy Good Colonic followed by Blast of Wind, Nin
13 Comments We roll off the ferry on to the island of Pag. Its only a short 15 minute crossing to the thin, long island. The first […]
“All Shook Up” on the Island of Pag
14 Comments We wake to the sound of gentle rain tapping on Vins roof. It is in complete contrast to the almighty thunder that lurks above. Have […]
Blown By Bora Winds from Krk to Pag
12 Comments It was difficult to say good bye go Lesley and Paul but it was time for us to go our separate ways. We are heading […]
Squashed Like Sardines, Klimno
14 Comments The journey to Stara Baska from Krk town is about an hour. We pass signs for various supermarkets, fuel stations and LPG, so motorhomes are […]
Our First Attempt at Paddle Boarding, Stara Baska
14 Comments After bacon butties on the jetty of our little wild camping spot, we set off for the island of Krk. Pronounced Kirk like the Scottish […]
Onward to Our First Croatian Island, Krk
18 Comments The Bi Village Campsite seems rather a peculiar name choice. But, its location and facilities are spot on. The beach with its white shingle against […]
A Free Spray Tan to Start Your Holiday in Pula
23 Comments The campsite Polaris has everything you could ask for from a 3 star campsite. Everything is very clean and tidy but the old fashioned shower […]
Stepping Back in Time, Rovinj
25 Comments Umag campsite at Ladin Gaj is excellent and although it is huge, it still has quite a family feel. With plenty green space between camping […]
The Peninsula of Porec & Quest for Noah’s Ark
15 Comments It’s funny how the most unexpected stops can turn out to be your favourites. This happened when we left Alghero and arrived at Las Palmas […]
Tales of the Unexpected, Las Palmas
12 Comments We wake at 6.30 as the waves crash on to the beach and the sun slowly rises from the east. The tide has just turned […]
A Splash of Spanish Culture, Alghero
5 Comments We wake feeling like we’ve been smacked around the head with a mallet. A night of little sleep and lots of jolts from the gusts […]