1. Mont-Saint-Michel Why visit: This iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must-see, featuring a stunning abbey perched on a tidal island. Campervan tips: Stay at Camping du Mont-Saint-Michel or
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On February 20th, 1888, Vincent Van Gogh arrived in Arles. During the 18 months he stayed here, he produced not less than 187 paintings and drawings developing an expressive, individual
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#Biarritz boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in #France, such as La Grande Plage and Côte des #Basques that are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and surfing. Nevertheless, if you
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When we decided to explore the Bordeaux area, we marked Dune du Pilat as a “must”. Dune du Pilat is the tallest sand dune in Europe, reaching heights of around
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On our way to Dune du Pilat, we stopped at #Arcachon which proved to be not only a beautiful sea resort but rather a unique destination in #France The town
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We parked our camper in the parking lot of a sports hall where the municipality has set up a special section for motorhomes. The parking lot is 30 minutes away
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We knew that Saint-Émilion is a beautiful medieval town in the middle of a superb wine-growing area, but the reality exceeded our expectations. The village boasts Romanesque churches and medieval
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We arrived in #Chamonix by crossing the #Alps from Italy to #France through the #MontBlanc Tunnel, the longest vehicular tunnel in the world at the time of inauguration, a remarkable
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Located at the foot of the descent from the Col de Montgenèvre, Briançon offers a heavily fortified historic center built in the 17th century. Several buildings in Briançon have been
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Visiting Montpellier, France with your campervan can be a delightful experience. We struggled a little but we found a most convenient spot on Rue de Meric, next to the wonderful
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