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Motorhome Storage: Your Complete Guide
Unless you live in your motorhome permanently, you’ll need to store it (sometimes called laying up) when not in use. The security of your motorhome whilst its being stored is a primary consideration, as is the preparation process to ensure your motorhome stays in top condition, ready for your next road trip.
Tolls for Heavy Motorhomes >3.5T in Europe: Country by Country Guide
Are you planning a European tour in a sizeable motorhome? Remember that toll regulations across Europe alter significantly once your vehicle surpasses a gross vehicle weight of 3,500kgs. Find out what you should do in each country to ensure you’re covered to drive on toll roads with our guide to heavy motorhome tolls in Europe.
Travelling in Europe With an Irish Passport and British Spouse: Schengen Rules Explained
In our 5+ years of full-time travelling in the EU, this is one of the questions we get asked the most! In this guide, we’ll share all the information we have gathered from detailed research and discussions with the EU themselves, plus our tips to help you negotiate stress-free border crossings. Let us show you how to dodge the Schengen rules!
The Art of the Sundowner: Little Luxuries for Motorhome Travel
Advertisement Feature: This post was created in paid partnership with Oak & Ember. All views and opinions are our own. After eight years of travelling, we’ve learned that some of the best moments on the road are often the simplest. You’ve arrived somewhere new, found a spot for the night and finally switched off the engine. The chairs come out, dinner can wait and there’s nothing left to do except sit back, take in the…
How to Manage Your UK Address When You Live in a Van Full Time
For most people, giving up the house isn’t the scary part. It’s the paperwork. “What address do I use for my bank?”“What about my driving licence?”“Will my insurance still be valid?”“Can I even register to vote?” When we sold our house in 2018 and moved into our motorhome full time, this was one of the biggest logistical challenges we faced. Eight years later, we’ve travelled across Europe, bought and registered vehicles, renewed passports, dealt with…
How to Choose a Reliable Motorhome (Without Regretting It)
Expert Advice for Buying a New or Used Motorhome Buying a motorhome is one of the biggest purchases many people will ever make. New models can cost well into six figures, while even older used motorhomes often represent a significant investment. Naturally, everyone wants the same thing: a motorhome that’s enjoyable to own, built to last and unlikely to spend more time in the workshop than on the road. The challenge is that choosing a…
