PROMOTION – Travel period November 01.11.2024st, 31.03.2025 to April XNUMXth, XNUMX
Are you looking for a long break in the south? Then you are exactly right here. We have a particularly nice offer for you.
44 days of Hannes Camper for only EUR 3.333 in the travel period November 01.11.2024st, 31.03.2025 to March 222st, 70 - For your trip to the south, we are also increasing the included kilometers per day to XNUMX kilometers. Each additional day of travel only costs an additional XNUMX EUR. Valid at all Hannes Camper stations, subject to availability.
Travel advice for long-term rental in a camper
The long-awaited vacation is within reach - the anticipation is growing! Where should the journey go this time? And more importantly, how do you want to travel? All destinations are open to you with a motorhome – from a regional weekend trip in Germany to a round trip through the whole of Europe lasting several weeks. We give you a few tips that you can use to plan your motorhome tours easily and well thought out.
Where are you going? Planning a destination for the motorhome tour
Sun, beach and cocktails are your favorites on vacation? then you are probably drawn south in summer – to Italy, Greece, Spain or Portugal. If possible, travel outside the school holidays, otherwise the campsite can get crowded. You can find good alternatives in Eastern Europe: The Balkan countries also offer a beautiful hinterland and cozy bathing lakes without crowds of tourists in summer. Rent your mobile home in Leipzig and the adventure begins.
love her cooler regions that are worth a trip in (almost) every season? With the French Atlantic coast, the Baltic countries and Scandinavia you are in the right place. Those who don't want to do without that island feeling can plan their motorhome tour to Scotland, Northern Ireland or Iceland.
To the narrow down possible travel destinations, three questions will help you:
- How long should your camper tour last?
- In which season did you plan your campervan vacation?
- Can you go off-season or are you tied to the school holidays?
Also find out about the holiday periods and public holidays in the planned holiday region. Because the campsites are usually fully booked, the sights are well visited and the streets are full of travellers. Your Advantage if you can plan the motorhome tour outside of the season: The campsite rental is usually cheaper - and the mobile home too.
How to optimally plan your motorhome tours
You already know exactly which places and sights you absolutely want to see on your trip? Then grab a (digital) map and enter the locations. Once all the ideas have been collected, it is time to plan the route. That means you have to check the following:
- Can we head to all the stations we want in the scheduled time?
- Are individual sights too far off the best route?
- How are the road conditions on site - do we need longer for a stage?
It also makes sense to find out about the toll laws and the most important traffic rules in the destination country before you travel. This saves you nasty surprises on site.
Campsite, parking space or wild camping?
If you want to make maximum use of the freedom of camping, you can plan on a daily basis which campsite or parking space you will be resting on in the evening. But that can also have its pitfalls: Especially in the high season, many good campsites are fully booked weeks in advance - and even a simple parking space is difficult to get in popular holiday regions.
Our recommendation: Check in advance which places are on your preferred route and make reservations at least during the peak travel season.
practical Apps for pitches and campsites can help you to make a pre-selection and, if necessary, to get a free place on site. Try for example StayFree, park4night and parking lot radar off. It is also useful to check the ratings of previous guests. Are you in RV with dog on the go, you should pay particular attention to the campsites where four-legged friends are welcome.
Pitches with supply stations are perfectly adequate for a short overnight stay. If you want a little more comfort or want to stay longer in one place, we recommend a fully-fledged campsite with sanitary facilities. On the other hand, if you want to experience pure nature, wild camping is the motto. But be careful: It is not allowed in every country - it is best to find out in advance.
The right motorhome for your tours
If you book in good time, you have the best chance of finding a suitable camping vehicle - whether it's a large motorhome or a simple campervan. Which model suits you and your trip best, you can find out by answering four questions:
- How much space do we need (number of adults, children, dogs)?
- What equipment is important to us (bed, kitchen, bathroom, air conditioning, etc.)?
- Which route do we want to drive (cities, mountain passes, flat land, off-road, etc.)?
- What license class do the drivers have and how old are they?
Our Hannes camper vehicles are ideal for both beginners and "old hands".. With driving license class B and at least 3 years of driving experience you are there. Our classic "Hannes“ is particularly manoeuvrable and flexible – equipped with everything you need: comfortable bed, spacious kitchen, neat bathroom with toilet and shower. If the mountains are your goal, the sprinter among our campervans is ideal: ours Premium Hannes“. It will take you up the steepest peak with ease. Our "Big Hannes“ with trailer hitch, large bathroom and two wide single beds.
book yours mobile home as early as possible, as many campers plan their holidays months in advance. Especially for the holiday season or one RV Long Term Rental is that recommended.
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Last but not least: plan the packing list for your motorhome tours
Whether you like to be prepared for everything or prefer to let yourselves drift a little while camping, a packing list is always recommended. she gives one Overview of the most important travel companions and you can easily tick off what is already stowed in the campervan when packing.
You should have this with you:
- Documents such as driver's license, insurance documents, campsite reservations, vignette
- First-aid kit with important medicines and bandages
- Household items – from washing-up liquid to lighters
- Electronics such as camera, charger and cable reel
- Basic supply of food and drinks
- clothing and bedding
You can find more tips in our article: RV tours for beginners.
