FRANCE, SPAIN BY CAMPER

BASQUE COUNTRY BY CAMPER: TRIP REPORT AND TRAVEL ITINERARY

Here a bit from the France & Spain trip report that contains a lot of travel information about destinations, weather, etc... and some silly anecdotes about our journey too.
"It was a real mess. Crowded alleys, drunk people, loud music, people dancing, strong smells [...] In Pamplona, during the week of San Fermin, every morning at 8 AM it is held the "encierro", the bull run. People either wake up early to see it, or they don't sleep at all. The bravest and the drunkest ones run with the bulls."
"We reached the beach under the cliffs and we continued walking until we met a beautiful, unusual landscape. There were rocks, crevices, islets and reefs populated by seagulls. We explored the place, we swam and we took some photos. We fell asleep on a rock, lulled by the sound of the waves."
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After the travel itinerary in the Basque Country, this trip continues in France, kayaking in the Ardèche river, a great experience for everyone: check it out!

BASQUE COUNTRY BY CAMPER: TRAVEL INFO

Why? What a silly question:) France and Spain are two of the most beautiful countries of the world, and by camper they can be explored in freedom, without any constraints or problems about accomodations. It's a quiet holiday that may become an intense, thrilling journey.
When to go? San Firmin festival is in the first half of July. Luckily, this is also one of the best months for a travel itinerary in France and Spain by camper.
How? Well, by motorhome, as I was saying:)
How much? Once you find your camper, it is a very cheap trip, especially if you share expenses like fuel with some friends.
To have an idea of the prices of the hotels in France click here to find the best offers for accomodation.
Where? There are many possible destinations along the travel itinerary proposed here, but the ones we picked (Pamplona, San Sebastian, Bilbao, Basque Country coasts, Hendaye, Ardèche) are really recommended.

Where else? There is too much choice to give a sensible reply, so I will write somemthing senseless: ppyqzzugbhks yayayayaaaaa budddububù.

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