There is something quite freeing about jumping into a campervan and heading out on the road to explore the world. You never have to worry about check-in and check-out times; you can pick up sticks and hit the road whenever the appeal of a particular location begins to wane, and the reality is simply that you’re your own boss, which, when you think about it, is really what traveling should always be about.

 

 

But even if you’ve always had the fancy to hire (or perhaps purchase) your very own RV and hit the trails, the question ultimately arises of where you ought to begin. In this post, we’re looking at several disparate options that should give you some idea of what’s possible.

 

Explore Breathtaking Landscapes In Patagonia

Patagonia is a place of natural beauty, unlike many other places on Earth. While there are plenty of equally stunning regions, there is something about this region that includes a mixture of spartan beauty, complex cultures, and landscapes that go on seemingly forever. In fact, driving through some areas here can often feel as though you’re driving across Mars, only to be reminded that you’re on the planet Earth when you stumble across some quaint village or wandering local.

However, just be aware that if you have specific requirements vis-a-vis your diet, etc., you might want to plan this in advance as it might be challenging to cater for in some areas. However, with enough planning, you should be able to cater to almost any need.

According to geshertours.co.il, it’s absolutely possible to travel the world while maintaining your religious and dietary needs. As long as you prepare adequately and understand just how remote this place truly is, you are going to have an almost spiritual experience simply from traveling through miles and miles of fantastic landscape at your own speed.

 

Navigate Through Picturesque Routes In New Zealand

 

 

If there was ever a country almost intelligently designed for motorhoming, it’s New Zealand. Now, just to be clear, you will probably need to choose one island if you want to go a mile deep and an inch wide, as this will offer you the best experience overall (plus, New Zealand is massive and a lot larger than most people think). As a general rule of thumb:

• The South Island is likely the better choice if you’re seeking dramatic landscapes and outdoor adventures.
• The North Island is an excellent option if you prefer warmer weather, beaches, and cultural experiences.

 

Consider Portugal’s Algarve Region

Do sunny South Atlantic shores, delicious food, and backdrops that will make you jealous you weren’t born in that country sound like the type of place you want to visit? If yes, then you won’t do much better than visiting the Algarve on Portugal’s south coast.

While you might initially balk at the fact that it’s on the Atlantic coast rather than the more famous Mediterranean shores most commonly associated with its larger Spanish cousin, the truth is that you get a quieter locale free from much of the usual tourist hustle and bustle that the sea to the east gets, while still having all of the good stuff.

Buying or hiring a campervan for your next trip is a great way to experience locations that not many people might ever hope to see. The three destinations we’ve mentioned here are merely suggestions to get you started, but there’s a whole world that awaits.