European Camping Tips

When one thinks of a European tour, camping is definitely not the first manner of seeing this amazing continent that springs to mind. And yet to camp in Europe is fast becoming a fun way for tourists and locals to enjoy the beauty of this rich and diverse continent.

There are a wide variety of camp sites in Europe that offer something for everyone. There are the more expensive camp sites which offer the camper a bit more luxury.

Then there are also cheap and cheerful camp sites which offer your basic amenities such as running water, toilets and wash areas and there are even some camp sites which are free of charge. These camp sites work on a first come, first serve basis.

There is a new trend in that many people want to camp in Europe because they are keen to experience eco-tourism. This is a type of travel that more and more agents are providing specialised services in and they look to find packages that feature the best natural experiences in Europe. Travel agents offer the real nature lover a chance to trek through Europe by putting together a package that consists of the tourist hiking through certain parts of Europe over several days or weeks and stopping at night to camp or to stay in a modest bed and breakfast.

These packages are fast becoming a cheaper way of seeing Europe as they allow the tourist to explore at a much cheaper rate than an organised tour package which includes hotel stays and transport. Some people are even opting for camp sites as alternative accommodation while they are cycling through Europe as it allows them to experience the natural splendour of each region.

There are a number of popular camp sites such as Ilha da Berlenga which is situated in Portugal. This camp site is situated on a hill overlooking a secret cove and the Spanish camp site of El Burro Blanco is also incredible. It is surrounded by nine acres of forest and you are bound to feel as if you have escaped to another time. Another popular spot is Les Romarins in France which boasts a spot in the hills between Monaco and Nice. You can stroll through the olive trees and along the small roads and when your thirst takes over, enjoy a meal at one of the sidewalk cafés for which France is renowned.

All in all no matter what your tastes, your need for rest and relaxation or even the size of your pocket, to camp in Europe is a fun and amazing way to explore and experience the wonder and diversity of this amazing place which calls itself Europe.

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