Whats your favourite place ? (1 Viewer)

[Robert Clark]

From your Motorhone travels, if you could pick a favourite Country/place or a favourite stopover, where would it be ?

 

[Robert Clark]

For me it's the little winery we stayed at, overlooking San Gimgnano, Tuscany, Italy

 

[rangi]

The lookout top of Mount Victoria Wellington NZ On a clear day not only is Wellington Harbour laid out in front of you if you turn around you can see across the Cook Strait and the Southern Alps as far as Mount Cook

Or

The Lizard, on a really rough day, gale force sou wester Bloody Brilliant!

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[Puddleduck]

With the motorhome it has to be the C&CC site on Skye...... without the motorhome Eirik's Fjord, Greenland

 

[DBK]

We like to go to new places, so in planning a trip it starts with the question: "Where haven't we been before?" Having said that we do return to Spain and have been several times to Portscatho in Cornwall.

 

[Dazzlin]

Great question!
I look forward to reading these replies with pencil and paper to hand.
For us, probably Sanlucar de Barrameda. Near Cadiz.
Great free aire on the beach front, in a traditional spanish town, with lots to do.
Spectacular bullfights and about a dozen sherry bodegas.
Good promenade and local cycle paths.

I really should stop telling people about this.

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[scousebird]

There's too many but I do like La Mailleraye sur Seine, sitting by the river watching the ships go past; Antibes, hope to get back there some day; Betws-y-Coed; North York Moors; the Lake District.

 

[Zigisla]

Has to be anywhere in the New Forest. Except Lyndhurst. Like the town, hate the traffic jams.

 

[Chris]

Sanibel Island in Florida without a shadow of a doubt.

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[davanne]

Again probably too many to mention but St Goar on the Rhine watching the barges and cruise ships going round Loreley and Mortagne sur Gironde Spring to mind

 

[Larrynwin]

In our mohome Seville was up there as a beautiful city.

Our RV trips in the US and Canada for us cannot be beaten, Grand Canyon, Niagara , Monument Valley etc., awesome .

 

[Judge Mental]

For me it's the little winery we stayed at, overlooking San Gimgnano, Tuscany, Italy

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Def Tuscany here....

Best flight based holiday Christmas in Antigua

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[Popeye]

Most of my traveller favourites have been from a sailing yacht, my own or more often a charter vessel. I would rank Foxy's bar on Little Jost Van Dyke in the B.V.I's. (He has a Live Cam if you look it up)

I would also include Parga on mainland Greece (Ionian) for the magnificent views and the reastaurant choice.
Pictured here with my eldest son almost 10 years ago.

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I'd like to see Italy again and or go down to Greece. A great question Robert, I think if we sat with a glass in our hands you could sell me many destinations from your list of haunts.

 

[Tootles]

Syria.

 

[mitzimad]

we camped on the maker near to plymouth ,got there in the dark and woke up to beutiful sunshine a view across the entrance to plymouth sound with several warships at anchor a beutiful sight

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[kelv]

Anywhere in France Just look at all the traffic so much more pleasant to drive around & so motorhome friendly

 

[mjltigger]

Without the motorhome 100 islands in the Philippines

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With the camper, it is too soon to be sure but so far Bernkastel Kues in the model valley

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[Deleted member 29692]

Lots of places but in the motorhome probably Peschiera del Garda and Chamonix.

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[magicsurfbus]

If I had to relocate in the UK I'd got to somewhere near Porthmadog so I had easy access to all the places I've loved visiting over the years.

If I could choose to live permanently abroad it would be in Charente-Maritime in France.

However, as I have a MH I can go to these places whenever it suits, and still live here. Best of both worlds.

 

[Clarky]

So many great places in France but our favourite regular stop is La Mailleraye-sur-Seine.
Great aire with plenty of space between marked pitches and two good boulangerie within a short walk for those morning croissant.


Richard.

 

[injebreck99]

With the M/H, the island of Mull, without the M/H, The Grand Teton national park in Wyoming, or Yellowstone , or anywhere in Wyoming for that matter, love the place.

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[Just smiffy]

Syria.

Have you swapped the motorhome for a tank...

 

[Anthea M]

Dunnet head beach Scotland.

 

[Just smiffy]

Still looking..........

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[Dave and Ginny]

Wild camping in Shetland and knowing your the most northerly motorhome in the UK takes some beating for Ginny and me.

 

[Kool Kroozer]

Too many to mention and too many more we need to see

 

[big bertha]

With the motorhome north west Scotland, without really liked coastal areas Queensland especially Caloundra.

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[Kiwi Brit]

With MH Findochty in Scotland. Without the motorhome Momorangi Bay, Queen Charlotte Drive NZ.

 

[Popeye]

With MH Findochty in Scotland. Without the motorhome Momorangi Bay, Queen Charlotte Drive NZ.

I spent a month travelling around the South Island and yet although we landed in Picton we didn't turn North to see this place, I'm gutted now.

 

[Kiwi Brit]

Why we love it is because I have cousin who owns a holiday home up on the hillside and view is amazing. Sorry you missed it.

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