Switzerland @ France (1 Viewer)

[peter marshall]

Hi all
Just got back from a month's tour of Switzerland @ France, a week in Interlaken then 3 weeks on a big loop of France starting at Annecey and finishing at Graveline aire, for the 10 o,clock ferry from Dunkirk, we had a good time and good weather, the only troubles we had were a lost wheel trim :Angry: , and a broken mirror my fault oh:oh:, but roll on the next trip to Spain in February. Pete n Lynn

 

[Terry and Nicola]

HI

HI Pete n Lynn
Glad you had a good time and the weather was good been a bit wet here :thumb:
all the best Terry

 

[Carol]

Sounds like you had a good time which was your most enjoyable part Switzerland or France, realise they are both very different but we have only passed through Switzerland and wonder what a longer holiday would be like there.

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[peter marshall]

Sounds like you had a good time which was your most enjoyable part Switzerland or France, realise they are both very different but we have only passed through Switzerland and wonder what a longer holiday would be like there.

Hi Carol
Definitly Switzerland never been before, so made good use of the travel passes to go up as many mountain routes as poss in the time we were there, we stopped at Jungfraue Blick camp site a bit basic but handy for buses and trains to go around the mountains and on the lakes, we also visited Annecey in France which is also a nice place to visit for a couple of days, but I think I will sack my sat nav lol for some of the roads (tracks) she took us along in both countries. Pete :thumb::thumb:l

 

[Bailey58]

We were in Interlaken with the caravan in the late 90's and had a great month using travel passes for the mountain railways and funiculars. Think we were at Camping Hobby if I remember, withing easy walking distance of the town and railways to all destinations. Jungfraujoch was expensive - around £70 - but well worth it. It's a must for a return visit with a motorhome asap. but whether we'll be up for all the walking/climbing this far down the line is doubtful.