Collection: Greece campervan holidays

📅 Day 1 – Pick Up in Las Vegas & Valley of Fire State Park Collect your campervan in Las Vegas (45 min drive). On arrival at Valley of Fire, take a short hike through fiery sandstone formations (Fire Wave, White Domes). Evenings can be cool in February — option to cook your first meal outside under the stars (campfires generally not permitted; propane stoves and charcoal grills are allowed) or inside the van. 🚐 Drive time: 45 min 📅 Day 2 – Morning Run in Valley of Fire & Drive to Willow Beach (Lake Mead / Hoover Dam) Begin the day with a run weaving between sandstone outcrops and petroglyphs. After lunch, drive south via Lake Mead and Hoover Dam before reaching Willow Beach Campground by the Colorado River — a quiet spot with dramatic canyon views. 🏃 Suggested run: 8–10 km 🚐 Drive time: 1.5 hrs 📅 Day 3 – Grand Canyon West & Drive to Sedona Start early for today’s longer drive. Stop at Grand Canyon West for sweeping rim views and the glass Skywalk platform. Optional short rim jog to stretch the legs. Continue south to Sedona, where the cliffs glow at sunset. 🏃 Optional run: 3–5 km 🚐 Drive time: 6 hrs 📅 Day 4 – Sedona Trails Coaching Session Meet a certified coach at your camper for a private 60-minute trail-running session. Learn efficient uphill pacing, downhill control, and movement over rocky terrain. Afternoon options: relax in a café, browse art galleries, or take a jeep tour. 🏃 Suggested run: 8–12 km 🚐 Driving: Minimal trail-running-coaching-sedona-rv-holiday 📅 Day 5 – Sedona Rest & Exploration Day off running. Options include hiking Cathedral Rock, exploring Oak Creek Canyon, joining a vortex meditation, or enjoying a spa day. At night, stargazing is excellent thanks to Sedona’s Dark Sky designation. 🏃 Plan: Rest day 🚐 Driving: Minimal 📅 Day 6 – Sedona Sunrise Run & Drive to Kingman (Route 66 Stopover) Optional sunrise run before departure. Drive west to Kingman, Arizona — a classic Route 66 stop with vintage diners, neon signs, and Americana charm. 🏃 Optional run: 5–7 km 🚐 Drive time: 3 hrs 📅 Day 7 – Drive to Las Vegas & Explore the City Complete the final leg back to Vegas. Check into a hotel or stay in your RV at Red Rock Campground or an RV park near the Strip. Spend the afternoon exploring the city’s iconic neon, food spots, and shows. 🚐 Drive time: 1 hr 45 min 📅 Day 8 – Vegas Day 2 & Departure Enjoy a relaxed second day in Las Vegas. Options include visiting the Neon Museum, Fremont Street, or a day spa session. Depart later that day or extend your stay for more city time before flying home.

📅 Day 1 – Pick up in Amsterdam & Settle at Duinrell Collect your camper in Amsterdam and drive a short distance to Duinrell. This holiday park is unique in combining a full amusement park, forest trails, and on-site camping, so children can dive straight into rides while parents enjoy the convenience of a single base. For dinner, head to Beachclub Bida Baai nearby for Dutch coastal vibes and your first taste of sea air. 🚐 Drive time: ~40 minutes 📅 Day 2 – Full Park Day Spend the entire day at Duinrell with unlimited access to its rollercoasters, playgrounds, and shows. On hot days or rainy afternoons, the Tiki Pool offers Europe’s longest indoor waterslides, making it a rare all-weather highlight for families. Being able to walk back to your camper whenever you need a break keeps the pace relaxed and stress-free. 🚐 Drive time: none duinrell-family-themepark-campervan-trip 📅 Day 3 – Coast & Culture Cycle forest trails to Wassenaar Beach, a wide stretch of dunes and sand where Dutch families spend summer weekends. Add in a half-day visit to The Hague, home to the Mauritshuis (with Vermeer’s “Girl with a Pearl Earring”) and Madurodam, a miniature version of the whole country that kids love. This day captures the Dutch balance of seaside leisure and city culture. 🚐 Drive time: ~20 minutes if visiting The Hague 📅 Day 4 – Duinrell Bonus Day + Delft Take it slower today, either repeating your favorite rides or heading into Delft. Known for its blue pottery and as Vermeer’s birthplace, Delft is one of the Netherlands’ prettiest old towns, with canals, market squares, and a charming small-city feel. It’s a reminder of Dutch history and craftsmanship set just a short drive from the fun of Duinrell. 🚐 Drive time: ~30 minutes if visiting Delft 📅 Day 5 – Friesland Lakes Drive north into Friesland, a region that feels like a different country within the Netherlands. Its lakes are surrounded by small sailing towns, cycle routes, and traditional farms, creating a calm, rural atmosphere. Settle at a lakeside campsite for SUP boarding, swimming, or exploring towns like Sneek and Heeg. 🚐 Drive time: ~1.5–2 hours sneek-lakes-boating-and-camping-experience 📅 Day 6 – Friesland Local Life + Leeuwarden Spend another day immersed in Friesland. Visit Leeuwarden, the provincial capital, with its leaning tower, canals, and lively markets. Friesland is known for its proud identity, own language, and slower pace — a contrast to the busier cities of the west — making it perfect for families seeking space and authenticity. 🚐 Drive time: ~30 minutes if visiting Leeuwarden 📅 Day 7 – Terschelling Island Catch the ferry to Terschelling, one of the Wadden Islands protected as a UNESCO World Heritage site. With car-free villages, endless beaches, and wild dune landscapes, it feels far removed from the mainland. Families can bike the island end-to-end, explore lighthouses, and enjoy quiet evenings in cozy restaurants. 🚐 Drive time to ferry: ~1 hour + ferry 📅 Day 8 – Veluwe National Park (Relax + Museum) Head inland to the Veluwe, the Netherlands’ largest forest and heathland reserve. It’s special not only for its wildlife — red deer, boar, and rare birds — but also for the Kröller-Müller Museum, which has one of the world’s largest Van Gogh collections set inside the park. Few places combine art, nature, and adventure so seamlessly. 🚐 Drive time: ~2.5 hours wild-talk-guided-walk-and-bbq-in-the-veluwe 📅 Day 9 – Veluwe (Mountain Biking & Nature) Stay a second day in the Veluwe for deeper exploration. The park is laced with sandy trails ideal for mountain biking, and there are guided walks to spot wildlife at dawn or dusk. Evening campfires in designated areas let families experience the forest in a way that feels both adventurous and safe. 🚐 Drive time: none 📅 Day 10 – Return Camper & City Arrival Return to Amsterdam and hand back your campervan, but the journey isn’t over. Switching to a city hotel or apartment, you can dive straight into canal boat rides, markets, or Vondelpark strolls. It’s a smooth landing into city life after days of nature and rural calm. 🚐 Drive time: ~1.5 hours 📅 Day 11 & 12 – Explore Amsterdam & Depart Spend your final days exploring Amsterdam. Kids can spend hours in the NEMO Science Museum, while parents enjoy the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, or boutique shopping. Ending here ties together the whole trip: culture, play, and a taste of Dutch urban life before departure. 🚐 Drive time: none

📅 Day 1 – Collect Camper & Addo Elephant Park Pick up your campervan in Port Elizabeth and drive directly to Addo Elephant Park. Begin your adventure with an afternoon self-drive safari among elephant herds and buffalo. 🚐 Drive time: ~1 hour watch-big-5-from-your-lunch-table 📅 Day 2 – Addo Elephant Park Spend the day exploring Addo’s diverse habitats. Watch elephants, buffalo, and kudu gathering at watering holes and enjoy sunset views from your campsite. 🚐 Drive time: none 📅 Day 3 – Tsitsikamma National Park Drive west to Tsitsikamma National Park. Camp right beside the ocean with spectacular coastal views. Explore forest trails and the famous suspension bridges. 🚐 Drive time: ~3 hours 📅 Day 4 – Plettenberg Bay & Arrive Knysna Enjoy lunch overlooking beautiful Plettenberg Bay Beach, famous for its long golden sands, dolphin sightings, and vibrant waterfront cafes. Drive to a campsite in Knysna, such as the Knysna Lagoon Caravan Park, which offers pitches right by the water with views of the lagoon and easy access to the town. 🚐 Drive time: ~2.5 hours 📅 Day 5 – Simola Golf & Arrive Gondwana Private Game Reserve (Hotel night) Morning golf at Simola Golf Club, a Jack Nicklaus Signature course with panoramic views over Knysna Lagoon and indigenous forests. Non-golfers can enjoy time exploring Knysna’s boutique shops, waterfront market, or Featherbed Nature Reserve. Drive to Gondwana Private Game Reserve, a luxury malaria-free Big Five reserve with spacious suites, a spa, and an infinity pool overlooking the mountains. Option for a sunset game drive followed by dining in the reserve’s elegant boma restaurant serving modern South African cuisine. 📅 Day 6 – Gondwana Private Game Reserve (Hotel night) Morning game drive tracking lions, elephant, and rhino. Relax in the pool, book a spa treatment, join a guided bush walk, or enjoy birdwatching from your deck. Optional evening game drive before dinner under the stars.🚐 Drive time: none 📅 Day 7 – Pinnacle Point Golf Another magnificent golf experience with a short drive to Pinnacle Point’s spectacular clifftop course, known for holes that play across ocean gorges and panoramic views. Camp nearby at Mossel Bay Point Caravan Park, right above the beach with excellent facilities.🚐 Drive time: ~45 minutes 📅 Day 8 – Drive Mossel Bay to Winelands Camping A longer but beautiful drive across the semi-arid landscapes of the Karoo and into the fertile Cape Winelands. Stop for lunch and coffee in Swellendam, a charming town with Cape Dutch architecture, and enjoy a wine tasting at Rietvallei or Springfield Estate. Finish the day setting up camp among the vineyards at Boschendal Wine Estate, which offers campervan sites with mountain views. In the afternoon, join a guided cellar tour and learn about Boschendal’s history, then enjoy a curated wine tasting with local cheeses and charcuterie. In the evening, dine in the estate’s acclaimed Werf Restaurant or have a relaxed braai at your pitch. 🚐 Drive time: ~4.5 hours stay-with-your-rv-in-a-winelands-vineyard 📅 Day 9 – Pearl Valley Golf Play a round at Pearl Valley, a Jack Nicklaus Signature course with immaculate fairways and mountain backdrops. Spend the afternoon exploring Stellenbosch before returning to your campsite for dinner—either cooked in your van or enjoyed in Boschendal’s farm restaurant. 🚐 Drive time: ~30 minutes 📅 Day 10, 11, 12 – Cape Town Hotel & Table Mountain Drive into Cape Town to return your campervan. Check into your hotel for two nights to relax and explore. Spend the afternoon riding the cable car up Table Mountain for panoramic views or visiting the colorful houses of Bo-Kaap. The following day, discover the V&A Waterfront, Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden, or take a day trip to Cape Point. 🚐 Drive time: ~1 hour

Day 1 – Cork to Kenmare (~2 hrs) Pick up your van and head into the hills. Day 2 – Beara Peninsula Tiny roads, sea views, and Dursey cable car. Day 3 – Dingle Peninsula (~2 hrs) Drive via Inch Beach, stay near Dingle Harbour. Day 4 – Cliffs of Moher (~3 hrs) Lunch stop at Lahinch, cliff views, and camper pitch nearby. Day 5 – The Burren & Galway Bay Explore the otherworldly Burren landscape. Day 6 – Connemara Loop (~2 hrs) Sheep, ponies, stone walls and wildflowers. Day 7 – Clifden & Sky Road Visit the Atlantic coast’s quiet side. Day 8 – Westport & Clew Bay Culture, music, and Mayo’s friendly vibe. Day 9 – Wild Beach Stop Let kids roam a quiet sandy cove or inlet. Day 10 – Return to Cork (~4.5 hrs) Take a scenic or direct route back down the country.

Day 1 – Friday 5 Sept – Bergen Arrival (Hotel Stay) Fly Amsterdam → Bergen (Arrive 10:00). Check into a hotel for your first night. In the afternoon, head into the Bergen Food & Cider Festival, where Hardanger cider, cheeses, and local dishes are served up in lively squares across the city. Since the festival fills most of the afternoon and evening, you may choose either to explore the historic Bryggen Wharf with its colourful timber warehouses, or to take the Fløibanen funicular up Mount Fløyen for forest trails and city views. Both are close to the centre, but you’ll likely only have time for one before immersing yourself in the festival atmosphere. Drive: none Day 2 – Saturday 6 Sept – Bergen → Tvindefossen → Nærøyfjorden Camping Pick up your campervan at 11:00 (depart ~12:30). Drive east via Voss, pausing at Tvindefossen waterfall, a spectacular 110m cascade where fine ribbons of water drop over a wide cliff face. Continue through the valley into Gudvangen, arriving at Nærøyfjorden Camping by late afternoon. With pitches directly on the fjord edge, you can settle in and, if time allows, enjoy a sauna session or rent a kayak/SUP for a short paddle before dinner. Otherwise, simply relax at your van with the fjord views unfolding around you. Drive: ~150 km / 3 hrs Day 3 – Sunday 7 Sept – Nærøyfjord → Aurlandsfjellet Wild Camp Begin the day with a relaxed breakfast by the fjord or an early paddle, then drive via Flåm and start climbing the Aurlandsfjellet Scenic Route. Known as the “Snow Road”, this high mountain pass runs from Aurland to Lærdal, crossing tundra landscapes dotted with small lakes and often with patches of snow still visible in September. Stop at the dramatic Stegastein Viewpoint, a glass platform 650m above Aurlandfjord, before continuing into the high plateau. Along the road, several marked trails allow for short hikes directly from the roadside, giving you the chance to experience quiet mountain landscapes on foot. Wild camp at a pull-off on the plateau, where the evening brings stillness, big skies, and a sense of complete escape. Drive: ~70 km / 2 hrs Day 4 – Monday 8 Sept – Aurland → Hardangerfjord (Lofthus Camping) Descend from the mountains into Sørfjorden, part of the Hardangerfjord. The drive brings you past waterfalls, orchards, and the sight of the Folgefonna glacier in the distance. Arrive at Lofthus Camping, a terraced site overlooking the fjord. In the afternoon, swim in the clear waters, visit a cider farm for a tasting, or book a private wood-fired sauna with direct fjord access. Early September is apple harvest season in Hardanger, and the orchards create a unique atmosphere along the fjord edge. Drive: ~180 km / 3.5 hrs Day 5 – Tuesday 9 Sept – Trolltunga via ferrata → Wild Camp on route back to Bergen Rise early and meet your guide in Tyssedal at 07:30 for the Trolltunga via ferrata. This demanding but exhilarating day (8–12 hrs) combines cable car ascent, steel ladders, and cliffside cables to traverse ridges high above Ringedalsvatnet lake. The reward is reaching Trolltunga itself — a rock ledge jutting 700m above the fjord — one of Norway’s most iconic views. After returning from the hike and collecting your gear, start your journey back towards Bergen and pick a wild camping spot, where you can rest after your long day on the mountain. Drive: ~40 km / 45 mins Day 6 – Wednesday 10 Sept – Bergen (Return) After breakfast, begin the drive back to Bergen. The journey takes about three hours, but you’ll have time to add a stop or two along the way: perhaps Låtefossen waterfall, where twin streams crash beneath an arched bridge; Steinsdalsfossen, a rare waterfall you can walk behind; or the Hardanger Folk Museum in Utne, which offers insight into the region’s culture and traditions. Return the campervan in Bergen by 15:00, then head to the airport for your 17:45 flight to Amsterdam. Drive: ~170 km / 2.5 hrs

📅 Day 1 – Pick Up in Port Elizabeth → Addo (Night in Park) Collect your campervan, stock up on supplies, and drive to Addo. Settle into the SANParks campsite before enjoying your first night under the bush sky. 🚐 ~1 h, 72km 📅 Day 2 – Addo Safari Day (2nd Night in Park) Spend the day on self-drive loops through Addo, spotting elephants at waterholes, zebra on the plains, and a wide range of birdlife. Return to camp for a relaxed evening in the park. 🚐 Self-drive safari, your choice of distance 📅 Day 3 – Amakhala Game Reserve Ride → Overnight Nearby Drive ~40 minutes east to Amakhala for a full-day guided horseback ride through the bushveld, with wildlife viewing and a picnic stop. Overnight on the reserve if available, or at a campsite near Port Elizabeth. 🚐 ~40 min (+ short return if staying off-reserve) amakhala-horseback-safari 📅 Day 4 – Amakhala → Tsitsikamma (SANParks) Head west to Tsitsikamma National Park (190 km / ~2 h), a striking part of the Garden Route where dense forest meets rugged coastline. Walk the famous suspension bridge across the Storms River mouth or follow one of the short coastal or forest trails. Campsites sit right above the ocean, making it the perfect place to watch the waves and cook out. 🚐 ~2 h, 190 km 📅 Day 5 – Tsitsikamma → Knysna & Wilderness Stops → Gletana Beach Follow the Garden Route, stopping for lunch at Knysna’s lagoon and a photo stop at Wilderness Beach. Continue to Gletana and enjoy a sundown stroll along the sand. 🚐 ~2 h 45, 230 km 📅 Day 6 – Gletana Sunrise Beach Ride → Doornkraal Farm (2 Nights) Start with a morning ride on Gletana Beach, with the option to walk or canter along the surf. After lunch, cross the Outeniqua Pass to Doornkraal Farm in the Klein Karoo. 🚐 ~1 h 30, 120 km gletana-beach-ride 📅 Day 7 – Doornkraal Full-Day Ride (2nd Night on Farm) Enjoy a full-day ride from Doornkraal, crossing ridges, plains, and farm tracks with sweeping Karoo views. Evenings are for farm meals, local wine, and stargazing. 🚐 Drive: minimal doornkraal-farm-bush-riding-stay 📅 Day 8 – Doornkraal → Franschhoek (Cape Winelands) Cross the Karoo to reach Franschhoek (420 km / 5–6 h). Check into a vineyard stay and reward yourself with a special dinner in the valley. 🚐 5–6 h, 420 km 📅 Day 9 – Winelands Day Spend a relaxed day exploring Franschhoek and Stellenbosch vineyards, enjoying tastings, cellar tours, and a long vineyard lunch. 🚐 minimal stay-with-your-rv-in-a-winelands-vineyard 📅 Day 10 – Vineyard Brunch → Cape Town (Start 3 Hotel Nights) Begin with a vineyard brunch, then drive to Cape Town (80 km / ~1 h 15). Drop off the campervan, check into your hotel, and enjoy your first Cape Town sunset. 🚐 ~1 h 15, 80 km 📅 Days 11–13 – Cape Town Highlights Explore Cape Town’s icons: Table Mountain, Cape Peninsula, Boulders Beach penguins, and Camps Bay or Clifton for beach time. Take in Robben Island and sample the city’s food and wine scene. 🚐 minimal

Day 1 – Arrival in Calgary Pick up your luxury campervan in Calgary and stock up on groceries, gear, and any last-minute essentials. Settle in behind the wheel and head westward into the Canadian Rockies. Your first night is spent in Canmore, a picturesque mountain town with views of the iconic Three Sisters peaks. Drive time: ~1.5 hrs Day 2 – Banff Ski Day Kick off your adventure with a day on the slopes at Sunshine Village or Mt. Norquay, both offering scenic runs and convenient access. After skiing, explore the charming town of Banff with its cozy cafés, art shops, and alpine vibe. Stay overnight in a nearby winter-ready campsite. Drive time: ~30 mins Day 3–4 – Lake Louise Make your way to Lake Louise for two days of high alpine skiing in one of Canada’s most famous resorts. Explore varied terrain, from gentle glades to expert bowls, with breathtaking views of the glacier. In the evenings, unwind in your camper and soak in the serene winter atmosphere. Drive time: ~45 mins Day 5–6 – Kicking Horse Head west to Golden, BC, and prepare for the highlight of your trip: two full days skiing Kicking Horse. Known for its vertical drop and expert terrain, this resort is a powder-lover’s dream. Stay overnight in the main parking lot (where permitted) or at a local winter campsite. Drive time: ~1.5 hrs Day 7–8 – Revelstoke Drive deeper into BC’s interior to Revelstoke, famed for deep snow and legendary tree skiing. Revelstoke Mountain Resort welcomes self-contained campervans for overnight parking, keeping you close to the first chairlift. After full days on the slopes, enjoy the calm of the Columbia River Valley from your van. Drive time: ~3 hrs Day 9 – Radium Soak & Scenic Drive Make your way south toward Radium Hot Springs, where natural mineral pools offer the perfect recovery after your ski tour. Soak under the open sky before starting the return leg of your journey. Drive time: ~4 hrs Day 10 – Return to Calgary Travel back through the Rockies to Calgary, returning your campervan after a spectacular alpine loop. Consider one final stop in Banff or Canmore for breakfast before heading home. Drive time: ~4 hrs

📅 Day 1 – Arrival in Dubliny & Clifden Collect your campervan and drive west to Clifden, gateway to Connemara. Stroll colourful streets lined with music-filled pubs, browse artisan shops, and enjoy a cosy dinner by an open fire. 🚐 Drive time: ~3.5 hrs 📅 Day 2 – ⛳ Connemara Championship Links Play 18 unforgettable holes at this remote links course, where rugged dunes meet the Atlantic. In the afternoon, hike in Connemara National Park or relax by the harbour. 🚐 Drive time: minimal 📅 Day 3 – Coastal Touring & Lahinch Follow the Wild Atlantic Way south, stopping at Kylemore Abbey’s gothic beauty. Pause in the Burren’s limestone landscape before arriving in Lahinch. 🚐 Drive time: ~3 hrs 📅 Day 4 – ⛳ Lahinch Golf Club Tee off on this storied links, famous for natural dunes and unpredictable winds. After your round, walk the beach or visit the Cliffs of Moher. 🚐 Drive time: minimal 📅 Day 5 – Cliffs of Moher & Dingle Peninsula Spend the morning atop the cliffs, then drive to Dingle. Enjoy traditional music and fresh seafood in this famously friendly town. 🚐 Drive time: ~2 hrs 📅 Day 6 – Ballybunion Arrival Drive south to Ballybunion. Stroll the towering sand dunes and settle into a campsite with sea views. 🚐 Drive time: ~1.5 hrs 📅 Day 7 – ⛳ Ballybunion Golf Club Play one of the world’s most revered links courses, soaking up views from elevated tees. Celebrate with a pint overlooking the Atlantic. 🚐 Drive time: minimal 📅 Day 8 – ⛳ Dooks Golf Club & Ring of Kerry Drive to Dooks for a more relaxed round. This hidden gem offers sweeping views across Dingle Bay. Camp overnight by arrangement. 🚐 Drive time: ~1 hr 📅 Day 9 – Ring of Kerry Touring & ⛳ Beerhaven Golf Explore the Ring of Kerry’s dramatic loop—ancient stone forts, hidden beaches, and mountain passes await. Option to play and stay at Beerhaven golf club where you can camp onsite and play with views towards Bere island. 🚐 Drive time: ~1–2 hrs 📅 Day 10 – Return to Dublin Return your campervan and head home. 🚐 Drive time: ~4 hrs

📅 Day 1 – Collect RV from Port Elizabeth Collect your camper andd rive to Addo Elephant Park for your first night under the stars. Camp in the South Africa National Parks campsite near the gate or in a nearby bush lodge. 🚐 Drive time: ~1.5 hrs watch-big-5-from-your-lunch-table 📅 Day 2 – Addo Elephant Safari Spend a full day self-driving through the reserve. Watch elephants from your camper and enjoy lunch while giraffes stroll nearby. 🚐 Drive time: flexible inside park 📅 Day 3 – Addo to Knysna via Tsitsikamma Drive along the scenic N2 through lush forest and cliffs. Stop at Tsitsikamma for a short coastal walk before reaching Knysna. 🚐 Drive time: ~5 hrs 📅 Day 4 – Knysna Forest & Lagoon Walk the Knysna heads or ride bikes along the forest edge. Enjoy a sunset picnic at the water’s edge. 🚐 Drive time: none 📅 Day 5 – Knysna to Wilderness National Park Head further west to Wilderness and check into a riverside or forest campsite. Explore the nearby lakes and long beaches. 🚐 Drive time: ~1.5 hrs 📅 Day 6 – Canoeing & Forest Trails Paddle the calm river loops or walk shaded paths in the national park. Spot kingfishers and picnic on the bank. 🚐 Drive time: none 📅 Day 7 – To Garden Route Game Lodge Make your way to the lodge near Albertinia for your treat night. Check into a room, swim, and enjoy an evening safari with sundowners. 🚐 Drive time: ~2 hrs 📅 Day 8 – Whale Coast & L’Agulhas Drive down to the Whale Coast, stopping in Hermanus or Gansbaai. Continue to L’Agulhas for dramatic ocean views and boardwalks. 🚐 Drive time: ~3.5 hrs 📅 Day 9 & 10 – L’Agulhas to Stellenbosch or Winelands Stop in a wine farm or quiet inland town for a final camping or lunch stop before the city. 🚐 Drive time: ~2.5 hrs stay-with-your-rv-in-a-winelands-vineyard 📅 Day 11 – Return Camper & Cape Town City Stay (Night 1) Return your campervan and check into a hotel or apartment in the city. Walk the V&A Waterfront or take the cable car up Table Mountain. 🚐 Drive time: ~1.5 hrs 📅 Day 12 – Cape Town City Explorations (Night 2) Visit Robben Island, explore museums, or head to Camps Bay. Stay a second night or fly out later in the evening. 🚐 Drive time: none

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📅 Day 1 – Edinburgh to Crail Pick up your campervan in Edinburgh and begin your journey north. Cross the Forth Bridge into Fife and arrive in Crail, a picturesque fishing village with cobbled streets and a dramatic coastal backdrop. Enjoy a seafood dinner in the harbour and get settled near your first course. 🚐 Drive time: ~1.5 hrs 📅 Day 2 – ⛳ Crail Balcomie Links & Explore East Neuk Play 18 holes at Crail’s historic Balcomie Links—one of the world’s oldest clubs, offering fast-running fairways and stunning views over the North Sea. Spend your afternoon exploring the East Neuk’s harbour villages and walking the coast. 🚐 Drive time: minimal 📅 Day 3 – ⛳ St Andrews Old Course / Jubilee / New Course Head to St Andrews, the spiritual home of golf. If you've secured a ballot spot, tee off on the legendary Old Course. Otherwise, the Jubilee and New Courses provide top-tier links play. Visit the British Golf Museum, stroll the ancient town, and enjoy the vibrant local pubs and restaurants. 🚐 Drive time: ~30 mins 📅 Day 4 – Edradour or Blair Atholl Distillery TourDrive inland toward Pitlochry, a gateway to the Highlands. Visit the charming Edradour Distillery—Scotland’s smallest traditional distillery set in beautiful whitewashed buildings surrounded by woods and streams. Tour the stillhouse, learn about their unique single malts, and enjoy a scenic tasting session. Camp nearby in the hills. 🚐 Drive time: ~2 hrs 📅 Day 5 – Highlands & Lochs Spend the day exploring Highland landscapes. Hike Glen Nevis or the Lost Valley in Glencoe, drive scenic passes through the Cairngorms, or relax by a loch with a picnic. Camp lakeside for a starlit Highland night. 🚐 Drive time: flexible depending on routes 📅 Day 6 – Highlands to Machrihanish Continue west through sweeping Highland roads and shimmering lochs to reach the Kintyre Peninsula. Arrive at Machrihanish Golf Club, where you can park your campervan right on-site & stay overnight. Stroll the wild Atlantic beach and enjoy a sunset pint. 🚐 Drive time: ~4 hrs 📅 Day 7 – ⛳ Machrihanish Golf Club & West Coast Views Play Machrihanish, famous for its thrilling opening tee shot across the beach and natural links character. This rugged course rewards adventurous golfers with its scenery and solitude. Explore Campbeltown or relax at your coastal campsite. 🚐 Drive time: minimal 📅 Day 8 – Loch Lomond & the Trossachs Begin your return with a drive back east through Scotland’s first national park. Stop at Loch Lomond for a boat trip, hike to a lochside viewpoint, or enjoy a waterside lunch. Camp near Balmaha or Aberfoyle for your final night in nature. 🚐 Drive time: ~3 hrs 📅 Day 9 – ⛳ Gleneagles King’s Course & Explore Perthshire Tee off at the King’s Course at Gleneagles, a beautiful inland championship course famed for its lush fairways and heritage. After golf, stroll the grounds, visit the spa, or toast your trip at the Dormy Clubhouse. 🚐 Drive time: ~1.5 hrs 📅 Day 10 – Falkirk & Return to the LowlandsDrive to Falkirk to see the engineering wonder of the Falkirk Wheel or the iconic Kelpies sculptures. Spend your final evening near the River Forth or in a peaceful rural site near Linlithgow.🚐 Drive time: ~1 hr 📅 Day 11 – Return to Edinburgh & Drop-Off Complete your journey with a short drive back to Edinburgh. Drop off your campervan and enjoy a final breakfast in Dean Village or Leith before heading home. 🚐 Drive time: ~30 mins ✨ Optional ExtensionFor the adventurous traveller, extend your trip north to: - Royal Dornoch – Top-ranked Highlands links course with golden dunes and rich history - Durness Golf Club – Wild 9-hole gem at the edge of Scotland, along the famed North Coast 500 - Royal Troon – Prestigious Open venue in Ayrshire for a west coast finale This extended route adds the dramatic Highland scenery & remote beaches of the stunning 'North Coast 500', and even more world-class golf to your journey.

🗓️ Day 1 – Arrive in Athens & Drive to Camping Pick up your campervan and head west to a peaceful coastal campsite perfect for your first night in Greece. This relaxed spot lets you ease into the journey, with a swim in the clear water and dinner by the sea. 🚐 Drive time: ~2.5 hours 🗓️ Day 2 – Drive & Ferry to Corfu Depart Camping Tsolis and drive north to Igoumenitsa. Take the ferry across to Corfu and settle into a top-rated beachfront campsite known for its wide sandy shore and excellent facilities. 🚐 Drive time: ~3 hours + ferry 🗓️ Day 3 – Cliff-top Trail &run Corfu Old Town Begin the day with a cliff-top morning trail run, where narrow paths lead to stunning cliff viewpoints and turquoise coves. This is one of Corfu’s most photographed spots, and the run here is both scenic and peaceful. In the evening, explore Corfu Old Town’s cobblestone lanes, Venetian architecture, and lively tavernas. 🏃‍♂️Suggested run: 8.85km, 140m elevation 🚐 Drive time: ~1-2 hours depending on choice of activities on Corfu 🗓️ Day 4 – Return to Mainland & Vikos Gorge (Option to extend stay in Corfu) Given the beauty of Corfu, the excellent campsite, and the many great things to do on the island, you may wish to stay longer before continuing, alternatively... Take the early morning ferry back to the mainland. Drive to the Zagori region, stopping to see the remarkable Stone Forest rock formations, beautiful Vikos Gorge viewpoints, and centuries-old monasteries. Vikos Gorge is listed by Guinness World Records as the deepest gorge in the world relative to its width, with cliffs over 1,000 meters high plunging into a narrow canyon floor. 🚐 Drive time: ~5 hours including ferry 🗓️ Day 5 – Zagori Run & Drive to Meteora Begin the day with a trail run through Zagori’s stone bridge network—arching footbridges from the 18th century that connect tiny mountain villages. The route winds through oak forest and over quiet rivers. Afterward, drive to Meteora a UNESCO World Heritage Site where ancient monasteries sit atop towering sandstone pillars rising dramatically from the valley floor, creating a landscape of awe-inspiring beauty and spiritual history. Spend the afternoon visiting the cliff-top monasteries before cooking dinner in your campervan overlooking the pinnacles and watching the sunset from the rocks. 🏃‍♂️ Suggested run: 9.62km, 505m elevation 🚐 Drive time: ~3 hours 🗓️ Day 6 – Meteora Trail Circuit & Drive to Delphi Early morning run along the Meteora trails. This area is a UNESCO site where giant rock towers rise from the plain, creating an unforgettable backdrop for your run. Later, drive south to Delphi and settle in for the night. 🏃‍♂️ Suggested run: 10.02km, 428m elevation 🚐 Drive time: ~3 hours 🗓️ Day 7 – Delphi Visit, Drive to Athens & check-in to hotel Spend the morning exploring Delphi’s Sacred Way and the Sanctuary of Apollo. Delphi was once considered the centre of the ancient world, where the Oracle of Apollo delivered prophecies believed to shape the fate of empires. At the top of the site, you’ll find the ancient stadium, once used for athletic competitions as part of the Pythian Games—its stone seating and starting lines still visible. Later, drive to Athens, return your campervan, and check in to your hotel. In the evening, enjoy a cocktail from one of Athens’ fantastic rooftop bars with views over the illuminated Acropolis. 🚐 Drive time: ~2.5 hours 🗓️ Day 8 – Athens Olympic Stadium Run & Departure Start your morning with a final run around the Panathenaic Stadium—built entirely of marble and the site of the first modern Olympic Games in 1896. The stadium is open to the public for jogging sessions, so you can experience running on this historic track. Finish your trip by exploring Athens highlights such as the Acropolis before taking your evening flight home, or extend your journey to experience more of Greece’s wonders, including the beautiful Cyclades islands. 🏃‍♂️ Suggested run: 1500m, 0m elevation

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📅 Day 1 – Collect Camper & Overnight near Leopard Creek Pick up your safari-equipped campervan in Johannesburg and drive to Malelane. Stay just outside Kruger, perfectly positioned for a morning tee time at Leopard Creek. 🚐 Drive time: ~4.5 hours from Johannesburg wildest-golf-courses-kruger-south-africa 📅 Day 2 – Leopard Creek Golf & Lower Sabie Rest Camp Enjoy an early morning round at Leopard Creek Country Club, a world-famous Gary Player design combining immaculate conditioning, elevated tees, and challenging holes hugging the Crocodile River—where you may see hippos or elephants while you play. After golf, enter Kruger via Malelane Gate and drive through mixed woodland and riverine forests. Lookout points like Matjulu and Renosterkoppies provide perfect stops to spot rhino and giraffes. Continue toward Lower Sabie, watching for elephants crossing the road and herds of buffalo grazing along the river. 🚐 Drive time: ~2 hours inside the park 📅 Day 3 – Skukuza & Optional Golf Morning game drive as you head along the Sabie River, renowned for its concentrations of wildlife, including leopards resting in trees, elephants in the shallows, and hippos basking on sandbanks. Arrive at Skukuza for check-in and an optional round on the bushveld 9-hole Skukuza Golf Course, a gently undulating course lined with indigenous trees and small, challenging greens. The experience of playing here is special because of the chance encounters with impala and warthog wandering across your fairway, and the atmosphere of golfing in the wild. 🚐 Drive time: ~45 minutes wildest-golf-courses-kruger-south-africa 📅 Day 4 – Morning Golf & Lion Sands River Lodge Early morning golf at Skukuza before driving through savanna landscapes rich with giraffe, kudu, and zebra. Pause at Nkuhlu Picnic Site to take in views of the Sabie River and possibly spot crocodiles and hippos. Continue to Lion Sands River Lodge to enjoy a luxury stay and sunset guided drives in Big Five country. Option for a sunset guided game drive or to simply relax in the tranquility of this magnificent lodge. 🚐 Drive time: ~2 hours 📅 Day 5 – Lion Sands Dawn game drive in an open jeep hosted by your safari guide, taking you close to the Big Five and offering exceptional photographic opportunities. Spend the afternoon relaxing by the pool or enjoying fine dining overlooking the river. You may also choose additional activities such as guided bush walks, birdwatching, or a sunset drive to see nocturnal predators becoming active. 🚐 Drive time: none 📅 Day 6 – Olifants Rest Camp Depart Lion Sands and re-enter Kruger through Orpen Gate, heading north through open savanna and mopane woodland. This part of Kruger is known for large elephant bulls and expansive views across the Olifants River valley. Arrive at Olifants Rest Camp, perched high above the river where you can watch herds gathering below. 🚐 Drive time: ~4 hours 📅 Day 7 – Drive to Hans Merensky / Ba-Phalaborwa Golf Enjoy your last wildlife sightings as you exit Kruger and travel to Ba-Phalaborwa Golf Course. This course is renowned for broad kikuyu fairways, raised greens framed by bushveld trees, and water hazards that hippos and crocodiles often share. Every hole offers a blend of golfing challenge and safari atmosphere. 🚐 Drive time: ~1 hour wildest-golf-courses-kruger-south-africa 📅 Day 8 – Morning Golf & Drive to Panorama Route Play a morning round at Ba-Phalaborwa Golf Course before setting out on the Panorama Route. Along this route, expect breathtaking vistas of rugged cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and forested ravines. Highlights include God’s Window, where you can gaze across an endless sweep of green Lowveld plains.🚐 Drive time: ~2.5 hours 📅 Day 9 – Panorama Route & Return to Johannesburg Begin your day with sunrise views over Blyde River Canyon, one of Africa’s most impressive landscapes, before driving back to Johannesburg to return your campervan. 🚐 Drive time: ~5 hours

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Day 1 – Pick Up in Marseille Collect your campervan, grab supplies at the market, and head to Cassis near the Calanques. Camp near the sea and enjoy a gentle shakeout walk. Drive time: approx. 45 minutes. Day 2 – Calanques Trail Run Run from Cassis to Calanque d’En Vau: limestone cliffs, pine forests, and secluded turquoise coves. Cool off with a swim, then enjoy dinner under the stars. Drive time: none. Day 3 – Drive to Verdon Gorge + Easy Jog Make your way inland to Verdon Gorge, stopping for lunch by the lake. In the evening, jog a scenic trail along the rim or take a sunset walk through lavender fields. Drive time: approx. 2.5 hours. Day 4 – Esterel Red Rock Trail Head to the Estérel Massif. Run the Cap du Dramont loop: red rock cliffs, sea breeze, and sweeping views. Sleep in the forest near the coast. Drive time: approx. 2 hours. Day 5 – Morning Run in Nice + Ormonico Park Afternoon Arrive in Nice and run along the Promenade des Anglais at sunrise. Then head to Ormonico Park, a peaceful garden retreat with sculpture paths, shaded walks, and views across the city. Drive time: approx. 1.5 hours. Day 6 – Monaco GP Circuit Run + Spa Day Wake early and drive into Monaco. Run the full Formula 1 loop before the traffic builds. Then refresh with a day-pass at a local spa — hot showers, recovery zones, and maybe even a steam room. Return to your van for a cool drink and dinner by the coast. Drive time: approx. 30–45 minutes. Day 7 – Rest Day in Eze or Villefranche After a big week of running, take a true rest day. Visit the hilltop village of Eze or relax on the beach at Villefranche-sur-Mer. Optionally walk a short clifftop trail. Drive time: minimal. Day 8 – Return Camper in Nice Final coffee in the old town or by the port, then return your campervan in Nice. Drive time: approx. 30–45 minutes.

🗓️ Day 1 – Pick Up in Bergen & Drive to Hardangerfjord Arrive in Bergen and collect your campervan. Stock up on supplies, then set out along the scenic Hardangerfjord route. Drive past waterfalls and fruit orchards to a quiet campsite near the fjord's edge. Settle in with a campfire meal and take in the evening light over the water. 🚐 Drive time: ~2.5 hours. 🗓️ Day 2 – Morning Fjord Run & Drive to Preikestolen Base 🏃 Suggested run distance: 4–8 km Start the day with a tranquil run on forested trails along the fjord, where the morning mist hangs low over the still water. After breakfast, begin your drive south toward Lysefjord. Take the ferry at Hjelmeland and continue to the base of Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock). Camp nearby, ready for the big climb. 🚐 Drive time: ~4 hours (including ferry). 🗓️ Day 3 – Sunrise Run to Preikestolen & Scenic Return Toward Bergen 🏃 Suggested run distance: 8 km (out-and-back hike/run) Wake early and ascend to Preikestolen before the crowds. At the top, catch your breath with jaw-dropping views over Lysefjord. Descend mid-morning and begin your scenic return drive north. Stop en route at a lakeside wild camp or forest campground to unwind. 🚐 Drive time: ~3.5 hours. 🗓️ Day 4 – Waterfall Run & Return to Bergen 🏃 Suggested run distance: 3–5 km Ease into the final morning with a short run near Steinsdalsfossen or Låtefossen—both offer stunning trails beside roaring cascades. Then drive back to Bergen and return your campervan. Enjoy a celebratory lunch in the historic Bryggen district before heading home. 🚐 Drive time: ~2.5 hours.

📅 Day 1 – Pick Up in Port Elizabeth & Addo Elephant Park NP Collect your campervan from Port Elizabeth and drive to Addo Elephant Park. Enjoy a thrilling afternoon of self-drive game viewing and the excitement of seeing elephants, buffalo, and zebras up close. Stay overnight at the main rest camp campsite, sleep under the African stars, and enjoy a local meal in the camp restaurant. 🚐 Drive time: ~1 hour. 📅 Day 2 – Addo Start the day with a morning trail run along the park’s designated running path, a rare opportunity to jog in a wildlife reserve where you might glimpse antelope. After breakfast, explore the park, which spans over 1,640 square kilometers. 🏃 Suggested run distance: 2–8 km watch-big-5-from-your-lunch-table 📅 Day 3 – Leave Addo and Overnight in Tsitsikamma National Park Depart Addo after a final chance to spot wildlife. Drive south to Tsitsikamma and set up camp beside the dramatic coastline, where waves crash against ancient cliffs. Take an easy walk among giant yellowwood trees. 🚐 Drive time: ~2.5 hours. 📅 Day 4 – Tsitsikamma Run, Knysna Lunch & Wilderness Camp Begin your morning with a pre-breakfast run on the Storms River coastal trail, with panoramic ocean views and fresh sea air. After breakfast, drive to Knysna for lunch and time to explore the waterfront. Continue to Wilderness campsite for the night. 🏃 Suggested run distance: 5–10 km. 🚐 Drive time: ~2 hours. 📅 Day 5 – Morning Beach Run & Karoo Crossing to Stellenbosch Wake early for a refreshing barefoot run on Wilderness Beach, stretching for miles along the Indian Ocean. Drive across the Karoo, stopping for lunch or coffee en route. Arrive in Stellenbosch for an evening of great food and wine. 🏃 Suggested run distance: 5–7 km. 🚐 Drive time: ~5 hours. 📅 Day 6 & 7 – Stellenbosch Run & Vineyard Relaxation Start with an easy run through Jonkershoek trails, with shaded paths and mountain views. Later, enjoy a relaxed lunch and tasting at Delaire Graff Estate. 🏃 Suggested run distance: 6–8 km stay-with-your-rv-in-a-winelands-vineyard 📅 Day 8 – Vineyard Breakfast & Cape Town Transfer Have a final vineyard breakfast at Jordan Wine Estate, then drive into Cape Town to drop off your campervan and check in to your hotel. Spend the afternoon exploring Bo-Kaap and the V&A Waterfront. 🚐 Drive time: ~1 hour. 📅 Day 9 & 10 – Cape Town Explore beaches, restaurants and culture of Cape Town. For your final run choose between the trails of Table Mountain & Lions Head or to run one of the world's most beautiful of Chapman's Peak. 🏃 Suggested run distance: 10 km. 📅 Day 11 – Departure Savour breakfast overlooking Table Mountain before heading home.

🗓️ Day 1 – Arrive in Athens & Drive to Meteora + Welcome Dinner Arrive in Athens and drive north to Meteora. Settle in and meet the group for a relaxed welcome dinner with the coach. 🚐 Drive time: ~3.5–4 hours 🗓️ Day 2 – Meteora Trail Circuit (Warm-up & Technique) Early morning run along the Meteora trails. This area is a UNESCO site where giant rock towers rise from the plain, creating an unforgettable backdrop for your run. Short video checks and clear tips to try straight away. 🏃‍♂️ Suggested run: 10.02km, 428m elevation 🗓️ Day 3 – Meteora Long Run & Evening Social Steady long run through the monasteries with straightforward pointers as you go (8 km loop and choose 1–3 laps). Evening drinks together. 🏃‍♂️ Suggested run: 8–24km (8km loop × 1–3) 🗓️ Day 4 – Drive to Zagori & Vikos Gorge Drive to the Zagori region, stopping to see the remarkable Stone Forest rock formations, beautiful Vikos Gorge viewpoints, and centuries-old monasteries. Vikos Gorge is listed by Guinness World Records as the deepest gorge in the world relative to its width, with cliffs over 1,000 meters high plunging into a narrow canyon floor. 🚐 Drive time: ~2.5–3 hours 🗓️ Day 5 – Zagori Run & Drive to Corfu + Corfu Old Town Begin the day with a trail run through Zagori’s stone bridge network—arching footbridges from the 18th century that connect tiny mountain villages. The route winds through oak forest and over quiet rivers. Afterward, drive to Igoumenitsa. Take the ferry across to Corfu and settle in, then in the evening, explore Corfu Old Town’s cobblestone lanes, Venetian architecture, and lively tavernas. 🏃‍♂️ Suggested run: 9.62km, 505m elevation 🚐 Drive time: ~2 hours + ferry 🗓️ Day 6 – Cliff-top Trail & Corfu Beach Begin the day with a cliff-top morning trail run, where narrow paths lead to stunning cliff viewpoints and turquoise coves. This is one of Corfu’s most photographed spots, and the run here is both scenic and peaceful. Afternoon beach time. 🏃‍♂️ Suggested run: 8.85km, 140m elevation 🚐 Drive time: ~1–2 hours depending on choice of activities on Corfu 🗓️ Day 7 – Corfu Relax / Easy Day Given the beauty of Corfu, the excellent campsite, and the many great things to do on the island, you may wish to stay longer before continuing. Optional easy coastal shake-out. 🗓️ Day 8 – Return to Mainland & Drive to Delphi (PM visit) Take the early morning ferry back to the mainland. Drive south to Delphi and settle in for the night. Spend the afternoon exploring Delphi’s Sacred Way and the Sanctuary of Apollo. At the top of the site, you’ll find the ancient stadium, once used for athletic competitions as part of the Pythian Games—its stone seating and starting lines still visible. 🚐 Drive time: ~5–6 hours including ferry 🗓️ Day 9 – Drive to Athens (Return Van) & Hotel Night Drive to Athens, return your campervan, and check in to your hotel. In the evening, enjoy a cocktail from one of Athens’ fantastic rooftop bars with views over the illuminated Acropolis. 🚐 Drive time: ~2.5 hours 🗓️ Day 10 – Athens Olympic Stadium Run & Departure Start your morning with a final run around the Panathenaic Stadium—built entirely of marble and the site of the first modern Olympic Games in 1896. The stadium is open to the public for jogging sessions, so you can experience running on this historic track. Finish your trip by exploring Athens highlights such as the Acropolis before taking your evening flight home, or extend your journey to experience more of Greece’s wonders. 🏃‍♂️ Suggested run: 1500m, 0m elevation