Sheikh Mirleft

We trekked to the coastal towns of Sidi Ifni and Mirleft, only to find it was foggy and raining. We drove along the amazing relatively unspoilt coastline and liked this fishing village, SheikhOkumaya devam et
Tafraoute

We spent a week in Tafraoute having some ‘petit reparations de campingcar’! We had been recommended a garage here: Chez Mohammed Farih who has spent years working on old Mercedes vehicles. We madeOkumaya devam et
Taghazout

A fellow traveller suggested Taghazout would be a nice quiet place to stop for Ramadan, and bonus would be a beach which is somebody’s favourite. Winding our way through Aourir and Tamraght, we wentOkumaya devam et
Taroudant

Named the mini Marrakech, we met my dad and his partner here and stayed in the lovely Riad Dar Dzahara for a few nights. The Riad was a calm oasis right in the centre of the bussling medina. We ateOkumaya devam et
Sidi Kaouki

On Vandogtraveller’s recommendation we made our way to Sidi Kaouki, a sleepy surfers’ beach with a few surf shacks and a couple of hotels and uninspiring campsites. Loads of winkles and mussels toOkumaya devam et
Essaouira

Driving up the coast we arrived at Essaouira which is a relaxed coastal port with camels and horses on the beach, fish market and a Spanish feel to the old medina. Shame the campsite was filthy.
Marrakech

Marrakech was difficult with a toddler, as we presumed but we braved the souk and main square and arrived in time to hear Call to prayer at Koutoubia mosque, where thousands gathered to pray atOkumaya devam et
Assilah

Assilah was where we said goodbye to Morocco. We played on the beach, wandered in the pretty medina and roughed our last minging campsite. We knew we would miss this country.
Genoa

After three days on a boat from Tanger we arrived in the luscious green of North Italy and cut straight through the mountains and headed for Lake Garda.
Lake Garda

We spent a lovely day in Desenzano on Lake Garda with Tagans cousin and family before making the journey to Venice.
Venice

We parked in an industrial car park in Port Marghera on the mainland and got the train to Venice. Venice was beautiful and quite fantasy like and we spent the day getting fed up with lifting the buggyOkumaya devam et
The Lim, Rovinj and Preluk

We did some shopping in Koper in Slovenia, where everyone was very stern and took themselves very seriously, before heading down the coast into Croatia. We camped the first night at the Lim, a fishOkumaya devam et
Nin beach

We spent the night on a very windy Nin beach: a marshy landscape with sandy spits, long stretches of shallow water great for paddling, with an unbelievable snow topped mountain range in theOkumaya devam et
Dugi Otok

Dugi Otok is one of the more remote islands - it took nearly two hours by boat from Zadar. We arrived in the afternoon and headed straight to camp Kargita at the north of the island by the famousOkumaya devam et
Broderica

We stayed on Camp Sani here in Broderica for a one night pit stop to wash bodies, clothes, and fill up and empty water before meeting uncle Tony in Split. This was a lovely small affordable family runOkumaya devam et
Split

Uncle Tony was staying in Split for three nights in a hotel then we had planned to drive down the coast and he to leave from Dubrovnik seven days later. We stayed in various car parks in the theOkumaya devam et
Makarska riviera

We drove with Tony on board along the coast, next stop Camping Makarska Riviera. We stopped and shopped in the picturesque town of Omis on the river, before pitching up at the large campsite among theOkumaya devam et
Luka, Trpanj

We planned another stop between Makarska and Dubrovnik and quite randomly decided to try somewhere on the peninsula and picked a reasonably priced campsite on a beach near the town of Trpanj. TheOkumaya devam et
Dubrovnik

Tony’s last stop was Dubrovnik and we dropped him at his hotel before trying to park for the night ourselves. Dubrovnik is an epic place - a fortified city where higgledy piggledy houses, forts,Okumaya devam et
Risan

We decided to head straight for Albania and spend some time relaxing there with cheaper food and cheaper campsites. We spent two days driving through Montenegro which we loved. It was rainy and greyOkumaya devam et
Lake Shkodra and Theth

When we entered Albania we headed to the nearest campsite on our map which was Lake Shkodra resort. It was a strip of land like a run-way where at one end your eye was taken up to snow cappedOkumaya devam et
Kruje

The mountain town of Krujë was recommended as a day trip from Shkodra so we decided to make it our next stop. Krujë Camping was a lovely, small rustic campsite and we arrived to find it empty. WeOkumaya devam et
Llogara National Park

We re-remembered that cities unfortunately were not easy for us so we drove through Tirana, headed for the coast. We hit Vlora, a large beach town which had an American feel to it- like a crossOkumaya devam et
Gjipe beach

Gjipe beach is a hidden beach in the gorge of a densely wooded river valley. It can only be reached by foot, just about by 4x4, or by boat. We parked at the top of the gorge and trekked the kilometreOkumaya devam et
Livadhi beach

We were looking for a beach where we could wild camp in the shade of a tree for weeks on end, but none of the beaches had been suitable so far. Livadhi was a long stretch of beach near the town ofOkumaya devam et