Rubjerg Knude lighthouse was first lit in December 1900. It is positioned on top of Lønstrup Klint (cliff) and is 60 metres above sea level. Shifting sands and coastal erosion…
Thyborøn is a small fishing village which looks like it is undergoing some regeneration. We drove past some unusual houses that are currently being built out of the hull of…
Ribe is a pretty medieval town with history dating back over 1300 years. In fact, it is actually the oldest town in Denmark. Ribe welcomes motorhomes and you can park…
Bremen is located on the Weser River and sea trade has always been in Bremen’s blood. Going back to the 17th century products like coffee started arriving to Germany and…
Giethoorn is often referred to as the ‘Dutch Venice’ because it is nestled within about 90 kms of waterways. Although we would say that is the only comparison you can…
After visiting Amsterdam we decided we just needed a couple of days to relax and spend some time with the dogs. We found a lovely small campsite called Camperplaats Emmeloord…
Neither of us was sure what to expect from Amsterdam. As most people are aware it is a very liberal City and it has its underlying seedy tones. We had…
Haarlem is often referred to as ‘Little Amsterdam’ so we wanted to visit to come to our own conclusions. It took us about 40 minutes to cycle into Haarlem, the…
We both share a love of cheese and after doing some research it was a unanimous decision to visit Gouda. The main day to visit Gouda on is Thursday as…
We simply could not visit the Netherlands and not go and see the iconic windmills. We stayed at an Aire in Alblasserwaard which cost 17 euros per night and offered…
