Holidays in Croatia are nothing new for Poles - each of us has probably been to Dubrovnik or admired the Plitvice Lakes so many times that we could lead tours around them ourselves. Therefore, when going on holiday to this picturesque corner of Europe, it is worth, instead of yawning again from boredom, look for a place that is perhaps less known, less frequently visited by bus trips, but precisely because of this - maybe also much, much more interesting?. If we are looking for a place that would allow us to escape from the crowds, but at the same time have a lot to offer, it is worth going for a short trip to the small, beautifully situated Rovinj. The town stretching right on the shore of the Adriatic Sea is a great place to relax and immerse yourself in a fascinating mix of two cultures: Italian and Croatian. Many tourists come here to take a break from the chaos and rush of life in nearby Venice. And this is not the worst choice - if we board the ferry, we will reach the famous "City of Lovers" in just two hours!.

Rovinj - because small is beautiful

The creators of the Go Barefoot caravan wanted to create a vehicle that would look both classic and modern at the same time. And while the construction work ultimately took much longer than anticipated, the end result is proof that they managed to combine water with fire. It can be said that the rounded caravan is nothing new. After all, a teardrop body was first built in the 1930s. Note, however, that most of the rounded caravans are only slightly rounded little ones, while the Go Barefoot has a more "egg" shape and is slightly larger.

Go Barefoot - captivating curves from Great Britain

The northern part of Italy is a unique region that attracts crowds of tourists every year. The border between sunny Italy and Austria, surrounded by mountains, is considered by many to be one of the most interesting places in Europe in terms of nature, culture and landscape. Reason? Of course the Alps! The mighty Dolomites, which often reach 4,000 meters above sea level, separate hundreds of small towns immersed in tradition.

Lake Garda - relaxation at the foot of the Alps

The undisputed leader of the European market now owns a company that produces motorhomes overseas. Since February 24, the owner of Roadtrek is Erwin Hymer Group North America. This is the result of the purchase of shares in a Canadian motorhome manufacturer. The first result of the takeover will be the debut of one of the most popular European motorhomes on the markets of North America. HymerCar will expand the range of vehicles of the Canadian company, which has been number 1 in the compact campervan segment for 25 years.

Erwin Hymer Group buys Roadtrek!

It was a cloudy morning, cold piercing down to the bones. We sat down in a saucer in Warszawa Powiśle and while waiting for a portion of well-done scrambled eggs, Igor threw at me, still sleepy, that he would like to go somewhere longer. Get to know yourself and the way. I looked over my cup of coffee and told him about the idea of closing the loop around the Baltic Sea. This is how the story about the OFF_Riders project and where it came from "With panache by Lofoten" begins with one of the group members - Piotr.

Neck loop in the Baltic Sea

Tuscany is the "heart of Italy" - a region whose landscape and unique culture have charmed many. Tuscany is impossible not to love. It is enough to look at the hills stretching to the horizon, covered with hundreds of small vineyards, which at sunset "light up" in front of our eyes with a real madness of colors. The tiny towns emerging from the morning mists are one of the most romantic paintings you can see in Italy. And of course, the places on the map that Tuscany is famous for all over the world: Florence , Pisa and Siena - three cities that are bursting at the seams with world-class monuments. These three reasons: picturesque landscapes, traditional towns and "cities of art" will make every holiday in Tuscany an unforgettable experience. But where to start getting to know this amazing region? The answer is obvious: from Florence, the capital of the region. A city that loves art and beauty like no other in the world is a real dream. Let's start our visit to Florence from the symbol of this city - the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore , which rises towards the sky, showing the amazing richness of Renaissance decorations. It is easy to understand why this city attracts artists to this day. From the cathedral, it is worth taking a walk to Giotto's Bell Tower, and then reaching the top to admire the entire panorama of the city. From here, it is only a five-minute walk to reach the magnificent Palazzo Vecchio - the former town hall, famous for its numerous decorations and frescoes on the walls. Interestingly, it was in front of the main entrance of the Palazzo Vecchio that stood "David" - one of the most famous sculptures by Michelangelo. Today, a faithful replica of it stands in this place.

Holidays with art under the Tuscan sun

Pilote is currently one of the largest concerns producing motorhomes in all of Europe. The history of this French brand dates back to the 1960s, and today Pilote motorhomes are characterized by technical advancement and interesting interiors. What models did Pilote propose for 2016?. Motorhomes from the Premium Class line are the largest and most luxurious vehicles of the Pilote brand. They are from 6.80m to 8.53m long and come in two chassis types: Fiat and Mercedes. The beautiful exterior design and high interior comfort are visible at first glance. The equipment includes, among others, a lowered bed with dimensions of 190x140 cm and an ALDE heating system. We also have a large and ergonomic kitchen, plenty of storage space, top-class equipment, and a box for… 6 glasses of champagne. This is an offer for people who value a high standard of travel and like a bit of luxury.

Presentation of the range of Pilote motorhome models for 2016

A holiday in Croatia is a great adventure - ancient ruins, picturesque towns with hundreds of houses covered with characteristic red tiles, wonderful cuisine full of fresh herbs, cloudless skies... this is what tourists usually associate this extremely popular country with. However, insiders know that Croatia is also one of the best countries in Europe for fans of exploring life hidden in the depths of the sea. Yes, snorkeling, i.e. swimming with a mask and deep-sea diving, is a great way to spend your holiday in Croatia. The sea here is warm, the water is extremely transparent most of the year, and the currents are quite weak in many places, which makes it possible for almost anyone to practice water sports. Of course, many of us are afraid that we do not have the appropriate skills or equipment to explore the depths of the sea on our own. No worries! In almost every coastal town in Croatia, you can find professional diving schools that run courses - from beginners to the most advanced ones, and also organize numerous expeditions and trips with a guide who will show you the most interesting corners of the underwater world and will ensure the safety of the group. Where is the best place to go for underwater sightseeing in Croatia? Of course to magical and warm Istria!.

Underwater Istria

This year's motorhome exhibition during the Motor Show in Poznań, which will be held on March 31 - April 3, promises to be impressive. The caravanning salon, which has already become a permanent element of the Poznań automotive meetings, will be waiting for car enthusiasts during the fair. Its 5th edition is an exhibition of industry leaders who will present the latest and most luxurious campers, caravans, accessories - everything that is necessary to relax in comfortable conditions. This year's edition of the showroom, concentrated in pavilions 1, 2 and 15 and in the open space, will occupy nearly 10,000 sq m. The following companies have already confirmed their presence: 2N-Everpol, Caravanning Center CarGO !, BusKamper, Mini-Caravans, CampRest, CamelCamp, Ebac, Elcamp, S-Camp, Balcamp, MTM and Wadowscy Group.

Motor Show 2016 - the most important meeting of the caravanning industry in Poland

Ferrara is a city in northern Italy, located in the Emilia-Romagna region. According to the data, they are inhabited by over 130 thousand. people. The city, once the seat of the d`Este family, boasts numerous monuments and interesting museums. The city of Bologna, the capital of the region, which is more famous among tourists, is only 50 km away. It's worth a look, because although the city is small and quiet, it has a lot to offer. What to see when visiting Ferrara? What local cuisine is worth trying?.

Ferrara - former court of the d&#39;Este family

This year, over 200 exhibitors from Poland and abroad will appear at the Centennial Hall in Wrocław. During the eighth edition of the International Tourism Fair, tourist regions, spas, travel agencies, hotels and resorts as well as tourist attractions will present themselves. There will be plenty of interesting offers and promotions for all visitors. Every day, competitions with attractive prizes will be organized on the main stage and at trade fair stands. It will be a great opportunity to fight for trips, cruises, weekend stays, books, travel gadgets and much more.

The International Tourism Fair in Wrocław in just one week!

In the Provencal Alps, at the confluence of two beautiful valleys, there is a French town with a Spanish-sounding name and architecture with distinct Mexican accents. This is Barcelonnette, which has numerous ski resorts as its neighbors, and itself tempts with something completely different - a specific atmosphere, the possibility of blissful relaxation or active time spent among pristine Alpine nature. "Barcelonnette", naturally, is associated with Barcelona and is translated as a diminutive of its name. In terms of architecture, however, it does not resemble much the center famous for the Sagrada Familia temple or residential buildings designed by Antonio Gaudi (including Casa Batlló, Casa Vicens). The city owes its name to the fact that Ramon Berenguer IV, who founded it in the 13th century, was also the ruler of the seat of Catalonia. Barcelonnette is surrounded by Alpine peaks, the largest of which, Grand Berard, rises above the horizon north of the city. On the other side, the sky is decorated with Le Chapeau de Gendarme, considered the most picturesque of all the peaks that cast a shadow over the valleys of the Ubaye River and its tributary, the Bachelard. The town is beautifully situated on the flat bottom of the valley, and a little higher, in the background, there are pastures and meadows. Between them, small hamlets nestled in the landscape, looking as if time had stopped there for at least half a century. Even higher, the areas are covered with pine forests, and above them you can see the mountain peaks, jagged like the edges of a cordon handkerchief. What could be a more relaxing sight, what better place to holiday in the Alps than a campsite in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region ?.

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