Probably everyone who starts their adventure with caravanning wonders how to supply water and what to do with the sewage that quickly fills the waste container. Unfortunately, it is not very easy, especially in Poland. Waste, especially feces, should not be thrown anywhere. They should be disposed of in appropriate places intended for this purpose. These are neither drainage ditches nor ordinary sewage manholes, although unfortunately, due to the lack of other options, this is where camper users often dispose of their sewage.

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Hobby company located in northern Germany, the world's largest manufacturer of caravans, a pioneer in innovative solutions in the caravanning industry, and the largest employer in Fockbek. Caravans and campers. In 2012, the company's offer included 46 models of caravans available in 5 different classes and 17 models of motorhomes available in 7 separate classes. A medium-sized company that has been a world leader in the caravanning industry for many years. 29.2% share in the caravanning market in Germany.

The company Hobby - Facts &amp; Numbers

Switzerland is a central European country known for several things that have become symbols today - and each time they are symbols of great quality, brand and prestige. For who has not heard of Swiss watches or banks? There is one more thing that made the country almost entirely situated in the high mountains famous. It is solid, clean and gliding among the tops of the cable car. It is in this country that the railway reaches the highest places. The highest railway station in Europe is the Swiss Jungfraujoch, leader of "The top of Europe". It is located at an altitude of 3,454 m above sea level, in a rock tunnel in the Jungfrau region, south of Interlaken.

Swiss queues

A four-person motorhome based on Fiat Ducato is an example of Polish construction that can meet the expectations of even a demanding family. The car was richly equipped and precisely designed. It can also boast of high-quality workmanship. The constructors from the Polish company Elcamp set themselves the goal of building a motorhome that, with relatively small external dimensions, could offer a comfortable space inside the vehicle. The basis of the structure is the Fiat Ducato L4H3, i.e. in Fiat terminology, the vehicle with the widest wheelbase (L4) and the greatest height (H3). Models with two engines are available for sale - the more powerful Ducato has a 3-liter diesel engine with 180 HP. The weaker one has a 2.3 engine with 130 HP. What distinguishes the Neo-Traveler Voyager, however, is its equipment.

Poles can also build campers

In 1887, Antonio Cederna, president of the Milan section of the Italian Alpine Club, said: "If Livigno had a passable road connecting them to Bormio and Poschiavo, it would become the second Davos." These were prophetic words, but it took almost a century to build the Munt la Schera tunnel connecting Livigno with Switzerland. From the very beginning, there is one-way (shuttle) traffic in it, and you can pay for the ride only in cash and only in euros or Swiss francs. After the tunnel was opened, the town changed beyond recognition - it was first and foremost loved by winter sports enthusiasts. So much so that it even received the "SnowTrex Award 2012" distinction. No wonder, the snow cover stays here for up to 7 months, and the resort is called Europe's Tibet or Italian Tibet, because it is the place with the highest sunshine in the whole Alps. For this reason, tourists especially like it, for whom the guarantee of nice weather is important.

Piccolo Tibet - Livigno

If you are interested in traveling, but you do not feel like exploring the world by looking out the window of your hotel room or chasing a pilot carrying out a tight tour program, think about a camper van. Importantly, you don't have to own it to start the adventure of your life. A motorhome, or a camping car, can make you feel almost no limitations during your vacation. No more dependence on vacancies in a hotel or on the "whim" of a travel agency. You can go wherever you want and spend as much time as you like.

You can rent a motorhome

Imagine a snow-covered town among mountain peaks without cars - this is Avoriaz, the only ecological ski station in France. There is a total ban on car traffic here, and there are skiers and horse-drawn carriages and sleighs on the streets. The system of city lifts allows you to ski anywhere, from the very moment you leave the hotel. What else makes a special impression on tourists? The chasm overlooked by a part of the residence and the amazing futuristic architecture of buildings, somewhat reminiscent of multi-story beehives. In the 1980s, they were designed by an architect named Avoriaz, to whom the town also owes its name. It was then that the Gates of the Sun, or Les Portes du Soleil, were created, connecting Swiss Morgins and Chamery and French La Chapelle, Morzine and Chata.

The highest station of the Gates of the Sun - Avoriaz

Personally, I went to Back Yard Austria with no expectations. It was strange for me because I usually have this expectation quite high which does not serve such ideas. This time, after quite a long period of consolidating the group, we reached the point where the car was packed and we were ready to mentally detach ourselves from the everyday life of the last weeks. It's like scratching in a notebook and suddenly, after turning the page, you realize that you could work on the calligraphy. This time, after quite a long period of consolidating the group, we reached the point where the car was packed and we were ready to mentally detach ourselves from the everyday life of the last weeks. It's like scratching in a notebook and suddenly, after turning the page, you realize that you could work on the calligraphy. The road from Żywiec to Hippach took us less than 10 hours. It went smooth, easy and fun. We got there just before dark. We were warmly greeted by Brian and Gustaw, who keep their finger on the pulse of the whole Back Yard. A beer and an invitation to Jurgen's birthday; our good friend, snowboarder and boss BY. The night was short. The next day passed under the banner of preparation and organization. Reconnaissance of the area, lifts and options. Flags, banners, a weekly plan, and talking to Jurgen. In the evening the first part of the team arrived, and late at night the rest. It started to snow, which undoubtedly influenced further conversations and the search for the best, potential off-route lines on the maps and on the Internet.

BACK YARD AUSTRIA

We all know how most fairy tales begin. However, if one asked where the fairy-tale-sounding Transylvania actually lies, many people would have a problem with the answer. Meanwhile, it is not that difficult - Transylvania is another name for Transylvania. It sounds equally mythical, although it defines a completely real place. Specifically, a region in central Romania. This exotic country can be reached by train via Hungary or Ukraine, but it's best to go there by car. Such a journey is safe, and it also makes it easier to navigate through small villages with lots of sights worth seeing.

A fairy tale about transylvania

Winter is approaching, the worst time for our car. We must do everything possible to prepare the car for this unpleasant time of the year. It should be done properly now or soon. You should not wait for the first snow and bitter frost. Only road workers work this way. Our cars are unique and you should take care of them in such a way that there are no problems with their operation at any time of the year. Let's secure our cars for the next winter months to eliminate possible problems, which unfortunately arise very often when the temperature drops below zero.

Take care of your car before winter

Budapest, called the little Paris of Central and Eastern Europe, is considered by many tourists to be one of the most beautiful cities of our continent. Monumental buildings, bridges, hanging on the water like beautiful, modern cobwebs, as well as radiating avenues, perfectly visible from the most representative place of Budapest, Castle Hill - it must be admitted that the city's architecture is thoughtful, majestic and often a real work of art. If we only have a weekend to visit Budapest, it must be a very intense weekend. There is so much to see. At the beginning, it is worth noting that most tourist routes in Budapest lead along the Danube - the most beautiful and most important monuments stand on both its banks, and the Buda itself with Pest is connected by seven road bridges. They have been built in various styles, thanks to which they create a wonderful panorama, which is best seen from the Gellert Hill. The first bridge that connected parts of the city was the Chain Bridge, built on the initiative of politician István Széchenyi. Both ends are guarded by beautiful stone lions.

A blissful weekend in Budapest

The condition of Polish roads leaves much to be desired, and the cars traveling on them are exposed to extreme exploitation. The group of vehicles particularly vulnerable to damage includes largely large vans, as well as recreational vehicles such as motorhomes. Usually they are loaded to the permissible limits, and this affects the extremely frequent and rapid degradation of the suspension or its components. Broken springs, broken rod ends, damaged bearings are just an example of what you can deal with when using the vehicle in extreme conditions. The worst thing about it is that the damage does not appear suddenly, but gradually, and it is difficult to detect it in the initial stages of damage, so any repairs only take place when the vehicle has a serious breakdown that effectively immobilizes it.

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