Hi there,
I just thought I would see if anyone had any advice on where and what I should do for my upcoming Van tour.
Basically myself and 3 friends have hired a van to travel around europe for 90 days between the 1st of July till the End of Sept.
Firstly I will outline a fewof the things we enjoy and then let you know the basic itinery we are going to follow (it is definately flexible)
We are 4 typical Aussie guys all in our mid 20's we grew up on the gold coast so following the coastal roads is definately high on our list. We enjoy all things outdoors and sporting and love music festivals. Drinking and partying is definately a must but we wouldn't mind experiencing the cultural side of things. 3 of us have done trips through europe before so the point of the van is to experience the countries we are seeing rather then just go to the major cities/tourist spots.
Our loose itinery is to leave London and head straight to Calais France, from there we want to drive down the coast checkng out the Normandy D-day beaches and head to San Sebastion, then onto pamplona for the opening of the running of the bulls.
I think from there we will head across country to Porto and drive down the coastline to Lagos from there we will head through spain up to Valencia and drive up the coast to Barcelona and on to Italy.
In Italy we want to drive down one side as far as Rome and back up the other side of the coast.
Then through Slovenia and down the coast of croatia.
Thats where we are stumped At a guess that would probably be the half way point of our trip leaving us about 7 weeks to go
Should we:
A) continue down the coast check out greece and then head back up though eastern Europe
B)Head up through Hungary Poland and the top of Germany
We need to be in Munich Germany by the 19th of Sept for the start of Oktoberfest where we will have 3 days there and then drive through Germany into France/Paris and then back to London
Any Suggestions on things to do in any of those countries or any advice/constructive critisicm at all would be greatly appreciated
Thanks Ringo
