Travel in Scandinavia

Denmark is a popular camping destination. It is easy to reach, offers access to the North Sea and Baltic Sea and you are nowhere more than 50 kilometres from the sea. Further, the conditions are excellent for families and dog owners. So, what are you waiting for? Here’s an overview of everything you should consider when planning your holiday.

The Danish region of Zealand can actually be summarised in three words: islands and sea. But there is much more to discover in the region in the heart of the country: dense forests, rocky cliffs and numerous relics from times long past. Here you will find an overview of the Danish Baltic Sea Islands region.

Kolding offers you the perfect mix of Danish small-town flair, forest, sea and beach. It’s also worth stopping off here to explore the surrounding area if you’re travelling further north.

Long beaches, high dunes and lively towns by the water: Denmark offers a wealth of attractions, sights and hotspots that are not to be missed. Here we put together the best spots!

Have you always wanted to know where Santa Claus lives? Then head to Rovaniemi in the north of Finland, the official residence of Santa and his helpers. Here you can find everything else you need to know about the Lappish capital.

Dense forests and endless lakes – that’s Finland in a nutshell. The country in Northern Europe is known for its idyllic nature, whether in summer or in the snowy winter. In this article, we present the best tips for your next trip to Finland, even away from the forests.

Gullfoss is a spectacular waterfall in the south-west of Iceland. It is part of the impressive Golden Circle, making it a popular destination for travellers and excursions. Find out everything you need to know about the golden waterfall here.

Are you planning a round trip through Iceland but don’t yet know what you want to see? Here you will find a list of all the important sights along the Ring Road and the Golden Circle Route, including an overview map.

Whether travelling wild or by motorhome – Norway is a dream for campers. Find out here what you should bear in mind when planning your camping trip to Norway.

The Hardangervidda in Norway is Europe’s largest plateau and a real paradise for hikers. In the impressive, partly arctic nature of the plateau, there are countless hiking routes and trails that introduce visitors to the special features of Norway. You can find tips on travelling, accommodation and tours here.

For many, Norway is synonymous with fjords, mountains and snow – the country is known for its rugged and picturesque nature. However, Norway also offers lively cities and a range of cultural highlights – we have summarised the most important sights for you here!

It’s not just Sweden’s breathtaking scenery, but also the good conditions for campers that make the Scandinavian country the ideal choice for nature holidays. Find out everything you need to know before your camping trip to the north.

Dense forests, frozen lakes and snow-covered hills and valleys – the historic province of Jämtland in the north-west of Sweden offers spectacular nature. Here you can find out everything you need to know about the wild west of Sweden.

One of Sweden’s most iconic sweets has its origins in Gränna: polkargrisar. But not only those with a sweet tooth are welcome here – camping fans and nature lovers will also get their money’s worth. You can find all the important information about the small town on Lake Vättern here!

Dense forests, numerous lakes and red houses – this is the Sweden we know from postcards. But in addition to idyllic nature, Sweden has a lot more to offer, first and foremost relaxed cities, cosy coastal towns and interesting cultural attractions. In our article, we have put together the most popular attractions and sights for you!