Last night it was time for a beaver safari in a canoe. A guide took us and a group of Dutch people to Grövelsjön. It was a bit warmer coming down from the mountain and beautiful and calm on the lake, so we had a really nice canoe trip. This is a great thing to do for a whole family, when everyone can get involved together and have some excitement about seeing some cool beavers.
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The first stop on our campervan trip around northern Sweden was the Sala silver mine, where we went 155 metres down into the mine by lift. It can't have been fun being a miner here: 12 hours of work a day in the cold and dark. But the 1.5-hour guided tour was very interesting!
Read moreToday was a full day in Furuviksparken in Gävle. This is a really nice park with wild and domesticated animals, water park, fairground and a whole adventure island. Peter's brother and their neighbours brought eight (!) children to the park. Peter's youngest son Billie (14) came with us.
Read moreThis is the fourth and final part of our little story about the 2006/2007 motorhome trip in New Zealand. The trip continued on the South Island and ended in Christchurch, where we left the campervan and flew to Auckland and then back home... One of the best trips we ever made!
Read moreIt's time for the third instalment of our motorhome trip to New Zealand in 2006/2007... We have now reached the ferry crossing from the North Island to the South Island. And suddenly a whole new landscape awaits!
Read moreThis is the second instalment on New Zealand by motorhome, from our 2006 trip. New Zealand really does have everything for those who like adventure! We tried some adventurous activities in and around Rotorua, on the North Island.
Read moreThree years ago, at exactly this time of year, we travelled around New Zealand by motorhome. We travelled around the North Island and South Island with a rented motorhome. (It was our first time with a motorhome, and we were a little bit saved, you could say...) We also have to say that New Zealand is absolutely amazing! Now we wanted to share some pictures from this trip. Here comes Part 1.
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