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December 13, 2013 by author

A Camping Adventure In Perth Australia

Australia is a beautiful country to visit. With many attractions and much natural beauty it is definitely a country that should be on everyone’s list of places to visit. One exceptionally beautiful place to visit in Australia is Perth, here you can enjoy and exiting adventure campervan camping adventure while you explore the area around you.

Hire Your Campervan

Before you head off on your camping adventure you will need a campervan to do your camping in. Campervan hire Perth with Drivenow is your best option when it comes to easily booking your campervan for your entire stay. Drivenow offers a nice selection of various vehicles to suit your needs for camping and traveling around the area. Be sure and take the time to choose the perfect campervan to hire to ensure a hassle free camping adventure in Perth.

Camp at a Holiday Park

In Perth, you will find quite a few holiday parks that offer you exceptional camping as well as fun activities to be enjoyed during your stay. Some of your best parks for campervan camping include Discovery Holiday Parks and the Coogee Beach Holiday Park both with triple A ratings and other great parks such as Perth Vineyards Holiday Park. Each of these holiday parks offer plenty of sites to park your campervan on as well as a few other camping accommodations.

With The Kids in Mind

While some of the parks around Perth are more for those looking for a quiet and secluded break, there are some really great parks for travelers with kids. The Camp Wattle Grove was built for people to host camps at but they also have some great campervan camping sites for tourists who are just passing thru and their facilities offer plenty of fun for your kids to enjoy. The Central Caravan Park in Perth is another amazing option and is very close to the city for your convenience. With great facilities including a swimming pool and a Laundromat you surely can’t go wrong when choosing to camp at this park. While staying here you can enjoy activities such as fishing in the river not far from the park as well as tours and visits to other nearby attractions as well.

When Taking Your Pet Along

If you are going to be taking your furry friends with you on your camping adventure you should first ensure that the campsite you intend to stay at is pet friendly. Not all campervan camp sites in Perth allow pets and therefore it is necessary to check up on this ahead of time so you can plan accordingly. The Banksia Tourist Park in Hazelmere, Perth is a dog friendly park that happens to be a great option with several spots for campervans. This park has great facilities and amenities and is located in a very beautiful area.

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Photo by spelio on Flickr

Filed Under: Australia, Oceania, Travel Tagged With: adventure travel, Australia, campervan, camping, car hire, car rental, family travel, Perth, travel destinations

July 16, 2013 by Arlene

Going Off-Piste in Val d’Isère

If you are searching for a great activity to take part in, then you may want to consider off-piste skiing in Val d’lsere. Take a look at the following tips and ideas that could assist in making your adventure even more enjoyable.

Safety First

Before taking part of a new and daring journey, it’s important to fully understand the circumstances at hand. Your safety and the safety of others involved are two factors that cannot be ignored.

First, it’s vital to take a class or course in avalanche awareness.  However, you’re training doesn’t end there. After you take the class and understand the different techniques you’ll need to employ for your skiing trip, you’ll need to practice and perfect said techniques. Conveniently, there are different classes to choose from that take place at different intervals throughout the year.

Other tips to remember include, but are not limited to: knowing the weather report the day of your planned activity, knowing the level of risk, speaking with those who have completed the trip in the past and taking in the advice given to you by other skiers.

Knowing the Courses Before Hand

Before you choose which course to partake in, you will need to research the different options available. For instance, when skiing in Val d’lsere, there are different routes to choose from. Consider visiting the Club Med site to find out more.

Courses you could potentially pursue include La Daille, La Solaise and Le Fornet, amongst others. You’ll need to consider your level of training and skill when choosing which course will be best for you and your skiing abilities. You may in fact choose the course you wish to ski before you even begin your safety training. This would assist you in knowing just how much training or learning would need to take place before you start skiing.

Having the Proper Equipment

Not only are training and learning the different courses equally important, but you will also need to make sure you have the proper equipment before starting your skiing journey. You may soon realise that this ski trip is going to be somewhat expensive, but you don’t be tempted to become too fugal by purchasing used, broken, or inadequate equipment. You’ll want the best to ensure your safety and enjoyment.

Again, knowing which ski course you wish to pursue will help you decide what types of supplies and pieces of equipment you’ll need. You’ll want to essentially “test” or evaluate all of your equipment before you begin your trip. This detail is important – you don’t want to discover last minute that you’re missing a vital piece, or that a rope or boot is faulty.

When it comes to fun and adventure, you should consider skiing in Val d’lsere. Though it may seem risky at first, the ski journey could potentially be refreshing. With a little bit research and training, you’ll be ready to tackle this journey in no time.

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Alex Norman is a winter sports enthusiast and full-time travel blogger. Keep an eye out for more of his articles offering travel advice.

Photo by mountainlight on Flickr

Filed Under: Europe, France, Travel Tagged With: adventure travel, off-piste, ski destinations, skiing, Val d’Isère

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