Experience as a travel content creator

Solo travel is all the rage! Looking for tips and experiences for your own adventure? Anni tells you about her experiences as a content creator, her life in a van and gives tips for travel newbies who also want to travel alone. In this interview, you’ll find ideas and inspiration for planning your own solo trip. Find out all this and more here!

You can find Anni’s social media here:

• Anni’s Instagram
• Annis TikTok

Adventure: farm, own van & mental health

FIV: Hello dear Anni, thank you for taking the time for this interview! Please tell us something about yourself first.

Anni: My name is Anni, I am 28 years old, I come from a village with 300 inhabitants, I grew up on my grandparents’ farm and after my training as a hotel manageress I moved to Munich for a total of 6 years, where I was able to turn my passion into my profession.

I love to travel solo with my dog and self extended Van Elmo and share a lot on social media about (solo) travel, being brave, mental health and also the topic of relationships and feeling good.

Be free! Advantages of solo travel

FIV: You like to travel alone. What advantages does that have for you and what excites you most about traveling solo?

Anni: I’m always spontaneous and can do exactly what I feel like doing. You are absolutely unbound and free in your approach.

FIV: Do you ever feel lonely on your solo travels? If so, how do you deal with it?

Anni: I actually never feel lonely, not only because I usually have my dog with me, but also because I enjoy just being by myself.

At home on wheels: Travel with van

FIV: On Instagram, you’re usually seen traveling in your van. How do you deal with the fact that traveling in a van often means limited access to internet and electricity?

Anni: It actually grounds me a lot and after every van trip I appreciate everything that we take for granted at home even more. Always electricity, hot water, it is why around you, everything can be done faster.

With the van, I am where I feel most comfortable: in the middle of nature.

Experience with roof tents: The advantages

FIV: In which places did you particularly enjoy camping and why?

Anni: It doesn’t matter where, as long as it’s in nature. However, I have fallen very much in love with Norway and Sweden.

FIV: In one of your posts you show how you spend the night in a roof tent. What are the advantages here compared to a conventional tent?

Anni: A roof tent has many advantages, it is high up and you don’t have to be afraid of animals coming into the tent. It is more stable, it fits on almost every car and you have a 1A view of everything around.

Tripod as an aid: producing content alone

FIV: You are an independent content creator. How do you produce your content when you’re out on your own?

Anni: I always have my tripods with me, it all takes longer but I love to film and photograph. My camera tripod even has a name: Ramon.

FIV: You have almost 130,000 followers on Instagram. Have you already been able to motivate some of your subscribers to give solo travel a try?

Anni: Yes, and there is really nothing better for me than reading these grateful messages. Inspiring people to spend time with themselves and appreciate nature is really great and I find it very fulfilling.

Choosing itineraries: Planning or spontaneous?

FIV: You have traveled to many different places. How do you choose your itineraries?

Anni: To be honest, my motto is usually: “Planless is the plan”.

Mostly I have a destination and everything else on the route I plan spontaneously. Even if I plan everything through, I usually throw it around again and plan differently than planned.

Tips for solo travel

FIV: Do you have any tips for people who also want to travel alone but are still unsure?

Anni: Don’t think too much, just do it! Be brave and get out of your comfort zone!

FIV: Finally, without further ado, what are your top 3 solo travel destinations for novice travelers?

Anni: Austria, Sweden and Norway

Editor’s tip: Read more about Austria, Sweden and Norway here.

FIV: Thank you for this interesting interview! All the best on your travels!

Annis social media: check out solo travel!

Here you can find more about Anni:

• Anni’s Instagram
• Annis TikTok

Bavaria: Tourists love the Old Town & Alps

Bavaria is located in the southeast of Germany and is known for the big city of Munich, Regensburg or Würzburg. There you can book old town tours and explore market places with old city walls, residences or English gardens. But even more interesting for campers are the Alps.

In the Allgäu you can enjoy the fresh air of the peaks forever and pause in old wooden huts and eat Allgäuer Käsespätzle. If you hike in Franconia, you can enjoy the beer and wine culture of Bavaria between vineyards and medieval villages in castles and palaces. In Upper Bavaria lie the highest mountains in Germany. Campers enjoy their holidays here in summer and winter. The region of Eastern Bavaria is one of the largest forest regions in Europe. Here you can travel through different cultural landscapes.

Those who enjoy the Bavarian nature, also enjoy the large animal species of Germany. Starting with red deer and wild boar and foxes, to beavers, otters and lynxes. So hikers should always have their camera at the ready. For hikers and campers there are a variety of hiking routes with different fitness levels. Campsites also offer information material, routes and maps, which people like to use to find their way around. Read more about camping in Bavaria here.

• Munich, Regensburg or Würzburg
• Old town tour, market place, old city walls
• Residences, English gardens
• Alps – highest mountains in Germany
• Red deer, wild boar, foxes
• Beavers, otters and lynxes

Bavaria from above – drone video

Here you can see the great landscape of the state of Bavaria from above. Take a look at the Alps and the Neuschwanstein Castle.

Baden-Württemberg: Camping Tips

Summertime is excursion time and you don’t know where you want to go next time? A camping weekend in Baden-Württemberg can be a great experience. Whether with tent, roof tent or a caravan, in the green mountains you can enjoy the clean country air and nature to the fullest. Baden-Württemberg is well known for its popular hiking regions. With the right campsite, you can look forward to beautiful hilly landscapes, cosy hikers’ cabins and great views.

This federal state leaves nothing to be desired in terms of nature. We at FIV have explored Baden-Württemberg for you. We show you the wilderness like in Canada, beaches like in Italy and flower meadows like in Holland. Here are the best campsites for nature enthusiasts who want to enjoy the summer with their tent, caravan or motorhome. You will find many more good recommendations on Campwerk: Campingplatz Baden-Württenberg.

• Popular hiking regions
• Hilly landscapes, hikers’ hut, great views
• Best campsites for nature lovers

Flight over Baden-Württemberg – Highlights Video

In this video you see Baden-Württemberg from a bird’s eye view.

Lake Constance in the foothills of the Alps – Camping Tip

Once around Lake Constance by bike. From Germany, to Switzerland and all the way to Austria? Sleep in a luxury hotel or experience a lot on a farm? At the 63km long lake in the foothills of the Alps, Lake Constance, there is something for everyone. Every summer people travel from all over the world and sail, windsurf and swim in the lake or relax on beautiful beaches.

Camping advantages at Lake Constance

Always have your bed with you, sleep in spontaneously and have a late breakfast – camping has many advantages, but it takes a bit more planning than a hotel stay. You can’t get more “in the middle of nature” than with a caravan or motorhome and you can save a lot of money compared to a hotel. And if you don’t like the place, you can simply move on.

1. In the middle of nature
2. Cheap holiday
3. Spontaneous onward travel

Germany, Switzerland & Austria – Lake Constance Video

Here you can see Lake Constance from above. The drone flies over the lake and shows you the most beautiful places on Lake Constance, whether in Germany, Austria or Switzerland.

Campsites at Lake Chiemsee in Bavaria

You want to try something new and take every experience with you on your holiday? Then you should definitely go camping on your trip to Lake Chiemsee! Since the region around the lake is very natural and attracts numerous visitors every year to the most beautiful corners of nature, it is often a good idea to head for one of the popular campsites there. Depending on which place you choose, you can also sleep in a hotel or a holiday apartment, but if you want to enjoy the real holiday feeling in pure nature, then you should definitely camp on one of the sought-after campsites.

Here you have the best opportunity to get everything out of your holiday and to marvel at the Chiemsee in an idyllic atmosphere even late at night. Camping is the best way to switch off from the stressful everyday life, enjoy the peace and gather exciting experiences. Those who want to go camping but don’t want to miss out on the spa will be thrilled by glamping.

An added bonus is that you save a euro or two, as you only have to pay the entrance fee for the campsite and don’t have to pay money for an expensive hotel room. You can organize your day individually and leave and return when it suits you and are therefore also flexible with your food. So if you love the outdoors and want to have an eventful and adventurous time, don’t miss out on this opportunity for a special holiday.

The advantages of camping at the Chiemsee:

• Idyllic atmosphere in nature
• Rest, relaxation and a sense of freedom
• Cost-effective variant
• Flexible daily schedule
• Adventurous flair

Flight over the Chiemsee, Königssee & Kehlsteinhaus – Video

Here you can see the most beautiful lakes in the south of Germany. Take a look at the Chiemsee, the Königssee and the Kehlsteinhaus, a great historical viewpoint.

Camping in Baden-Württemberg: A trip to the Black Forest

The Black Forest is a very natural holiday destination and therefore attracts many tourists every year. So if you like to be outdoors and appreciate the beauty of breathtaking nature, the peaceful low mountain range is just right! Of course, camping in the great outdoors is also a great way to get the most out of your nature holiday.

Camping is the best way to take in as much of the idyllic flair of the mountains as possible, to experience exciting adventures and to meet new people. Whether in a tent, under the open sky or in a caravan – there is something for everyone here and you will fully experience the feeling of closeness to nature and freedom. From sitting around the campfire and watching the stars come out, to exciting conversations and old stories, there’s never a dull moment when camping! Find out here which type of camping is right for you, camping in a tent, caravan or camping van.

Camping is also a cheaper alternative compared to hotels or apartments and is therefore recommended for those who don’t want to spend too much on their holiday. Although you have to cater for yourself and don’t get the most luxurious room, camping has a certain charm and makes for an unforgettable and eventful holiday at the end of the day. Camping is becoming more and more popular with young and old and is therefore a variant of the holiday that you should definitely try once.

• Natural holiday destination
• Camping under the open sky
• Tent, camping van or caravan

Camping at the Hopfensee: Campsites in Bavaria

The campsite at the Hopfensee is the only one with direct location. It is a 5-star campsite, which above all tries to create a harmonious combination of sport and leisure fun, fitness training and health care. On the one hand it tries to provide rest and relaxation, on the other hand it offers movement, activity and mental stimulation. It has been in the family of the Mayr family for more than 60 years. Starting with an empty site and a kiosk, the campsite now has its own indoor swimming pool, sauna, restaurant, various sports and gymnastics pitches, as well as sanitary facilities with showers, bathtubs and baby changing facilities of the highest standard. Are you interested in camping? Read more about accessories and camping accessories here.

Camping am Hopfensee offers a pleasant stay both in the warm summer days and in the cold winter with special offers such as the “Crystal Days” or the “Snowflake Cloud”!

Pros:

• In the middle of nature
• Cheaper option to hotel
• More pleasant for children and four-legged friends (no one complains about the noise)
• Freedom: not bound to place and time
• Greater social interaction with other families, campers.

Disadvantages:

• Vermin
• Do your own shopping, cooking, washing under more difficult conditions
• Very crowded campsites: not quiet, annoying neighbours

The German Black Forest – 4K Drone Video

In this video you see the Black Forest from the height.

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Animals in hotels & holiday flats – is that possible?!

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Are animals absolutely forbidden in all accommodations? No – there are many exceptions that allow a holiday with your pet. Many accommodations have no problem with animals up to a certain weight or species. You can find out which accommodation is best suited for you and your pet here.

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Holiday with pets in hotel complexes: little exercise, what to do?

Many already know that dogs and cats are not welcome in many hotels. Partly there are hotels that allow animals up to a certain weight. What makes the search for an animal-friendly hotel much easier is the function that lets you filter for animal-friendly hotels on many booking portals. Thus, one can easily find a hotel in one’s desired region that is adapted to one’s own needs. There are also own portals like hundehotel.info or tierischer-urlaub.com, which explicitly offer animal-friendly hotels. Please note: in many dog hotels leashes are compulsory. Where can you take your four-legged friend for a walk on holiday? Here are our tips for walks during a hotel holiday:

1. Look for a park nearby, best with Google Maps, there you have an overview of the whole city
2. In the morning at the pool, tip: this way you are the first one there and you can throw your towel directly onto the couch, it is already yours!
3. Jogging on the beach with your best friend – this keeps you fit and gives your dog enough space to run around

Place and nature: holiday flat and holiday homes

Whether in the mountains, by the sea or in the country – it is not difficult to find a holiday apartment or a holiday home in which four-legged friends are allowed. There are more holiday flats and houses than hotels which have no problem with animals, because often the landlords of the flat are owners of pets themselves. There are special booking portals for holiday flats for guests with pets, just like for hotels, and the four-legged friend is usually allowed to stay in the room, but not in bed. So you should think about the basket. You still have to ask yourself where is the best place to spend a holiday with your pet? FIV Magazine has listed the top holiday destinations for you:

Top vacation spots – with & without pets!

1. Turkish Riviera, Antalya, Turkey
2. Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain
3. Crete, Greece
4. Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain
5. Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain
6. Rhodes, Greece
7. Faro & the Algarve

Are service dogs allowed in hotels, guesthouses and rental apartments?

Service dogs or also assistance dogs, most of them are probably the most common guide dogs, are allowed and desired in almost all hotels, pensions, holiday flats and holiday houses. They are not considered pets, but medical assistance. Just like guide dogs, they are considered necessary, but you should at best be aware of the rules of accommodation beforehand.

Ultimative – Camping with pets: Pure nature for your dog!

Camping is an animal friendly way to travel with your pets. Dogs or cats can easily be transported in a car or motor home and sleep in a tent or motor home. The animals usually have as much fun in nature as we do. The long walks are a good run for our beloved four-legged friends and dogs also have a lot of fun in the sea. To spend the whole day outside is a pleasant change for animals.

Already in the morning you can simply open the door and let the dog storm into nature. When camping near a lake, the puppy can learn to swim and near a forest it is practiced fetching sticks. Man’s best friend wants to be with him everywhere; whether on holiday in the mountains or on the beach. Camping is varied and a real adventure for both owner and pet.

2 of 3 people take their dog with them!

Which animals do you prefer to take on holiday? Most popular, who would have thought it, are dogs! A full 67% have already been on holiday with their dog, i.e. 2 out of 3 respondents! Small animals follow immediately afterwards, from hamster to guinea pig with 47%. Hard to believe, 42% of Germans have already taken their horse on holiday! And 42% did not want to go on holiday or fly without their reptile. I wonder if the snake also had fun at the beach? The fact that only 32% of the Germans took their cat with them on holiday was a little surprising. The little tiger was probably too scared of water for a vacation at the sea. A whole 29% already had their bird or fish on holiday. Whether the own Nemo has got such a “outlet” in the sea?

• Dog – 67%
• Horse – 42%
• Reptile – 42%
• Cat – 32%
• Fish – 29%
• Bird – 29%

Source: Statista / Question: “Which animals have you taken on holiday before?”

Sea and ocean: animals on beach vacation

At the sea there are many possibilities to include the animals in your holiday. Whether playing with the dogs on the water or cuddling with the cat on the beach – animals love beach holidays. It is important to note that many animals cannot cope with hot temperatures. Make sure that your pet drinks enough and takes breaks in the shade.

Here I have some practical tips from my own experience, so the trip into the cool water will be a lot of fun!

1. If you are a good role model as master or mistress, your dog will be much more relaxed and easy going.
2. Throw treats into the water – this way the dog is directly rewarded for its courage when it dares to go into the water
3. Always stay close by – for untrained dogs, playing in the water for a long time can be dangerous, so the master or mistress should definitely always keep an eye on the pet
4. Get dog out of the water when it is time – whether you lure him closer and closer to the shore with treats or he listens to a signal at which he leaves the water and gets a reward; the dog must come out if you have to go further.

Farm: holiday with pet + cow, pig & Co.

On the farm there are also many possibilities for the pet to romp around or to get in contact with other animals. Many farms also have dogs that take over tasks like protecting the sheep. Since farms are often more remote, there are good opportunities for the animals to run around. In the surrounding wooded areas long walks are possible, for example with dogs, on which they sometimes come into contact with new things. In this way the pet can discover something outside its familiar surroundings.

Traveling with animals: Plane, car & Train

Is a long-distance trip planned, or is the holiday taking place in Germany? Depending on the destination, a different way of travelling is possible. Not every kind of trip is meant for every animal, so we have put together the essential information about travelling by plane, car and train. It is important to inform yourself in advance before you book any accommodation to make sure that your journey will not be a problem. The pet should be comfortable, we also hate seats with not enough legroom. Whether in a transport box or next to the master or mistress – the animal must feel comfortable and should experience as little stress as possible. Many types of travel require that the pets are accustomed to the circumstances in advance. You can find out here how to save your pet stress and make the journey as pleasant as possible!

Flying with animals

Not all airlines allow animals on board. Dogs and cats, as well as rodents and similar animals can often be taken into the cabin or transported in the cargo hold. This depends on the airline. Different airlines have different rules that must be observed, such as minimum age or weight. Above a certain weight the animals are then transported in an air-conditioned cargo hold. It is also important to have a suitable transport box that offers the animal enough space. The dimensions are usually specified by the airline. For dogs, for example, there must always be enough space in the box for food and water, and the animal must be able to move. When transporting animals, costs are usually also incurred, and this should not be lost sight of.

Driving with animals

If the holiday destination is not far away, it is worth going by car. There you will hardly have to pay any additional costs because of the animals. In addition, you can stop and take a break, depending on the need for exercise, so that the long journey is not too much for the animals. The safety of the animals is also important. A suitable transport box is always needed for different animals. Small dogs are strapped in the back seat with special safety belts and larger dogs often find room in the trunk, where they are separated from the passengers with a separating grid and can move freely. Transport boxes offer more protection in the event of an accident, but the animals should be accustomed to the box at home to expose them to less stress.

Travelling with animals

Train travel with your pet is also possible and a cheaper alternative to flying. It is important to inform yourself in advance about the regulations of the railway or train. Small dogs and therefore also cats, rodents and similar animals are allowed free of charge in a small transport box. Larger dogs need a leash and a muzzle and pay half the ticket price. Pets may also meet other animals on the train; ideally this should not be an unfamiliar situation. A train can be crowded, which can be very stressful for the pet. Many strange people, countless different smells and noise – this can quickly overtax a dog. The owner should pay attention to the animal and reward and praise it if it behaves well. A few strokes and treats will make the animal feel more comfortable again. It is important to accustom the animal to the environment with short train rides and to familiarise large dogs with a muzzle, so that train rides do not become an insurmountable hurdle, but an everyday experience.

Animal sitter for the holidays

In any case, the animal cannot come on holiday because it is sick, old or too nervous for holidays? Or there is no suitable accommodation at the dream destination that allows pets? No matter what the reason for failure, an animal sitter is the solution for an animal that cannot travel. There are animal sitters everywhere, often even in the neighbourhood. The person then takes a certain amount of money for the supervision and employment of the animal. They take care of the animal, feed it, take it out when it needs it and replace the owner for a certain period of time. Depending on the animal, it is easier or harder to find an animal sitter, because less demanding animals are of course more readily accepted than highly poisonous snakes, but often you can find the right animal sitter for every animal.

Packing list for a holiday with dog

FIV Magazine has put together a packing list for a holiday with a dog. You may need to complete this list if your pet needs other things or can do without some of them. For example, someone who travels with a parrot needs different things than someone who travels with a cat. This list is only for rough orientation.

• Dog basket – Comfortably through the vacation, whether in the car or flight time
• blanket – trembling? No way, with your own blankie your dog will always feel comfortable.
• Fressnapf – How to make a little bit of a habit in a holiday apartment while on holiday
• Drinking bowl – Just like the feeding bowl, it is easier to make the dog feel at home with your own drinking bowl.
• Food – There must not be too little food! And finding your favourite food on holiday to buy more can be difficult
• treats – The dog should always be rewarded if it behaves well. It saves you a lot of trouble on holiday!
• Toys – So the dog does not get bored when the master wants to relax.
• Leash – In many hotels the use of leashes is compulsory! So you must not forget the leash in any case.
• Muzzle – If you travel by train, you should think of a muzzle
• Towels- Many hotels only offer a certain number of towels – so that none are missing, you should have a towel for your dog.
• Fur care utensils – fur care must not be neglected even when on holiday
• Excrement bags – so you don’t leave your dirt anywhere!
• Vaccination passport or EU pet passport – The passport for pets must not be missing
• first-aid kit for the dog – so you are prepared for the worst case scenario

Holiday with children by the sea: sun, beach & fun for the whole family

If you want to travel with children, you can’t go wrong with a beach holiday. Enjoy the sun for the parents and splash in the sea for the children. A holiday by the sea provides bathing fun for young and old! You don’t have to go too far away for that.

Tuscany – beach, nature and bathing at the Mediterranean Sea

Tuscany is a good mix of everything you could wish for in a successful holiday – beautiful landscapes, good food and above all wonderful beaches!
Here, seaside resorts such as Marina di Massa or Forte dei Marmi are highly recommended, as the beaches run very shallow into the sea and are therefore advantageous for families with small children.

Polish Baltic Sea – a secret tip for bargain hunters

A holiday in Poland on the Baltic Sea is also becoming increasingly popular. If you are looking for a cheap beach holiday with your children, you will definitely find it here. The approximately 500 km long sandy beaches invite with family-friendly ambience and reasonable prices for accommodation and food.
So if you like long walks on the beach and good food, the Polish side of the beautiful Baltic Sea can be considered an insider tip.

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Sardinia – fine sand & crystal clear water

Sardinia as a destination for families not only convinces with its long, fine beaches and turquoise blue water, but also offers much more potential for adventurers! On the one hand, you can take your little ones on an excursion to the “Parco Sardegna in Miniatura” amusement park and spend a few pleasant hours there. Furthermore, you can visit one of the numerous camping sites and sleep directly on the sandy beach. A unique experience for the whole family! In Sardinia there is always something going on, especially in the high season, so that new acquaintances can be made quickly.

Top 5 destinations for families in Germany: cheap & paradise time in nature

If you don’t want to take a long trip, you can simply stay in Germany with your family and find the most beautiful family-friendly corners.

Bavaria – Holiday in the beautiful south of Germany

As the largest federal state in Germany, Bavaria also offers great holiday potential for families in the summer, however, even at colder times of the year and can score points above all for its diverse nature and mountainous landscape. In summer, it is a good place to go hiking or take short walks with small children. But also in winter skiing or sledging is possible.

Holiday feeling at low tide & high tide on the North Sea coast

The North Sea is also very popular with families with small children and offers a variety of leisure activities. In summer you can cool off in the sea or go hiking through the mudflats at low tide. There is a lot to explore and discover, especially for children. Although it is a muddy affair, this is what makes a holiday an unforgettable time. Another must do when you are at the North Sea is a trip to the seal banks. A short boat trip is enough in order to view numerous seals from close proximity. In any case a highlight for all animal fans!

Resin – between forests, streams & mountains

For all nature lovers who have not yet discovered what is right for them, the Harz offers everything their heart desires. Countless forests, streams and a mountainous landscape. Whether you want to go for a leisurely walk or a real hike – there is definitely a lot to see. The myths and legends surrounding the Harz are also an appealing factor that attracts tourists to the Harz.

Family-friendly atmosphere in the Black Forest

The Black Forest, as the largest contiguous low mountain range in Germany, is also a very popular travel destination, as family friendliness is a high priority. In a hotel, a holiday flat or a pension – in the beautiful holiday resort, relaxation and wellness are very important. For those who like it a bit more spectacular, the famous Europa Park is recommended for the one or other adrenalin kick.

Baltic Sea – fresh sea air & bathing in the sea

The Baltic Sea is the perfect place for a family holiday because of its many beaches. With fresh sea air and a pleasant climate you can splash around in the clean sea or enjoy the beautiful nature. Apart from that, the Baltic Sea also offers scope for discovery tours on foot or by bike, so that you can spend a nice and varied time together as a family.

Holidays with children on a farm

If you want to devote yourself completely to nature and leave everyday life behind you, you should definitely consider a family holiday on a farm! Far away from work and hustle and bustle, a few relaxing days in the country can be spent! I have once listed a few good reasons for a relaxing holiday in the country.

A paradise for children: nature & farm animals

Here children’s dreams come true! Frolic in nature, make new friends on one of the playgrounds and experience farm animals up close. And all of this in a child-friendly environment, so that parents can relax and escape from everyday stress. A positive side-effect of the holiday – the children can occupy themselves alone without technology and learn new things about the country, animals and nature.

Cheap holiday apartments: cosy atmosphere in the country

An alternative to the otherwise rather expensive hotels, offer this holiday apartments. Families can spend the nights here in a cosy atmosphere and are thus among themselves. An advantage in contrast to hotels is also that other guests are not disturbed, especially by small children. So the holiday can be enjoyed to the fullest and you can save one or the other Euro!

Idyllic landscape: holiday in nature

Another main reason to choose a farm holiday is the surrounding landscape. In the midst of nature you can listen to the murmur of streams or rivers and breathe in the pleasant air. In addition, culinary dishes can be enjoyed, which in the best case come directly from the farm.

Even if you have to settle for a slightly different kind of holiday, a few wonderful days on the farm are definitely worth experiencing and offer a wonderful time for the family that you will remember for a long time to come!