ROUTE BELGRADE – OSLO 16 DAYS = CAMPER TRAVEL – HEDONISM OF ENDURANCE
The route to Norway – the capital city of Oslo, represents one of the most challenging camper routes. Norway, as a country with well-developed camping culture, is an attractive destination where camping, in contrast to expensive hotel accommodations, is a form of highly developed tourism, not only for Norwegians themselves but also for Europeans in general. The challenge of this route, starting from Serbia, lies in the fact that it passes through 7 countries, each of which is a destination for exploration and hedonism.
The route recommended by Michelin has a total length of 2287 km, with approximately 2000 km on highways and the rest on ferry routes. However, this distance represents a direct and straight-line path to Oslo, which is not supported by camper travel. Therefore, for your comfort and complete information, we are happy to guide you to campgrounds along this route, as well as recommend directions and destinations.
Starting from Serbia, we recommend heading towards Hungary. In Hungary, you can take a break and enjoy the beautiful landscapes around Lake Balaton.
All of Hungary’s attractions, as well as the facilities at campgrounds where campers can find all the necessary services, can be found on the Hungary Campgrounds link.
From Hungary, continue your journey to Slovakia. It’s a country with exceptional tourist destinations, although not widely marketed. It’s perfect for spending a few days exploring its beautiful hilly and mountainous landscapes, along with must-visit campground parks. You can find most useful information about campgrounds in Slovakia on the Slovakia Campgrounds link.
Then, after a few days exploring Slovakia, head to neighboring Czech Republic. Excellent roads with clearly marked directions, along with speed cameras, make it easy to visit and relax at campgrounds. If you decide to spend a few days camping in the Czech Republic, you can find all the necessary information about campgrounds on the Czech Republic Campgrounds link.
In almost every westbound route, Germany is unavoidable, and it’s a majestic destination when it comes to campgrounds and camping sites. Germany is a country abundant with possibilities, and camper travel is supported at every step. That’s why Germany is known for its so-called “Camper Regions,” each offering diverse opportunities. Make sure to leave yourself and your travel companions plenty of time to enjoy the hedonism that Germany has to offer. You can find more information about campgrounds in Germany on the Germany Campgrounds link.
From Germany, you’ll reach Scandinavia, specifically Denmark, via ferry. In this context, we won’t emphasize Denmark but rather use it as a transit point for the ferry journey to our final destination, Oslo, the capital of Norway. Make sure to thoroughly inform yourself about the ferry departure schedule and boarding conditions. You can find useful information on this topic in English at the Feribot do Osla iz Danske link.
Finally, our ultimate destination, Norway. Campgrounds, camper sites, and rest areas in Norway are well-maintained and of a very high standard. A detailed overview of necessary information can be found on the Norway Campgrounds link. This is a brief overview of the areas you can explore on this route.
In order to provide you with a well-organized trip, we are happy to present an approximate cost overview if you decide to undertake this journey by camper through Etno Kamp. This journey offers countless possibilities that should be experienced. Due to the vastly different preferences of travelers, we’ve provided a very rough estimate of costs because for 16 days, the possibilities are numerous. So, to avoid limitations…
Rough cost overview:
Fuel: Approx. 350 EUR. Campers typically consume 12 liters per 100 km. This amount covers the fuel costs for a round trip. Of course, if you deviate significantly from the route, costs may increase.
Tolls: Approx. 200 EUR. Tolls include fees for both directions, as well as vignettes for Hungary. It’s advisable to gather all the details about the route through Europe on the AMSS website.
Food: Approx. 300 EUR. This amount is optional and depends on the preferences of the travelers.
Campground fees: Approx. 400 EUR. Fees depend on the campground where you stay, and the amount listed is a very rough estimate. In some campgrounds, fees are charged for both the camper spot and the number of people in the camper, while in others, you only pay for the camper spot.
Other expenses: Approx. 300 EUR. This is money set aside for optional/tourist expenses and depends on the preferences of the travelers.
Camper rental costs for a 16-day period: 1800 EUR in the High season. Etno Kamp’s price list recommends the summer months (July and August), when the cost is 120 EUR per day.
TOTAL: 3350 EUR. This is a completely approximate sum based on the above-mentioned cost estimates.
Here are some additional useful links for camper travel that can be of help on this route:
– Travel with camper thought Europe
– Camping Europe
For all the details on everything you might need during this fantastic journey through time and regions, Etno Kamp is at your disposal to make your trip more enjoyable, comfortable, and above all, memorable.