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In just over a week’s time on 17 May 2021, foreign travel from England will become legal again<\/strong>, but for the time being it’ll likely only appeal to motorhome tourers able to commit to at least a few weeks away. Let’s have a look at the current practicalities of motorhome travel in the pandemic: the English traffic light system, COVID-19 restrictions in Europe, getting tests, finding places to stay, buying travel insurance and so on.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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What’s It Like Being Abroad During the Pandemic?<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Before we get into the nitty-gritty, just what is it like being outside the UK in your motorhome during the pandemic? We have some experience of this, having spent last winter in Spain at a campsite near Nerja on the Costa del Sol. We drove there in our motorhome in October 2020, flew home when my mum died in November and flew back before Xmas before driving home in late March 2021. Other motorhome bloggers we follow have managed to move around much more than we did in Europe, Africa and Asia, writing about their experiences as they went. Here are a few of them if you want to take a look at their blog posts or videos:<\/p>\n\n\n\n