Enjoy the impressive sights
in the millennia-old cities of Paris, Rome, Florence, Venice, Luzern, Munich and Koblenz

START OF TOUR
Our tours always start at Frankfurt Airport. In the early evening we meet for an aperitif and our first briefing. Afterwards we drive to the old town of Frankfurt to have dinner together and to get to know each other.

TAKING CARE OF YOU
From our first encounter when you arrive at Frankfurt Airport to the security check at the departure gate when you fly back home, we are always there for you - 24 hours a day. Even in the middle of the night when you should feel uncomfortable.
Also, on the way from one place to another, we never leave you alone. Of course, you can move freely and independently of the group during the day. However, you can contact us at any time via mobile phone or radio, should this be necessary. You can also join our small convoy, which will lead you safely and relaxed to your next destination. And of course we accompany you on all described excursions and to the culinary highlights.
You travel exclusively and individually, but never alone.

ON THE ROAD (AGAIN)
Overland journeys and motorway sections alternate. Here and there it makes sense to make fast progress. For this we use the well-developed motorway system of Europe. Otherwise, we drive on scenic routes that bring you closer to the beautiful landscapes of the individual regions (longest day route 335 miles / Paris - Geneva). We also stop now and then to refuel, to replenish our supplies and to take pictures. We don't drive races but at a relaxed and safe speed (highway 60-65 mph, local road 40-50 mph). For most toll roads we provide you with prepaid cards. Since our motorhomes have an automatic transmission, you can relax and enjoy the scenic beauty of the many regions. We keep in touch with each other at all times via radio and mobile phone.

DRIVING IN A CONVOY
Yes, please. If you follow our vehicle, you no longer need to worry about the next exit or the right direction. Just follow us and enjoy the passing landscape. If you prefer to travel independently of us, perhaps to visit some sights that are not on our itinerary, you are of course free to do so. You will always find your way around on our detailed maps. In addition, the pre-programmed navigation system installed in the vehicle guides you safely and on the shortest route to your daily destination.

BORDER CROSSING
Border crossings are easy. Normally, you do not need any vehicle documents or IDs to drive from one country to another.

CAMPSITES
Apart from the first and last night, we will spend the nights on campsites of the best category available. As a rule, European campsites do not have full hookup but always electricity. All our campgrounds have central dump stations and fresh water filling. Mostly there is also a small shop and a restaurant.
On arrival at the campground we will show you the reserved sites and help you to position your RV. In the evening we sit together and discuss the next day.

SIGHTSEEING TOURS
For our guided tours in Winningen, Reims, Paris, Geneva, Lucerne, Lucca, Pisa, Rome, Florence, Venice, Innsbruck, Neuschwanstein, Munich, Stuttgart, Heidelberg and Koblenz there will always be an English speaking local guide. Whenever possible we leave the vehicles at the campsite and take taxis or charter buses to the sights. Some places of interest, especially in the city centers, can only be reached on foot.

DAILY BRIEFING
Every evening we sit down with a cool beer (wine, soda, water) to discuss what the coming day has in store for us.
Conquest two of the highest panoramic mountains
in the Swiss Alps,
by train and by cable car
FREQUENTLY
ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT TO DO AFTER BOOKING A
COMFORT ADVENTURES TOUR?
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PASSPORT, VISA, DRIVER'S LICENSE
Every person needs a passport that is valid for at least 6 months after the return flight date. Americans, Canadians, Australians and New Zealanders do not require visas if you travel to Europe and do not stay longer than 90 days within a 180-day period. All motorhome drivers require a valid driver's license. We also strongly recommend that you bring an International Driver's License. For a small fee you can get it at your local Automobile Club.
MONEY
Do not bring cash with you to exchange it for Euro. The exchange rates used are very bad and you also pay high fees. You are welcome to bring Travelers Checks, but they are tied to a bank for cash exchange, which can be cumbersome. We recommend credit cards with chip and international PIN code. These can easily be used at all ATMs throughout Europe to get cash in the local currency (Germany, France, Italy and Austria in Euros, Switzerland in Swiss Francs). In this way, you also get the most advantageous conversion rates. The most common credit cards are MasterCard, American Express and Visa. Also, ask your local bank about using your debit card.
DRIVING
Due to the manageable dimensions of the motorhomes and the automatic transmission you are completely relaxed on the road. Driving on the Motorway, Autoroute, Autostrada or Autobahn is similar to driving on the North American Interstates. Normally we drive between 55 mph and 65 mph, which is faster than most trucks, which are usually not faster than 50 mph.
The outer right lane is for slower vehicles, the middle and left lane for overtaking. Never overtake a vehicle on the right. That is absolutely forbidden in Europe and can cause a lot of trouble and cost a lot of money.
Overland we adapt to the road conditions and enjoy the blooming landscapes. Apart from 4 sections with about 200 miles, the average distance is about 110 miles. On 15 days you don't have to sit behind the wheel at all.
COMMUNICATION
Each vehicle is equipped with a navigation system. In addition, each RV is equipped with a handheld radio. And then of course we also exchange our mobile phone number so that we can be reached at any time. Please ask your provider about special rates for Europe.
FUEL COSTS
Diesel prices in Europe are higher than in the USA and Canada. However, since the vehicles in Europe require significantly less diesel per mile than in North America, the costs are comparable to those at home.
GROUP SIZE
As a rule, we will never be more than 6 vehicles. This guarantees a manageable and dynamic group. It also means a maximum of care quality and flexibility in special situations.
INSURANCE
Your RV is insured for liability with unlimited coverage for personal injury, property damage and loss as well as for full vehicle collision coverage with € 1.500.- deductible per incident and € 1.500.- per comprehensive damage claim.
We recommend that you talk to your health insurer about travel insurance for Europe. Also a travel cancellation insurance and general travel insurance makes sense. Just talk to your insurance agent, he will be happy to assist you.
B) Book a flight to Frankfurt am Main and send us this flight information via
mail@comfort-adventures.com so that we can pick you up at the airport, arrivals hall. We do not include airline tickets in our tours, as our guests come from all over the US and Canada and the fares vary accordingly. In addition, many guests extend their stay in Europe and travel individually. Your local travel agent will be happy to help you find the right ticket.
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DAILY EXPENSES
The tour price includes the rented motorhome, all campsite fees, all city tours and entrance fees, hotel costs, all transfers and many meals together (see itinerary). This leaves only your personal expenses for food, fuel, souvenirs and additional personal excursions on the days off.
Eating and drinking costs about the same as in North America. The prices in the restaurants may be slightly higher, but only insignificantly (except in Switzerland). In the tourist hotspots of the historic city centers, coffee can be quite expensive. The motorway tolls in France, Switzerland, Italy and Austria are included in the tour price and can be paid with and can be paid with a prepaid card provided by COMFORT ADVENTURES. There are only a few tollbooths for which you need cash (approx. US$ 30.-) per vehicle.
CAMPGROUNDS
For our overnight stays we use only the best and most comfortable campgrounds in the respective city. All campgrounds are equipped with modern and clean wash and shower areas. Some campgrounds have a swimming pool or are by the sea. Usually you will also find a small supermarket and a restaurant. Full hookups are rare on European campsites, but they all have central dump and fresh water stations. On all campgrounds there are washing machines and of course hand basins. Laundry can be hung up and dried outside. Many campgrounds now have Wi-Fi. Some are free of charge, others are subject to a charge. In all cities, however, there are more and more restaurants or hotpots that offer this service free of charge.
SHEETS, TOWELS, DRY TOWELS, KITCHENWARE
& BARBECUE
We equip your RV completely. Bedding Sheets, plenty of towels, dry towels, perfect kitchen equipment, camping table and chairs, Barbecue utensils and the initial stocking of food (according to your list) are included. You only bring your belongings, toiletries, clothes and medicine. We will take care of everything else.
ELECTRICITY
Electric power in Europe is 220 Volts. In order to use the European sockets, you also need a plug-in adapter, which we provide for you.
WALKING/ HIKING
Usually we rent taxis or our own bus to get as close as possible to the sights. Here and there we use public transport. Many sights are located in pedestrian zones, which is especially true for the ancient and medieval inner cities. Here we have to walk, often over streets with old cobblestones. Normally these distances are short, but can also include stairs. The guided city tours usually take 1-1.5 hours and are about 1-1.5 miles long.
DAILY ROUTINE
Depending on the route, we depart between 8 and 9 am and arrive at our new destination in the late afternoon or early evening at the latest. So we still have enough time to set ourselves up and relax.
EXTENSION
If you want to rent your RV beyond the tour, this is no problem. We will help you.
C) In addition to the ticket, you will also need a valid passport, a valid driver's license and an international driver's license, credit cards with chip and PIN. Then, of course, your personal items such as clothes, toiletries, medicines, mobile phone, etc..
(see packing list)
A) Study the detailed tour information that we will send you by email.
PACKING LIST
Of course, this list does not claim to be complete and is only intended to provide an overview.
Comfortable clothing for different climatic situations is a must. On the beaches and in the cities the temperature can sometimes be 100 degrees Fahrenheit. In Grindelwald and on the Jungfrau as well as in St. Moritz and on the Corvatsch it will be much cooler. A sweater and a rain jacket should be included in any case.
The same goes for the shoes. Hiking boots, sports shoes, comfortable shoes and flip flops are essential.
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What else should you think of? For example ...
passport
drivers license
wallet
credit cards plus PIN
debit cards plus PIN
vaccination card
medications
painkillers
disinfection spray
fenistil stick (after mosquito bites)
International health insurance
travel insurance
toilet bag
toothbrush, toothpaste, dental floss
shampoo
soap
deodorant
shaving things
perfume
hairspray
nail scissors
earplugs
tweezers
Q-tips
hairdryer
kleenex
nail file
dresses
rain shelter
umbrella
sun protection
after sun lotion
headgear
sunglasses plus case
notebook plus pens
wristwatch
backpack
mobile phone
camera
chargers
battery and spare battery
charger cable
USB multiplug
headphones
...and so much more...
GROCERIES
In order to make it easier for you to shop in the mall after taking over the vehicle, we have already put the following items in your kitchen:
salt, pepper, sugar, spices, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, rice, pancake mix, maple syrup, noodles, coffee machine coffee, tea, water, milk, ketchup, mustard, cleaning rags, dishwashing liquid, lantern, torch, power adapter, umbrella, kitchen paper, toilet paper, detergent.
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Please create a list of the products that we should additionally buy for you, so that everything is already on board when the vehicle is taken over.
(This is a Tour Benefit)

