Road Trips are on the increase, and are a fun way of exploring new places at a relatively cheap cost. Driving around with family or a group of friends is exciting, and now you have passed your test you are probably eager to get out onto the open road. But do you think you can handle a road trip as a newly qualified driver?

Embracing your new found freedom on a road trip is a great way to build up your confidence, but you will also need to prepare before you get behind the wheel. As a new driver, it will probably bring a mixture of emotions ranging from excitement to intimidation! During your driving lessons you are taught how to drive, road law and etiquette etc… but none of this really prepares you for what it’s like to be a real road user.

Let Feet Do Travel help you plan a safe journey with our road trip tips for newly qualified drivers.

More people are preferring a staycation than overseas travel, so RV, motorhome and campervans are more popular than ever.

​If you’re planning to take your camper out this winter, you’re in the right place. What’s more suitable than snowy mountain peaks to celebrate winter wonders? America’s national parks are truly plentiful, so there’s a perfect location for everyone. 

Feet Do Travel can help you find the most perfect national parks to visit this winter with 5 best US national parks for RV, campervan or motorhome travel.

Following the COVID-19 outbreak, travelling outside of your home country may make you a little more nervous for various reasons. However, this doesn’t mean all your plans to explore and discover new places have to be placed on hold, it simply means you need to be a little more imaginative. Exploring places nearer to home for a staycation is an excellent way of discovering new places on your door step whilst keeping yourself safe, and boosting your country’s economy.

One of the most enjoyable staycations, especially if you have children, is to go camping. This will give you freedom and independence with regard to what you can do, where to go and what you can see. 

The best camping trips do require some preparation in order for you to make the most out of your adventure.

Feet Do Travel share top tips to make your camping trip a success.

​Hitting the road in a comfortable RV is one of the best travel experiences you can enjoy in America. Whether you're staying in each location for just one night or preparing for the week, there are plenty of campsites which offer truly wonderful scenery. 

Whilst some of these campsites can be quiet and secluded, as RV-ing becomes more popular, other travellers may have the same idea as you, so it’s recommended you book in advance. Whether you're looking for coastal beauty, mountain views, or interesting rocky landscapes, the US has some great places to park your RV.

As travel restrictions around the world are being relaxed, many people are discovering the advantages of the "new normal", and exploring new places in their own Country. If you haven't yet bought your first RV, visit Zervs who have a range of motor homes to suit all tastes. You will quickly realise the benefits of RV travel, and how convenient it can be.

Feet Do Travel share America’s most scenic RV parks and campgrounds.

Looking for a perfect road trip destination? New Zealand is one of the world’s most popular travel destinations, boasting spectacular beaches, pristine turquoise lakes, volcanic geothermal springs, and over 250 well-maintained camping areas.

If your first ever road trip is in New Zealand, you will be setting the bar high for future trips!  Whether you are a local tourist or coming from another country, there are many bucket list places to visit in New Zealand. To have the most epic experience in New Zealand’s top camping sites, here’s Feet Do Travel’s guide to planning the perfect campervan road trip.

​Going abroad can broaden your mind and teach you all about a new culture and people. However, it can also be incredibly expensive to do. Sometimes we can have just as good a holiday somewhere closer to home. Here are some of Feet Do Travel’s top tips for enjoying a staycation in your home country.