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Flip Flops & Falafel
Okay, so we've all been there. You've got the van full of baked
beans and curry, the missus has packed her knitting and you
have a route planned out for the winter away.
Boxing day, south towards Dover. A day or two to travel through
France (too expensive) before entering Northern Spain.
Head slowly down the coast then February and March along the
Costa del Sol. Spend April in the Portugese Algarve before
heading back to the UK for May. It's a good plan. Thousands of
people do it.
Slight problem though...
Most of Yorkshire and every old fart in a bungalow have decided
that their lives would be so much better if we were all limited to
just 90 days in the EU in every 180.
The fines system is already in place for Third country (Non-EU)
nationals overstaying in the Schengen area and they are in the
region of 700 euros for a 48 hour overstay.
But don't worry. We have spent the last decade of winters in
Morocco. It is a brilliant place for motorhomes.
In this book, through experience, I'll attempt to tell you everything
you need to know about travelling in a motorhome in Morocco.
A month in Spain, two or three months in Morocco then a month
or so to make your way back slowly to the UK. Easy.
You can still go back home in May. Sod their 90 day rule!
beans and curry, the missus has packed her knitting and you
have a route planned out for the winter away.
Boxing day, south towards Dover. A day or two to travel through
France (too expensive) before entering Northern Spain.
Head slowly down the coast then February and March along the
Costa del Sol. Spend April in the Portugese Algarve before
heading back to the UK for May. It's a good plan. Thousands of
people do it.
Slight problem though...
Most of Yorkshire and every old fart in a bungalow have decided
that their lives would be so much better if we were all limited to
just 90 days in the EU in every 180.
The fines system is already in place for Third country (Non-EU)
nationals overstaying in the Schengen area and they are in the
region of 700 euros for a 48 hour overstay.
But don't worry. We have spent the last decade of winters in
Morocco. It is a brilliant place for motorhomes.
In this book, through experience, I'll attempt to tell you everything
you need to know about travelling in a motorhome in Morocco.
A month in Spain, two or three months in Morocco then a month
or so to make your way back slowly to the UK. Easy.
You can still go back home in May. Sod their 90 day rule!
130 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 1, 2020
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About the author
Andy Mckettrick
8 booksAndy Mckettrick is the Amazon Nº.1 Bestselling author of 'Flip Flops & Falafel' – A handy guide to visiting Morocco in a Motorhome and "Beer, Baba & Brexit‟ – Our 12 month journey around Europe & North Africa.
He was born within sight of The Shankly Gates, Liverpool and after a decade as a Joiner, nine miserable years as a Driving Instructor and 'way too long' running a B&B in North Wales, he relocated to Cantabria in Northern Spain.
He was born within sight of The Shankly Gates, Liverpool and after a decade as a Joiner, nine miserable years as a Driving Instructor and 'way too long' running a B&B in North Wales, he relocated to Cantabria in Northern Spain.
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July 20, 2020
Funny and informative.
Thoroughly enjoyed this short and entertaining read. Lots of excellent tips, laugh out loud funny, allayed any worries we had about motorhoming in Morocco and has left us really looking forward to visiting.
Thoroughly enjoyed this short and entertaining read. Lots of excellent tips, laugh out loud funny, allayed any worries we had about motorhoming in Morocco and has left us really looking forward to visiting.
July 1, 2020
A great read
We shall print out this for reference on our trip to Morocco.
A very good read and plenty of info for motorhomers.
We shall print out this for reference on our trip to Morocco.
A very good read and plenty of info for motorhomers.
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