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South West 660 – England’s Ultimate Road Trip

South West 660 Road Trip View Our Motorhomes England’s Ultimate Road Trip If you have heard of Scotland’s NC500 and wondered if England has an answer to this, then look no further.  England’s ultimate road trip is the South West 660.  660 miles of some of the best coastline, countryside and driving roads in the UK. If you are looking for something different, then this is it and best of all, doing it in a motorhome or campervan makes it so much more fun. The South West 660 is a circular road trip that takes you through: Dorset, Devon, Cornwall and Somerset. Don’t forget, Luna @ Select Motorhome Hire has the perfect spot to pick up your motorhome hire. Visit our Trago Mills depot in Newton Abbot today! It covers roughly 660 miles and follows much of the coastline, with detours inland for national parks, fishing villages and historic towns. You can start and finish anywhere, take it clockwise or anti-clockwise, and do it at your own pace. That’s the beauty of doing it in a motorhome. Highlights of the Route Jurassic Coast – Dorset Start with dramatic cliffs, fossil beaches and stunning coastal views. Places like Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door are busy for a reason – they’re properly impressive. Devon – North & South Coasts Surf beaches in North Devon, quieter coves in the south, and countryside in between. Dartmoor is a must if you fancy wild landscapes and starry nights. Cornwall – Proper Holiday Territory This is where people slow right down. Coastal roads, hidden beaches, fresh seafood and sunsets that feel like you’re abroad. Yes, the roads are narrow in places – but that’s part of the fun. Somerset – The Gentle Finish Rolling countryside, peaceful campsites and a relaxed pace to round off the trip before heading home. Jurassic Coast – Dorset Travelling through the Jurassic coast in Dorset is the perfect way to start the South West 660.   Heading through Dorset in a motorhome gives you the opportunity to stop and take in some of the most amazing views which includes Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Visit Corfe Castle, a charming village with a ruined castle and heritage steam train and explore the eerie Tyneham abandoned village. Wander the dramatic cliffs of West Bay, meet rescued primates at Monkey World, or relax on Sandbanks’ beautiful beaches. Discover the iconic Portland Bill Lighthouse, the vast Chesil Beach, the fossil-rich town of Lyme Regis, scenic Studland Beach.  With so much to do, you will need a good number of nights here. We have picked out some top spots for taking your motorhome or campervan along the Jurassic Coast. Acton Field Campsite – A rural site just outside Acton with some unbelievable views. Rosewell Camping – Just on the outskirts of Weymouth this campsite has views, access to a beach close by and allows dogs. Devon – South Coast Having started in Dorset, you would most likely head over to the South Devon coastline before heading to Cornwall. Why not start in Dartmoor National Park – walk a tor, spot wild ponies, then head to Haldon Forest Park for an afternoon trail. You could stay Overnight near Totnes and take an evening stroll along the River Dart. Visit Dartmouth Castle and wander the harbour. Follow the South West Coast Path towards Slapton Sands for coastal views and WWII history. Visit Salcombe and its beaches, then continue to Paignton Zoo for wildlife and family activities. Finish with a sunset walk on Blackpool Sands and a quick visit to Plymouth, rounding off South Devon’s coast, countryside and culture making this a great 3 or 4 day excursion around Devon’s South Coast. Here are a couple of great overnight stops Steamer Quay Club Campsite is a Caravan and motorhome club site open to non members.  A fantastic location in Totnes.  Book early though, this site gets booked up during the high season. Plymouth Sound Club Campsite is another Caravan and Motorhome club site which allows non members. With dogs allowed and great views, why not stay here during your stay in Plymouth. Cornwall When in Cornwall why not visit Kynance Cove on the Lizard Peninsula for stunning turquoise water and coast views. Explore nearby South West Coast Path cliffs and head to Penwith Heritage Coast around Porthcurno and Land’s End for dramatic seaside scenery.  Take a look at the iconic Minack Theatre perched over the sea, and travel up to St Michael’s Mount tidal island for a unique walk at low tide.  We also recommend Mount Edgcumbe Country Park and coastal paths, finish wandering the historic harbour village of Boscastle. Dont’t forget to visit some of the UK’s best beaches at Porthcurno and Porthminster. Here are a couple of great overnight stops down in Cornwall Hendra Holidays is a great Motorhome and camping site with plenty to do for all the family.  With an indoor and outdoor pool, entertainment and eatery there is plenty to keep you busy here.  Based in Newquay. Watergate Touring Park is a highly rated campsite also near to Newquay.  A well established motorhome and caravan park open from the end of March to late October. North Devon Coastline Devon and Cornwall are known for some top surfing spots so if you are a surfer, don’t forget to visit Croyde Bay or Woolacombe.  If not, then head into Exmoor National Park for moorland views, wildlife and walking trails. Then go to the dramatic Valley of the Rocks near Lynton & Lynmouth for cliff scenery. Try out the iconic seaside town of Ilfracombe, ride the Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway and wander harbour paths.  Drive the rugged North Devon coastline plus take a stroll along the South West Coast Path for breathtaking views. We recommend at least 4 days exploring here so you don’t feel rushed and with so many overnight options, why would you! Hidden Valley Park – is an award winning, lovely wooded valley base close to Ilfracombe, Woolacombe and Croyde beaches. Mill Park Campsite is surrounded by woodland with

The Best Places to Visit in a Motorhome or Campervan

The Best Places to Visit in a Motorhome or Campervan View Our Motorhomes A small guide to the ultimate road trips from Northamptonshire Waking up, open the motorhome door and step straight into fresh air and ridiculous views never really gets old. That’s the magic of travelling by motorhome or campervan hire. This guide pulls together some of the best-rated motorhome and campervan routes across the UK and Europe, based on what seasoned motorhome goers all rave about. Whether you’ve hired your first motorhome or you’re planning your tenth long tour, here are the standout places to head to. Why motorhome & campervan travel works so well Before we dive into routes, a quick reminder of why this style of travel just…works: Total flexibility – stay an extra night when you fall in love with a spot, or move on if the weather turns. Comfort on tap – your own bed, loo, shower and kettle wherever you park. Cost control – campsites instead of hotels, self-catering instead of eating out every meal. BBQ’s and more. Keep the family together, including the pets. Scenery on demand – lake views one night, wild coastline the next or maybe even close to a city. Most of the routes below can be done in anything from a compact campervan to a family motorhome – just keep an eye on local road and size restrictions as you plan. The UK: world-class road trips on your doorstep The UK is stacked with routes that motorhome bloggers repeatedly rank among the best anywhere in Europe. 1. North Coast 500, Scottish Highlands Often called Scotland’s answer to Route 66, the North Coast 500 (NC500) is a 500-mile loop around the top of the Highlands starting and finishing in Inverness. Why it’s special Wild beaches like Durness and Sango Sands Detours to John o’ Groats, Cape Wrath and Smoo Cave Rugged mountain passes and glassy lochs around every corner Many UK motorhome guides put the NC500 at the very top of their “must-drive” list thanks to its mix of remote coastline, castles and wildlife. Motorhome tips Roads can be narrow and single-track – allow time and use passing places properly. Book campsites well ahead in peak season to ease pressure on wild spots. Travel shoulder season (May/early June or September) for fewer midges and quieter roads. The Lake District & Peak District loops, England The Lake District and Peak District feature heavily in club and dealer blogs listing the UK’s best touring routes. Lake District highlights Driving a loop from Keswick via Buttermere, Ullswater and Windermere Lakeside walks straight from your pitch Cute villages like Grasmere for tearooms and pubs Peak District highlights Gritstone edges, dales and reservoirs all within short drives Classic routes around Hope Valley, Snake Pass and the Chatsworth area Plenty of well-equipped campsites that are used to motorhomes These areas are compact, so you can base yourself in one campsite for a few nights and explore in smaller hops – ideal for first-timers. Cornwall & the Atlantic Highway (A39), South West England Motorhome travel blogs regularly praise Cornwall’s combination of surf beaches, harbour towns and clifftop campsites, while coastal-route articles single out the Atlantic Highway between Devon and Cornwall as one of the UK’s best seaside drives. Route idea Start near Barnstaple Follow the A39 towards Bude, Padstow and Newquay Continue down to St Ives, Land’s End and the Lizard Why go by motorhome Sea-view campsites where you can have breakfast overlooking the waves Easy access to beaches for surfing, bodyboarding or rockpooling Shoulder-season trips (spring and autumn) feel far more relaxed than school-holiday gridlock Wales: Snowdonia, Anglesey & the Pembrokeshire Coast From caravan-club guides to campervan specialist blogs, Wales always shows up as a top pick for dramatic landscapes in a relatively small area. Snowdonia & Anglesey Mountain roads, slate quarries and castles inland Coastal drives out to Anglesey with its beaches, lighthouses and Beaumaris Castle Plenty of adventure options: hiking, ziplines, kayaking Pembrokeshire Coast 200 A suggested 200-mile coastal loop taking in Tenby, St Davids and countless coves Coastal campsites with clifftop views Brilliant for dolphin-spotting boat trips and coastal walking Add in friendly towns and a strong campsite network and Wales is a seriously underrated motorhome destination. Causeway Coastal Route, Northern Ireland If you like your road trips with a side of legend and lava rock, the Causeway Coastal Route from Belfast to Derry/Londonderry is hard to beat. It’s a favourite in several “top UK road trip routes” lists aimed at motorhome and campervan travellers. Don’t miss Giant’s Causeway and its basalt columns Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge Clifftop ruins like Dunluce Castle It’s a relatively short route, so you can take it slowly, using well-placed touring parks as bases and nipping inland for distillery visits or Game of Thrones filming locations. Europe: stretching your legs across the continent When you’re ready to take your motorhome beyond the UK, Europe is basically one giant playground of scenic roads. Comprehensive European motorhome guides consistently recommend the routes below for first-timers and seasoned travellers alike. ⚠️ Practical note: new EU border systems mean extra checks and, from 2026, a low-cost ETIAS travel authorisation for UK citizens, so always double-check entry requirements before you travel. The Amalfi Coast, Italy Blogs on European campervan road trips almost always include the Costiera Amalfitana – the Amalfi Coast – thanks to its absurd coastal scenery and pastel-coloured cliff towns. Why it’s unforgettable Terraced lemon groves and plunging sea views Iconic towns like Positano, Amalfi and Ravello Easy links to Naples, Pompeii and Vesuvius Motorhome reality check The official coast road is narrow and busy, and several sources caution that it’s not ideal for larger vehicles. A popular motorhome strategy is to base yourself at campsites slightly inland or along the Bay of Naples, then visit the coast by bus, scooter or organised tour. The Romantic Road, Germany Classic Europe road-trip round-ups and dedicated campervan pieces regularly recommend Germany’s Romantic Road, running roughly 350 km from Würzburg to Füssen. Expect

Compact Motorhome Hire – The Roller Team Kronos 665

Compact Motorhome Hire Kronos 665 View Our Motorhomes Roller Team Kronos Compact 665 The Roller Team Kronos Compact 665 – Slimline Style, Big-Motorhome Comfort(Available to hire from April 2026 at Luna Motorhome Hire) If you like the idea of a proper motorhome but hate the thought of wrestling something huge down country lanes, the new Roller Team Kronos Compact 665 should be on your radar. This 2026 model is a slimline coachbuilt motorhome on a Ford Transit chassis, designed to give you the comfort of a full motorhome with the footprint and manoeuvrability much closer to a campervan. From April 2026, you’ll be able to hire the Kronos Compact 665 from Luna Motorhome Hire, making it a great option for UK road trips, festivals and European adventures. Key Facts (at a glance) Based on the 2026 Spec with an automatic gearbox, here is what you are getting. Berths: 4 (two double beds – one fixed rear, one drop-down) Seatbelts: 4 Length: approx. 6.41 m Width: approx. 2.15–2.35 m (slimmer than a standard coachbuilt) Height: approx. 2.85–2.95 m Chassis: Ford Transit Engine: 2.0L diesel, typically 130–165 BHP depending on pack Transmission: Automatic  MTPLM: 3,500 kg – driveable on a standard UK car licence Layout: Fixed rear double bed over a large garage + front drop-down bed Washroom: “Duplex” bathroom with pivoting/swing wall to create a full shower Power & utilities: Solar panel, lithium leisure battery (in many 2026 specs), Truma heating with iNet X control, good fresh-water capacity Driving and size – campervan feel, motorhome comfort On the road, the Kronos Compact 665 feels deliberately “dials-down-the-stress”. It is Under 6.5 metres long and notably narrower than a full-fat coachbuilt Built on a shorter wheelbase Ford Transit chassis for easier cornering and parking Kept at 3,500 kg, so anyone with a standard Category B licence can drive it That combination makes it ideal if: You’re new to motorhomes and don’t want to jump straight into a big A-class You do a lot of exploring on B-roads, coastal routes and through small villages You want to be able to nip into town, supermarket car parks and attractions without feeling like you’re in a bus The Ford cab brings the usual car-like driving position, properly supportive captain’s seats that swivel into the lounge, and modern cab tech such as Android Auto / Apple CarPlay on many UK dealer specs – all of which we’ll be speccing correctly for the Luna hire fleet. Daytime layout – a proper lounge in a compact shell Step inside and the Kronos Compact 665 doesn’t feel like a compromise. Roller Team have used the extra width over a van and the slimline body cleverly:  Front lounge / dinette with two forward-facing travel seats plus a side seat Swivel cab seats to create a sociable space for up to five people Overhead drop-down double bed neatly tucked into the ceiling when not in use Large side windows and skylight for plenty of natural light It’s the classic modern European layout but shrunk to a size that still fits supermarket spaces. For families, the lounge works well on rainy days; for couples, it’s a comfortable place to stretch out with a glass of wine after a long drive. Sleeping arrangements – two proper double beds The Kronos Compact 665 is a true 4-berth with two very usable double beds.  Rear fixed double bed Positioned over a large rear garage, ideal for bikes or bulky kit Electrically height-adjustable on many 2026 specs, so you can trade a bit of garage height for easier bed access if you prefer  Feels snug and private, slightly separate from the main lounge Front drop-down double bed Lowers down over the dinette at night Big enough for two adults – not a “token” kids-only bed Lifts away in the morning, so the lounge is fully usable in daytime For families, parents often take the rear fixed bed and give the kids the “ceiling bed”. For two couples travelling together, both beds are decent enough for adults, as long as everyone is happy to share the lounge space in the evenings. Kitchen – small footprint, proper facilities The mid-kitchen is compact but sensible – more than enough for normal touring:  2-burner gas hob Oven / grill Sink with hot and cold water Good-size fridge with small freezer compartment Decent worktop for a van of this size, with smart use of covers and flip-ups You’re not getting a massive domestic-style kitchen, but you are getting everything you need for proper cooking: breakfasts, pasta nights, BBQ prep, you name it. For many hire customers, that balance – real cooking facilities without losing space elsewhere – is spot on. Bathroom – clever “duplex” washroom One of the clever touches on the Kronos Compact 665 is the wet room with a pivoting / swinging shower wall.  In everyday terms, that means: In “toilet mode” you’ve got a compact washroom with loo and basin Swing the wall across and it transforms into a dedicated shower cubicle, keeping the toilet area drier This design gives you a proper shower in a genuinely compact motorhome, without feeling like you’re washing in the same space as the loo. For longer trips or touring off-grid, that makes a big difference. Storage, utilities and off-grid potential For a slimline motorhome, storage and power are surprisingly strong:  Large rear garage Big enough for bikes, outdoor furniture, kids’ gear or bulky luggage Some dealers offer external shower and BBQ points in the garage as options Interior storage Overhead lockers throughout Wardrobe space near the rear bed Additional cubbies and under-seat storage in the lounge Water & gas Around 100L fresh water tank with a generous waste tank Space for gas bottles (with some models also using an underslung LPG tank) Power Solar panel as standard on many 2026 UK specifications Lithium leisure battery (around 100Ah) on some dealer specs, giving better off-grid performance than a traditional lead-acid battery Truma heating with iNet X control, allowing you to monitor and

Luxury Campervan Hire | Roller Team T-Line 700

Luxury Campervan Hire T-Line 700 View Our Motorhomes Roller Team T-Line 700: A Full, No-Nonsense Guide to Luxury Motorhome Hire For 2026, Luna Motorhome Hire are trying something new.  We have been asked many a time for something super luxury with everything included, so we have listened and we have gone ahead and purchased the T-Line 700 Motorhome as one of our luxury motorhomes.  If you’re after a modern, luxury, four-berth motorhome hire with a generous rear lounge and clever use of space, the Roller Team T-Line 700 is one to short-list. Built on the latest Fiat Ducato chassis with a 2.2-litre Euro 6D engine, it keeps to a manageable 6.99 m length while packing in a true lounge, drop-down bed, and a flexible washroom that makes long trips easy. Quick specs (at a glance) Berths: 4 with 4 belted seats)  Length/Width/Height: 6.99 m × 2.35 m × 2.95 m; internal height 2.08 m Max Gross Weight: 3,500 kg;  Fresh/Waste water: up to 100 L fresh water / 120 L waste water  Heating: Gas/electric blown-air and hot water  Factory kit highlights: Solar panel, fly-screened XL door, pleated cab blinds, bike rack mounts, panoramic cab skylight  What is the T-Line 700 motorhome hire like? Daytime layout: proper U-shaped lounge The signature of the T-line 700 is the full rear U-shaped lounge — bright, social, and ideal for rainy-day lounging or evening films. A big plus over some rear-lounge rivals is the external storage under the lounge with doors on both sides, making it practical for chairs, cables and levellers. With rear windows in every direction, you can take in the view all round from the rear lounge. Night-time: two easy doubles sleeping is genuinely simple: Electric drop-down bed over the front dinette (approx. 190 × 128 cm), Rear lounge converts to a large double (approx. 216 × 164 cm).Exact dimensions vary ever so slightly. Kitchen: compact but capable Towards the middle of the motorhome you’ll find a well-equipped kitchen with a 2-burner hob and gas oven, a microwave and a fridge with freezer compartment (12 V when driving only/230 V/gas) and decent prep space for a sub-7 m motorhome. Washroom: clever, space-saving design The 700 uses a pivoting/rotating wall to separate shower and toilet areas. It’s a really great use of space that gives you a proper shower footprint when you need it, and a roomier toilet/wash space the rest of the time. Tech & comfort touches you’ll actually use Panoramic rooflight for a brighter lounge/dinette. Pleated cab blinds and silver screens to tame early sun and improve privacy. Habitation Air Conditioning Luna Motorhome Hire is including habitation area air con and heating system by Truma Factory bike rack provision (up to 75 kg total) which can carry up to 4 bikes. On-board Wi-Fi is Our motorhome is Wifi ready! Avtex TV A 22 inch Avtex smart TV on board Who is the T-Line 700 best for? Couples who want a genuine lounge to stretch out in, with a fast, fuss-free drop-down bed at the front. Small families needing four travel seats and two ready-made doubles without going to a longer 7.4 m+ layout. Tourers who like a balance of site stays and off-grid nights, thanks to the standard solar and decent on board water tanks. Luxury couples or families that want that something with a little bit more luxury Hiring or buying the T-Line 700 There are a few companies hiring out the Roller Team T-Line 700.  When hiring, we obviously recommend Luna Motorhome Hire. When buying, why not check out DG Motorhomes as your preferred dealer.

Used Motorhome for sale Rollerteam Autoroller 746

Used Motorhomes – Rollerteam Autoroller 746 for sale View Our Motorhomes Used Motorhomes For Sale Check out this spacious Rollerteam Autoroller 746 we have for sale.  As part of our used fleet of motorhomes, we take extra care in ensuring these motorhomes are extremely well looked after and we are proud to offer this Rollerteam Autoroller 746 for sale, here at Luna Motorhome Hire. Used Rollerteam Autroller 746 This motorhome is perfect for those who like a large over cab bed with plenty of lounge space to enjoy or those with families looking for lots of space during the day, before converting the bed up for the evening. Over the cab of this motorhome you will find a huge king size double bed.  Down the ladder and we come to the font lounge which holds space for 4 people to sit comfortably with 4 rear seatbelts.  This also turns into a small bed for children. As we head back further, you will find a fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer, hob, oven and grill.  Opposite is the bathroom which has a toilet, sink and separate shower. To the rear of the motorhome, you will find a large spacious lounge to rest up after a long day out and about.  This converts into a double bed. The light interior of this motorhome keeps everything looking fresh and new.  The Italian styling is very evident.  The seating is leather meaning you can keep it clean with ease. The chassis is based on a manual Ford Transit. The height is 3.2 Metres, Width 2.3 Metres and a length of just over 7.4 Metres. If you are looking to buy a Rollerteam Autoroller 746 then why not head over to Autotrader where you will see our online ad.