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The Italian port of Trieste sits on the northern shores of the Adriatic Sea, just a stone’s throw from Slovenia. A self-drive motorhome provides the perfect means of exploring these neighbouring countries. The road network across to Venice and into Slovenia is good, camping sites are easy to find and the choice of camping cars is varied.

Interest in the region has blossomed since Slovenia joined the EU in 2004, and it is now firmly on the tourist map. Many holidaymakers use Trieste as a base for visiting Adriatic beaches, Venice and Slovenia. Renting a touring van is a popular method for reaching these locations.

Hot Deals for Campervan Hire, Trieste, Motorhomes Italy

Book early with Motorhomes Italy to get the best deals, they offer a wide selection of campervans ranging from small budget campervans to large 5 berth RV’s that can sleep 5 adults. Most campervans will come with free unlimited mileage.

Campervan Rental Trieste Road Trips

West to Venice:

Beaches along the north shores of the Adriatic Sea are great stopover points before taking in the sights in Venice such as St Mark’s Basilica and Square. Biblione is one of the stopover campsites en route. Camper parks at Ca Savio in Cavallino-Treporti give a base for daytrips to Venice using public transport.

North to Gemona del Friuli:

The road to Udine and on to Gemona del Friuli transports visitors from the Italian plains into the foothills of the Alps. Majestic peaks provide a fitting backdrop to this trip. Recreational vehicle sites are available at Udine and Gemona del Friul

Triglav National Park:

Crossing the Slovenian border and then heading northwards to this national park rewards travellers with fabulous, unspoilt Alpine vistas. Campsites at Sempas and Triglav make for pleasant stops.

Tips To Drive a Rental RV Trieste

Road network:

There is a good regional road network which covers the adjacent regions of Slovenia. Petrol stations, especially across the border, are not abundant, so it pays to fill up whenever possible.

Speed limits:

Urban roads: 50kphState roads: 70-90kphMotorways (autostradas): 130-150kph (110kph in rain)

Alcohol limits:

0.5 per cent; regional police enforce the law.

Safety:

Driving is on the right in Italy. Roads are in reasonable shape and breakdown companies respond fairly quickly. Driving while using a hand-held phone is illegal.