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Why Eastern Europe is the new hotspot for motorhomes

15.03.2026 06:40 1 min 1 source
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Why Eastern Europe is the new hotspot for motorhomes
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According to a study, Bulgaria has become the most suitable country for motorhome travel due to low fuel prices and tolerant attitudes towards wild camping. In Georgia, wild camping is completely legal, while Romania and Cyprus attract with favorable climate and scenic roads. In Western Europe, careful planning is required due to toll roads, environmental zones, and bans on wild camping.

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Why Eastern Europe is the new hotspot for motorhomes

15.03.2026 Autobahn NLD

🇧🇬 Bulgaria — fuel prices

Updated: 30.05.2026

Diesel

$1.93 /l

€1.65 · £1.43/l

85 of 127

pricier than 66% of countries

Petrol

$1.77 /l

€1.52 · £1.31/l

85 of 126

pricier than 67% of countries

LPG

$0.91 /l

€0.78 · £0.67/l

16 of 46

cheaper than 67% of countries

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