One Campervan, Five Days and the French Roads We Didn’t Want to Leave
France is the kind of country that rewards travelers who slow down. Give yourself five days, a campervan and a route through southeastern France, and you can move from Alpine peaks to Provençal countryside and eventually the Mediterranean coast. The goal is not to see everything. It is to experience the journey. A route inspired by the French Alps, Route Napoléon, Provence and the Côte d’Azur offers a natural mix of mountain roads, villages, scenic viewpoints and coastal landscapes. The official France tourism website describes the Route Napoléon as a 324-kilometre historic journey connecting the Riviera with the Alps. For international travelers, there is another part of the journey worth planning before departure: mobile connectivity . Your phone can become your map, campsite finder, weather app, translator and booking tool. A France eSIM can make accessing these services easier without relying solely on international roaming. Day 1: Start Among the French Alps Begin your...