Campervan adventures in Kyushu, part 27

 

Yappari the Smallest. But mighty camper REGISTRO. And yes, it really takes you to the sights.

What a Jewel. Just exploring Kyushu and then discovering this park.

Sunset at Nagasaki. Picture @ Marijke

Camper AUCKLAND. A little longer but a lot less high. Sleeps 5

See Nori the Travel Cat? 

He has seen it all: Everything between Osaka and Singapore !!

By boat and by bus. 

What an adventurous life.

RIP boy. 

Fukuoka Tower.

Pink. If your camper trip takes you to Aso-Kuju National park these weeks ......

make sure you go for a hike and enjoy Pink and Clouds.

Sightseeing in Yanagawa, 

home to Kyushu Rental Camper.

 

Just one of those hiking days in Kuju-land.

Always a success. 

It's all so Silent. That's Kyushu.

Kyushu. It's not the distance in between A & B that's the problem. It's the happy fact there is so much to see !

Yappari it's almost Summertime. Are you ready?

Content Customers Sister Marleen and hubby Loek from New Zealand. They totally agree with us: A campervan is The Way to explore Kyushu.

Tsuyu. Also know as Rainy Season. Kyushu will be effected by Tsuyu in June. You can count on some rainy days, so keep an umbrella handy. But you can also count on very few tourists,

hence you'll have Kyushu all for your self.

Izumo Taisha. Best to visit early-early in the morning. Magic. Beside a road trip in Kyushu, our recommendation is

Shimane and Yamaguchi Prefecture

Go Budget? Our smallest, but truly Going Places.

REGISTRO.

Ye, sometimes you'll hit a Narrow Road. Don't worry, just go slow.

And enjoy the scenery ;-)

Picture This. Our own Billie Bee Bus Camper plays a mirror trick.

Do you want to go hiking? Kyushu offers some great hiking options.

Let me know if you need info about How, What and Where.

Google Maps. Use the GM Satellite option to find parking-charms like this one. Including spick-and-span restrooms.

Yappari Expectation. Summer scenery.