
Los grandes viajes por carretera suecos
1. La delicia del sur: de Malmö a Gotemburgo

2. El corazón de Suecia: de Estocolmo a Uppsala
3. El desierto del norte: de Luleå a Kiruna

Parte 3: Consejos para viajar en autocaravana por Suecia
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Right to Access: Sweden's unique 'Right to Roam' law allows you to camp almost anywhere in the countryside. However, respect nature and don’t intrude on private properties.
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Speed Limits: Stick to the speed limits, which may vary depending on the vehicle type and road.
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Services for Motorhomes: Facilities like water refill, waste disposal, and electricity are available at camping sites and service areas. Plan your stops accordingly.
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Plan Your Route and Stops: Even though Sweden is a motorhome-friendly country, it's recommended to plan your route and potential camping sites beforehand. There are plenty of designated camping sites across the country, providing necessary services for motorhomes.
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Be Aware of the Seasons: The best time to travel in your motorhome is during the warmer months in summer, from May to September. The northern parts of Sweden can get particularly cold and snowy in winter, making some roads difficult or even impossible to navigate.
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Prepare for Midnight Sun and Polar Nights: If you're travelling in the far north during summer, be prepared for the midnight sun, when the sun doesn't set at all. Conversely, when traveling to Sweden in the winter, know that the sun barely rises above the horizon. These unique phenomena can affect your sleeping patterns, so plan and prepare accordingly.
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Pack for Varied Weather: Even in the summer, weather can be changeable, and nights can be cool, especially in the northern parts. Pack clothing that can be layered, rain gear, and warmer bedding for cool nights.
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Wildlife Awareness: Sweden is home to a diverse array of wildlife including moose, reindeer, and in the far north, bears and wolves. While encounters are rare, it's good to be aware and informed about how to handle potential wildlife sightings.
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Road Regulations: Sweden has strict laws on drinking and driving. Always wear your seatbelt, use dipped headlights at all times, and remember that it's illegal to use a mobile phone without a hands-free device while driving in Sweden.
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Stock Up on Supplies: While cities and larger towns have supermarkets and shops, when you venture into more remote areas, stores can be few and far between. Stock up on food, water, and other essential supplies when you have the opportunity.
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Stay Connected: A good road map or GPS system is essential. Also consider a SIM card or portable WiFi device to stay connected, especially in remote areas.
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Emergency Services: The general emergency number in Sweden is 112. It's good to have this saved in your phone and to know the location of the nearest medical facilities, especially if you're planning to travel in more remote areas.
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Respect Nature: Enjoy Sweden's natural beauty but remember to respect it. Leave no trace, dispose of your waste responsibly, and try to minimize your impact on the environment.
With these tips, your motorhome adventure through Sweden will be an enjoyable and unforgettable experience. In conclusion, Sweden, with its diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage, offers motorhome travelers a journey of a lifetime. These road trips serve as an ideal introduction to Sweden's wonders, ensuring an experience filled with discovery and enjoyment.