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The handover went well with Andy. I had received the phone number of the new owners, Nathalie and Patrick, and went over everything else with them. We went to pick up the camper from them in good order and left that same day, first to Camping Hovershof in Velden, Limburg. We had our first overnight stay there. The following day, we left early for Boppard am Rhein, to Camping Sonneneck. It is a very beautiful campsite with well-maintained sanitary facilities and a nice little Italian restaurant where you can eat delicious food at a reasonable price. We stayed there for 3 nights and really enjoyed cycling through the stunning surroundings. The weather was beautiful, with a strong wind, but it was lovely. We climbed the Loreley by bike, which was quite a climb, but it was certainly worth it. On Friday morning, we set off again with the camper towards Sennheim, where we settled down at Camping Höllandischer Hoff on the Moselle. It is also a beautiful campsite to stay at, where you can pick up your ordered bread rolls in the shop in the morning, and where you can also buy all sorts of things. Once again, very well-maintained sanitary facilities. And a small restaurant where you can enjoy a delicious meal. We stayed here from Friday afternoon until Wednesday morning; initially, we only wanted to stay until Monday morning, but because it rained quite a lot on Sunday, we booked an extra two nights. And we cycled trips there to Cochem, Beilstein, Mesenich, Zell, Neef, Alf, and several other small towns. In short, Germany is highly recommended as a destination for a campervan and a bicycle (which you certainly shouldn't forget).
Manuela