Van Life Spain | Finding the BEST natural places to visit!

In this episode we travel to Spain through the Pyrenees. We cross over the mountains into Andorra before hitting the beach in Spain. We then try to find the best natural places to visit in Northeast Spain. We take Betty up some steep mountains and through tiny Spanish villages as well as showing you a slice of VAN LIFE in our motorhome.
What was your favourite natural place?
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Hello and welcome to our channel. We are Stuart & Emma and with our children Skye, River & Woody we are a travelling around Europe and beyond full time in our motorhome Betty!
We're a normal family off on an extraordinary adventure showing you the good the bad & the ugly side of life when living in a motorhome with 3 young children.
We create videos about our vanlife adventures in the different towns, cities and wild places we encounter. Our videos give general travel advice and hints and tips about van life in Europe as we visit top city sights and attractions, beautiful natural places and explore diverse cultures. Hopefully we can inspire people looking live in a motor home or enjoy van life style or simply entertain those of you that enjoy travel.
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[@sethalderman25]

That lovely place congratulations on subs by the way 🎉

[@WeAreTheNomaders]

Thank you! 😃

[@jcat8114]

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[@madhavikilaru6457]

If you are nomadic family then what about your children education

[@WeAreTheNomaders]

Hi thanks for the comment. Good question! Emma is actually a primary school teacher so we are well equipped to homeschool the children, not that homeschooling specifically needs a qualified teacher. Primary education in the UK has dropped in quality and subject variety over the past decade and we felt our children would benefit from a rounded education based on experience and exploration. We choose to cover all the UK national curriculum requirements and then plenty of additional learning they wouldn't receive in school.