Hi there, it varies from campsite to campsite but I think quite a few are open to non-members (at a higher price), including this one. The details for each campsite on the CAMC website set out whether they're open to non-members if you have particular sites in mind.

You're welcome! Have an amazing time 😊

Thanks! I went to Lyme Regis a couple of times as a child (including once during a storm, which I think about every time I see storm footage on the news) and really enjoyed it, so definitely somewhere I'd like to go back to. Thanks for the other tips :)

Thanks! I took the local bus - the number 42 stopped close to my hotel but there are a couple of others that go to the centre too. There's also an airport bus which costs more. There's a bit about the bus journey in the video about my travel day - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmqwkn-mjpmFkNE Hope that helps!

@@a_weekend_with_us perfect... thank youu :) ur video is helpfullll, keep it up!

Yes, from memory I think I was there from 22-26 January. There was daylight but I didn't quite see the sun because of the mountains round the city.

I'm very jealous!! Have an amazing time 😊

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@robertrosenberg agree hee hee

Hi, I don't think there is one in the hotel but it may be worth checking with them direct. There is a restaurant/bar/coffee shop but I didn't see anywhere to heat up your own food. It's also directly over the road from the airport terminal so may be worth checking if there are any facilities in there?

Thanks for your comment and yes, that's a good idea and I'll try to do that in future. My breakfast was included in the hotel room rate. Dinner I probably paid around £30 for a main course and non-alcoholic drink (although everywhere seems to bring you free tap water so you don't necessarily have to buy a drink). I would budget maybe £10-15 for a lunch depending on what you want - but you could get cheaper if you bought it from a supermarket or bakery I expect. Not sure if £ is helpful for you but should be easy enough to convert to different currencies 👍 Enjoy your visit!

Thank you! I was there 22-26 Jan. I thought there was more daylight generally than I was expecting. It was probably light from maybe 9ish in the morning to 2.30/3pm. So you will probably be there in the Polar Night and it'll be darker, although you'll still get some daylight but just won't see the sun. Hope you have a great trip, I really loved it there and hope you will too 😊

@@a_weekend_with_us thanks

Hi, not sure of the exact make but it was supplied by Solar Camper Solutions, who were very helpful. Probably worth getting in touch with them about what panels they supply- www.solarcampersolutions.co.uk Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks! Enjoy 👍

Hi, they started around 21.00/21.30 and carried on for several hours. That was in late January.

@@a_weekend_with_us Thanks for answering this question, we are planning to go by the end of October. Hope to see it then...

Thanks! I'm not overly confident in front of the camera and surely people want to see the beauty of the city to get a feel for whether they want to go to places or not. 😊

Thank you 😊

Thank you! We really loved it and felt very at home. We'll certainly be back and will stay a bit longer so we can see more of the town and surrounding area.

Thanks! Hope you have a brilliant time, it's an amazing place. The aurora season started last night 😁

Im also going in december solo travelling I can't wait should be amazing!

Thanks for your comment. We've stayed again this month and booked in for a week next year before we'd left 🤣. It really is amazing. Congrats on the caravan purchase, wishing you many happy adventures 😀

Glad you enjoyed! Welcome 😊

Thanks for your comment. We loved it and will definitely be back at some point.

Yes, we genuinely didn't know what to expect but really enjoyed our stay. Everyone was very welcoming. We'll definitely be back at some point.

Thank you, glad it was helpful!

Hi, I booked my Aurora Safari through Best Arctic (bestarctic.com) and my boat trip through Visit Tromsø (visittromso.no) and I would recommend them both - no hassle, good communication etc. Visit Tromsø also has lots of information about activities and trips. For the museums and cable car, I just bought tickets on arrival (you can buy them through Visit Tromsø as well but I don't think there would be any advantage in doing so). Have a great trip!

There's a short period of daylight, probably 10am-3pm or thereabouts. I don't know about whale watching but I'd suggest you look at websites like Visit Tromsø as they have lots of whale watching information. Have a good trip if you go 👍

@@a_weekend_with_us thank you so much!