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These are the best travel photos of 2022

Explore the world in 17 stunning images from our contributors.

As travel returned this year, we ventured back into the world with a renewed sense of adventure. From Alaska’ s Denali National Park and Reserve to Indonesia ’s lush rainforests, the photographs we published in 2022 reflect the beauty of our world through fresh perspectives.  

Our National Geographic contributors were tasked with documenting the enduring essence of travel. They opened the aperture on innovative conservation efforts, vibrant cultural communities, and underappreciated destinations ready for future travel.

As we look to the new year, we hope these photographs ignite your adventurous spirit, encourage transformative experiences, and set you off on your next journey.

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The Best Travel Photography of 2023

By Hannah Towey

There's nothing quite like the power of a photograph to truly capture the heart of a place—and awaken the travel bug inside us all. But with social media inundated with images of far-flung destinations, the search for high-quality travel photography can often be a tougher pursuit. So, in place of scrolling, why not let an expert panel of judges filter out the best of the best for you?

This week, the international Travel Photographer of the Year (TPOTY) awards announced their 2023 winners, selected from more than 20,000 images taken by amateur and professional photographers from over 150 countries. The judging of the competition takes place over three rounds; all 16 judges are leading photographers or experts in the field and are not made aware of the identity or nationality of any entrants.

Ranging from ethereal landscapes of the Italian countryside to striking portraits in Pakistan and Russia , the winning shots—including the celebrated work of Travel Photographer of the Year AndreJa Ravnak—reflect a “subtle elegance," says TPOTY founder Chris Coe.

"This comes through in both of AndreJa’s winning portfolios; one takes us into simple landscapes, with delicate colors and a textural beauty, the other into the hop fields, out of season and undressed ready for the next planting," Coe says. “Neither are obvious subjects, neither photographed at an optimal time of year, and yet they are both engaging and rather beautiful.”

Ravnak's winning submissions consists of eight shots photographed in the farmlands of Italy , the Czech Republic , and Slovenia .

“From my personal experience, I know it's not easy to judge photography. Images are not measurable, so being a judge is a complex task and responsibility,” says Ravnak, a professional architect from Slovenia. "Congratulations to all the winners; together, we are enthusiastically documenting this wonderful world, and perhaps this is a small contribution, a reminder to preserve its wonder for future generations.”

Below, see the 2023 winners of the Travel Photographer of the Year (TPOTY) awards, featuring Japan's Lake Shirakawa , volcanic eruptions in Iceland , Shamanic rituals in Siberia , wildebeest migration in Kenya —and more.

Near Pienza, Tuscany, Italy

Overall Winner—The Travel Photographer of the Year 2023 (AndreJa Ravnak, Slovenia) : “Early in the spring, the first rains allow wheat to grow in the rolling fields. Due to the cold nights, the landscape is often shrouded in beautiful mists on clear mornings during this period. This agricultural landscape is sparsely populated, with land being used to its fullest potential. Farms are located on the top of individual hills.”

South Moravia, near Kyov, Czech Republic

Overall Winner—The Travel Photographer of the Year 2023 (AndreJa Ravnak, Slovenia) : “In early spring, the soil is still too cold for growth. An interesting pattern occured while a new orchard was planted on the slope of the hill, making the scene very abstract.”

Overall Winner—The Travel Photographer of the Year 2023 (AndreJa Ravnak, Slovenia) : “In search of suitable land for cultivating fertile soil for agricultural purposes, humans have sometimes covered entire hilly landscapes with fields. Hills without natural vegetation are very exposed to erosion, which creates unusual waves on the slopes. This agricultural landscape looks like a soft, undulating carpet, completely otherworldly, as if it had been created by AI. In addition to erosion, the problem with these intensively cultivated areas is also the increasing exhaustion of fertile soil.”

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Savinjska valley, near Zalec, Slovenia

Overall Winner—The Travel Photographer of the Year 2023 (AndreJa Ravnak, Slovenia) : “A tractor driver maneuveres a high trailer with a crew of workers on top, manually tying strings to steel cables for hop growing. In the spring, the fields must be prepared for a new season and new strings must be strung. The process is done by hand, but there is not enough interest in this type of work in Slovenia, so hop growers hire workers from abroad every year. Seasonal workers from Romania are regular visitors to the Savinja Valley.”

Overall Winner—The Travel Photographer of the Year 2023 (AndreJa Ravnak, Slovenia) : “When the hop strings are hung on the top steel cables, an unusual curtain of threads is created in the fields. The threads dance in the wind and sparkle in the sunlight. They look like some kind of unusual art installation.”

Overall Winner—The Travel Photographer of the Year 2023 (AndreJa Ravnak, Slovenia) : “The freely hanging strings need to be stretched and anchored in the ground. This is done by hand and is more often done by women. Here, Aurora, a woman from from Romania, is in a good mood, as the work team has a radio with them and they are playing Romanian music in the field.”

Savinjska valley, near Braslovce, Slovenia

Overall Winner—The Travel Photographer of the Year 2023 (AndreJa Ravnak, Slovenia) : “Once all the strings are manually stretched, the workers ensure that the small hop seedlings start climbing vertically. Once this is done, they leave the Savinja Valley for a few months and return in late summer, when the hops are ripe for harvesting.”

Chinle, Arizona, USA

Winner, Young Travel Photographer of the Year 2023 ( Caden Shepard Choi, USA, age 14) : “The sheep are herded back to their pen at the entrance of the canyon. They walk through a dust cloud formed by the steady kick of their hooves. The sheep are initially reluctant to enter the mouth of the canyon, but when returning home, they show no resistance. After a long day steering sheep, the two herding dogs now playfully trail behind.”

Exton, Pennsylvania, USA

Winner, Young Travel Photographer of the Year Age 15-18 (Lilly Zhang, USA, age 17) : “The mist suspended on Marsh Creek lake's surface, signature to its early fall mornings, the quiet morning light illuminating the fall leaves, and the fishermen amidst the mist. Captivated by the quiet beauty of the scenery, I took this photo.”

Litli-Hrutur volcano, Iceland

Winner, Young Travel Photographer of the Year Age 14 and Younger (Zayan Durrani, USA, age 14) : “My father and I took a trip to Iceland to visit an ongoing volcanic eruption. I took this image on the first day through the window of a small plane. I love how the setting sun cast shadows through the hills onto the volcano.”

The Icelandic highlands

Winner, Landscape and Environment Portfolio (Armand Sarlangue, France) : “A lush mountain range covered of moss in the Highlands, with a river snaking between the reliefs from the above glaciers. It will carry precious sediments along the lands before joining a bigger river system, up to the coasts of Iceland where it will connect with the great ocean.”

Lake Shirakawa, Japan

Winner, Best Single Image in a Landscape and Environment Portfolio (Kazuaki Koseki, Japan) : “For a period from the end of winter to early summer, Lake Shirakawa is filled with water from melting snow and a ‘submerged forest’ appears. The water in the lake changes colour between light blue and light green, and mist, combined with the reflections which look like a submeged forest create a fantastic landscape. In April, the season of sprouting had arrived in the submerged forest. In the soft light before sunrise, the submerged forest quietly welcomed the morning. I chose a bluish time before sunrise to erase the reality and emphasize the fantastic sight, and set the shutter speed to 30 seconds to flatten the water surface.”

La Ventana, Baja California, Mexico

Winner, Nature, Wildlife, and Conservation portfolio (Martin Broen, USA) : “A split shot of a Mobula ray fever cruising below the divers’ boat as part of their annual migration in the waters of Baja California.”

Anilao, Philippines

Winner, Best Single Image in a Wildlife and Conservation Portfolio (Martin Broen, USA) : “A yellow Gobby watches the ocean from the entrance of his crystal palace, a glass bottle at the bottom of the sea of the worst ocean polluter on the planet.”

Lake Baikal, Siberia, Russia

Winner, People and Cultures Portfolio (Athanasios Maloukos, Greece) : “The Buryatian shaman Vitalli performs a ritual to connect with the spirits on frozen Lake Baikal, with the sacred Ogoi (Dragon) cape in the background. Siberia is considered the heartland of Shamanism, with Lake Baikal its most sacred place.”

Lagos, Nigeria

Winner, Best Single Image in a People and Cultures Portfolio (Jack Lawson, UK) : “Four members of The Special Eagles, Nigeria's national amputee football team, stand looking out into the ocean at a day on the beach.”

Kalash Valley, Chitral, Pakistan

Winner, Best Single Image in a Visual Stories Portfolio (F.Dilek Yurdakul, Turkey) : “In Pakistan, an Islamic Republic, there is no coeducation in public schools. Boys and girls receive Islamic education in separate classrooms and schools. The Kalash live within the borders of Pakistan and neighboring Afghanistan, yet their schools are still co-educational. Gender diversity and unity are viewed as nothing to fear. Children are educated equally and together.”

La Puna, Argentina

Winner, A Quieter Life category (Ignacio Palacios, Australia/Spain) : “Walking on a white sand dune in La Puna, Argentina.”

Reutte, Austria

Winner, Above, Eye Level, Below category (Josien van Geffen, Netherlands) : “Under the Highline 179 suspension bridge, you get a completely different view when you look up. The bridge and the people on it now appear like a scene from an old video game.”

Petra, Jordan

Winner, Leisure and Adventure category (Andrea Peruzzi, Italy ): “As the last rays of the sun illuminate the iconic Treasury of Petra, a Bedouin enjoys jumping between the overhanging rocks. At sunset, it’s as if the once-lost city has two profoundly different souls, divided between day and night. When tourists leave this iconic destination, the Bedouins reawaken the ancient soul of Petra by repopulating the site, to eat around the bonfires and stay connected to the traditions handed down by their ancestors.”

Maasai Mara, Kenya

Winner, People's Choice Vote (Rohan Neel Shah, Kenya, age 16) : “A young wildebeest lost in the Great Wildebeest Migration madness. He stands there confused whilst other wildebeest rush to cross the river.”

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A Look at My 20 Top Travel Photos of 2021

The clock is beginning to run out on the year 2021 and that means it is about time for my annual post on my Top Travel Photos of the year. To be completely honest, when the year started, my hope was that this post would be filled with wonderful pictures from my autumn trip to Egypt, Jordan, and Israel. However, the COVID-19 curse put a dent in my travel plans once again and left me scrambling to change my travel plans this autumn. As frustrating as it was to have to push back my trip, I was extremely blessed to be able to go on several incredible adventures this past year. From those adventures, I was able to capture several great photographs that I am very happy with. The purpose of this annual post is to share these photographs with you in the hopes that it inspires you to plan your next big adventure.

However, before I introduce you to my favorite pictures from my travel adventures this year, let me remind you that you can still go back and review my favorite photographs from previous years in case you missed them. This is a yearly exercise that I have been doing for several years and I have linked to the previous editions of my yearly Top Travel Photos showcase for you to review below.

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Elephant Seal Vista in California

The travel year began for me with a trip to Southern California to visit my brother and his family. I love getting to see them, but I also love my visits because there are so many incredible things to see and do in Southern California. One of my favorite stops, when I am down there, is the Elephant Seal vista North of Santa Barbara. Seeing these huge and incredible creatures up close is remarkable.

Bull Elephant Seal

This year when I visited, I was lucky enough to visit around mating season, so there were a lot of huge bull elephant seals on the beach. You really have no idea just how massive these seals are until you see them in person. This guy was doing his best to protect a prime piece of beach that he had staked his claim to.

Pinnacles National Park

One of my favorite stops on my California trip this year was to a national park that I have been trying to find time to visit for years. Pinnacles National Park is one of the newer parks in the United States, and it is also one of the smallest. However, what it lacks in size it certainly makes up for in beauty. I think this shot of the jagged rock formations in the high hills of the park perfectly showcases the beauty of this incredible park. If you would like to learn more about the park, I have linked to a visitor guide I created for you to review below.

Condor Landing at Pinnacles National Park

Without a doubt, some of the top travel photos that I took this past year were of the incredible California Condors at Pinnacles National Park. If you haven’t had an opportunity to see these incredible birds in person, you are really missing out. If you think the size and beauty of bald eagles are impressive, wait until you see these kings of the sky.

Condor in Flight at Pinnacles National Park

If I had to narrow down the favorite of my top travel photos from this year, it would be very difficult to not choose this shot of a California Condor in mid-flight at Pinnacles National Park. Seeing this picture brings back such fond memories of seeing these amazing birds in person and just sitting mesmerized as I watched them soar above the park.

Beautiful Santa Barbara, California

Ever since I first visited my brother and his family in Santa Barbara, California, I have been in love with the city. If you love outdoor adventure, the city of Santa Barbara couldn’t be a more perfect destination for you. With close proximity to some incredible surfing spots and the Sierra Nevada range only a short way away, there is always something to do outside. Not to mention, it is the gateway to the Channel Islands, which is one of the most incredible and underrated national parks in the United States. There is some of the best whale watching in the world off of the islands. I took the picture below from high up on the bluffs behind Santa Barbara. In the distance, you can actually see the Channel Islands off the coast. So beautiful!

Beautiful Sunset in Ventura, California

One thing that you can always count on when visiting California is experiencing some of the most vibrant and brilliant sunsets imaginable. This was certainly the case when we visited Ventura, California. The sunset off the beach was so incredible that I was able to capture a number of amazing photographs. This sunset photo is definitely one of my top travel photos of this past year. You can see the surfers trying to get in as many waves as they can before the sun sets behind the horizon.

California Sunset Dreaming

This is another photograph that I took of the same sunset that I am equally as proud of. You can see the young family at the bottom of the screen out on the beach enjoying the incredible view. If I had the time, I would try and spend every evening chasing sunsets as it often produces some of the top travel photos and most memorable shots. If you would like to learn how to predict when there will be an amazing sunrise or sunset to photograph, I have included a guide that you can review below.

Exploring the Porcupine Mountains

As the calendar year turned to Summer in the Midwest United States, it was time for me to head to the Great Lakes to embark on what has become a yearly tradition for me. Each summer, I try and seek out some of the best kayaking destinations to explore. This year, one of the destinations that I chose to explore was the beautiful Porcupine Mountains in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. These rolling hills (I wouldn’t actually call them mountains) are absolutely beautiful and have some really fantastic hiking trails for visitors to explore. I love this shot that I was able to get that shows the mountains with Lake Superior in the distance.

Beautiful Bond Falls in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

One of the best parts about the Porcupine Mountains in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan is all of the incredible waterfalls in the area. One of my favorites to visit when I am in the area is the beautiful Bond Falls, which is located just outside of the park. I was able to capture this beautiful photograph of the falls with the reflection in the water on my visit this past summer. Such a beautiful place.

Breathtaking Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

Without a doubt, the hallmark of my summer kayaking trip was a visit to the infamous Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. If you love to kayak, then Pictured Rocks is an absolute must-visit destination. It is home to some of the best big freshwater kayaking in North America. It is also where I took some of my top travel photos of the year. The huge rock cliffs that highlight this spectacular coastline are amazing to explore from the water. You can also hike along the top of the cliffs to get a bird’s eye view of this dramatic coastline. I absolutely love this shot that I got when I hiked the Mosquito Beach and Chapel Beach loop this summer.

Kayaking Fun at Pictured National Lakeshore

While there might be some wonderful hiking trails at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, the claim to fame for this coastline is the spectacular giant coastal cliffs. One of the most popular ways to see and experience these cliffs is to get out on the water in a kayak and explore the coastline. That is exactly what I did this summer, and the experience is one that I will not soon forget. This photograph of our group kayaking thru the large archway on the coastline is one of my top travel photos of the year for sure. For more information on how to visit Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and get out on the water and kayak this amazing coastline, please see my Definitive Pictured Rocks Travel Guide linked below.

Pictured Rocks Kayaking Adventure

While the kayaking at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore was cool enough, having the opportunity to do so around sunset just added to this magical experience. As I have mentioned many times on my blog, photographing around sunset or early morning around sunrise are my favorite times of day to take pictures. This shot that I got on the back end of my Pictured Rocks Kayaking adventure is one of my favorites because the soft light of the evening gives the picture a warm glow. What an amazing moment to capture!

Exploring Leprechaun Canyon

My last big trip of the year was to Southern Utah and without a doubt, this trip ended up delivering some of my top travel photos of the year. Southern Utah is such a magical place, which is why I keep getting drawn back there to explore and photograph. On this trip, I was determined to discover some of the lesser-known spots in Southern Utah and explore them so that I could share them with you. One of these places was the beautiful Leprechaun Canyon Slot. I have explored several breathtaking slot canyons in my travel adventures, and Leprechaun Canyon ranks right up there with some of the most beautiful. However, the best part about Leprechaun Canyon is that it is not nearly as busy or crowded as some of the other slot canyons in Southern Utah. As you can see in this photograph of me, we have the canyon all to ourselves.

Exploring the Amazing Goblin Valley State Park

While Southern Utah’s five national parks may get most of the attention, the area is also home to some truly spectacular state parks for visitors to enjoy as well. Without a doubt, one of the most incredible state parks to visit in Southern Utah is the beautiful Goblin Valley State Park. Much like the nearby Bryce Canyon National Park, the Goblin Valley State Park is known for its incredible canyons filled with amazing rock formations. I love this photograph that I took in Goblin Valley because it showcases both the area’s vastness and beauty.

The Beauty of Goblin Valley State Park

Like most places in Southern Utah, the beauty of Goblin Valley State Park is only enhanced as the sun starts to set. I absolutely love the glow in this photograph that I took of the breathtaking rock formations in the valley that make Goblin Valley State Park such a treasured destination. It almost feels like you are walking on the planet Mars when the sun starts to set and the red rock formations in the valley start to glow with the setting sun. It’s a stunning time to see the park!

A Monument Valley Sunset at Forrest Gump Point

Not only is this photograph of Monument Valley one of my top travel photos of 2021, but it is also one of my favorite photographs that I have ever taken in Southern Utah. If this landscape looks familiar, it is probably because it has been showcased in a large number of movies throughout the years. Most famously, this exact spot was showcased in the 1990’s classic “Forrest Gump”, starring Tom Hanks. If you don’t recall the scene, this is where Forrest Gump abruptly stops his cross-country run and decides to go home. It is a beautiful viewpoint of a breathtaking landscape. I love the glowing sunset sky in this shot I was able to capture at Forrest Gump Point this past autumn.

The Beautiful Alstrom Point in Glen Canyon

This photograph that I took of the incredible Alstrom Point in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in Southern Utah could have made my list of the top travel photos of 2021 for me simply because it is a destination that I have tried to reach at least a handful of times in the past and failed. I simply never had enough time and the correct vehicle to reach this viewpoint before. This past autumn I was bound and determined to get there, so I set aside a large portion of an afternoon and made sure I had a high clearance 4×4 vehicle with me. Needless to say, getting there still wasn’t easy and involved white knuckle driving on an unimproved road at night, but I was able to finally capture some long-desired photographs of Alstrom Point like this beauty here.

Posing for a Picture at Alstrom Point

This sunset photograph that I was able to take of myself at the incredible Alstrom Point in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is one of my favorite self-portraits of all time. I am absolutely obsessed with the breathtaking viewpoints in Southern Utah and Alstrom Point is one of the most beautiful and difficult to reach. The fact I was able to make it there this year and get this photograph makes me so very happy!

An Amazing Sunrise at Reflection Canyon

For years, the favorite photograph that I have ever taken was one that I took early on in my adventure travels of the incredible Morraine Lake near Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada. While I still absolutely cherish that photograph, I may have a new all-time favorite picture. Never before in my adventure travels have I had to work so hard to get a photograph. To get this beautiful sunrise shot of Reflection Canyon in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in Southern Utah I had to drive 2.5-hours a mere 50-miles down an unimproved road, hike roughly 18-miles on an unmarked trail thru slot canyons and deep washes, and camp out overnight in 28-degree Fahrenheit temperatures to be ready to capture this photograph. After seeing how it turned out, it was so worth it!

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These are great photos!

Thank you so much Laci!! 😄

That Sunrise At Reflection Canyon is one of the most beautiful photos I’ve ever seen. And what an amazing place.

Thank you so very much Coral!! You made my day!! 😃

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How to Take Travel Photos You'll Be Proud to Show Off Back Home

You've spent days flying, driving, ferrying, boarding trains, or maybe even a combination of all of these modes of transportation to reach your destination. And now you're finally here, the place you've always dreamt about, told friends about, and bragged to your coworkers about, so of course you want to capture it in all its glory on your smartphone or your fancy digital camera . But when you do, you realize the images simply don't do it justice and you're stuck with nothing to show for your journey of a lifetime.

But it doesn't have to be that way. In fact, travel photography can be not only easy, but fun. All you have to do is listen to the experts.

On a recent excursion to Havana, Cuba , we were lucky enough to spend a little time amongst some of the best in the travel photography business, including Renan Ozturk , a photographer for the likes of National Geographic and athlete with North Face; Elisabeth Brentano , a California-based photographer who spent nearly a decade in newsrooms around Los Angeles before trading it in to live on the road in search of the perfect landscape shot; and Chelsea Yamase , a Kauai-based adventurer and photographer whose photos will make you want to learn to free dive right this second.

Here's are their best travel photography tips that anyone from beginners to experts will appreciate.

Renan Ozturk: Chase the light

"My biggest travel photography tip is something really simple, which is just to shoot in the good light," Ozturk said, explaining that good light can be found during "sunset or sunrise. It also extends into the pre-sunrise and post-sunset."

To Ozturk, timing truly is everything when it comes to both taking photos and enjoying your time while adventuring around the globe.

"Stay out a little longer than most people," he said. "That will give you better photos and will help you beat the crowd for your food and your photos."

Lastly, the photographer and documentarian suggested would-be travel photographers learn how to use a few editing apps, like Lightroom Mobile . "It's really going to make a big difference," Ozturk said.

Chelsea Yamase: Snap the candid shots

"I think the best photos evoke a sense of place and let you get lost in a particular moment; vacation photos are no exception," Yamaze said. "The three rules I use: lighting, composition, and connection."

It's clear with one glimpse at Yamase's wildly popular Instagram account that she abides by these rules religiously, which helps her followers feel like they are traveling right alongside her as she free dives in Hawaii or camps under the stars at Yellowstone .

And like Ozturk, Yamase believes that getting up early truly pays off.

"In general, shoot in morning or evening light, tropical ocean scenes can sometimes look nice midday when the color of the water is the most vibrant," she said, adding that spending just a few extra moments walking around an area will help you set up the perfect snap.

"Get low or high, and take a few from each spot. A breeze, a slight change of angle or posture can make a big difference," Yamase said. "You can always go back through and delete the ones you don't like."

And beyond the technical, Yamase explained that the "connection" is the most important part of taking any photograph.

"What does it feel like to be here and how can I portray that emotion," Yamase asks herself while clicking down on her camera's shutter. "I see so many vacation photos where couples or families stand in front of a viewpoint, all pose and smile. Totally nothing wrong with those (they make great Christmas cards) but beyond showing that 'Hey we all made it here!,' there isn't much of a story."

Instead, she suggested people try to move and interact with the environment around them, which she said "will be inherently more interesting."

Yamase noted that often the best photos take real moments ("maybe your friend blissfully laying on the beach") and refine them just a touch. She suggested directing your subject to move a certain way ("perhaps asking her to lay 15 feet away where the sand is undisturbed and you can get the water just touching her toes") to help you not only capture a beautiful image, but also capture the feeling of that very moment.

"Overall, I've been in some of the most beautiful places in the world and my favorite photos are always the one I have the most connection with," Yamase said. "The candid, awkward, inspiring, excited moments you can't really plan for. So keep that camera out and don't be afraid to snap candid captures along the way."

Elisabeth Brentano: Talk to locals

"If you want to come home with a truly memorable photo, treat it like a piece of art and take your time," Brentano said.

Like Yamase, Brentano said it's crucial you take a few minutes to walk around an area to find the perfect composition. "Don't be afraid to come back again and try for better light, if you have that option," she said.

Brentano explained that when you're not rushed, you have time to think and try new things with your photography. "You can still shoot the same spots as everyone else, but try to put your own creative spin on it, whether you're shooting or editing."

Brentano added that searching for a unique foreground element, like flowers or rocks, will add impressive depth to your photo. Moreover, she said, don't be afraid to do a bit of research or ask around with the locals about amazing sunrise and sunset spots. "Your efforts will almost always be rewarded," she said.

And if you want a photo of yourself but there is no one around to help, be sure to master the art of the tripod selfie. "You can easily set a 10-second timer on most cameras, and don't be afraid to give it a few tries — I'm certainly not a one-take wonder."

For more advice on taking the perfect vacation snapshot check out our guide to photographing sunsets here.

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We recently wrote about the major sights of Moscow and its suburbs, which are easily accessible via the 'Moscow Central Diameters' lines. But, if you travel a little further, you'll discover no less excitement! There is a great deal to see and do in Moscow Region. 

1. Znamenskaya Church in Dubrovitsy

One of the most unusual Orthodox churches in the world is located in Podolsk near the estate of the same name. The entire estate once belonged to Prince Boris Golitsyn, an associate and tutor of Peter the Great.

The Church of Our Lady of the Sign (1690-1704) was built in the Baroque style and, according to historians, Italian architects had a hand in it. Their names still remain a mystery, however. The base of the church is shaped like an equal-pointed cross, with staircases running up on all the four sides, while the foundation and walls are decorated with carvings in the form of vines, shells and angels. Inside, the church is even more luxuriously decorated. 

2. Gorki Leninskie

The last owner of the Gorki Estate was Zinaida Grigorievna, the widow of Savva Morozov , the largest manufacturer in the Russian Empire. She bought it already after his death and set up a modern farm there. In 1909, the estate already had steam heating, water supply, electricity and even exotic plants were grown in its greenhouses. 

But, the estate only became of significance after the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution and ensuing nationalization. It was within these walls that Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin spent his last years of his life. His study, car and some personal belongings were preserved in Gorki.  

A range of TV shows and feature movies were also filmed in these places. The remaining movie set scenery turned into a genuine movie town, in which you can walk around and explore. 

It is a real postcard merchant town! In its center there is a 16th century Kremlin with narrow cobbled streets, numerous stores with cute souvenirs and a kiosk with that kalach bread! As it is stated on the menu, there are kalach with and without goose meat. For those who want to master the art of baking, there are a number of workshops in the 'Kalachnaya' museum.

Kolomna is no less famous for its pastila (fruit marshmallow) made from local apples. There is no other place where you can find such a perfect variety of candy! 

Kremlins were built in many regions of Russia, but most of them are located in Moscow Region. Nine such fortresses have survived to date, but the best preserved ones are in Kolomna and Zaraysk (there are also kremlins in Vereya, Volokolamsk, Mozhaisk, Zvenigorod, Dmitrov, Serpukhov and Ruza). 

The Zaraysk Kremlin was built in 1528-1531 on the order of Vasily III to protect the southern borders of Moscow. During the ‘Time of Troubles’ (‘Smuta’), the governor of Zaraysk was Prince Dmitry Pozharsky, thanks to whose actions (among others) the city survived against the supporters of False Dmitry II.

5. Bison in the Prioksko-Terrasny Nature Reserve 

Not far from Serpukhov, you can get acquainted with these unique animals that once even roamed with mammoths. The Prioksko-Terrasny Nature Reserve has been restoring the bison ("zubr") population since the 1940s, returning them to their natural habitat. 

6. New Jerusalem

In the 17th century, Patriarch Nikon decided to build his own “Jerusalem”, not far from the town of Istra. The size of the New Jerusalem Monastery was to show the full power of the Orthodox Church.

It has its own Church of the Holy Sepulchre, as well as its own Golgotha and even the nearby Istra River was renamed ‘Jordan’ in that area. 

Nearby, you can find one of the largest art museums in Russia – 'New Jerusalem', which boasts well over 180,000 exhibits! 

7. Arkhangelskoye Estate

One can't help comparing this grand estate to Versailles. In terms of its decadence and pomp, it was not inferior to the royal French palaces. Over time, Arkhangelskoye changed quite a few owners. Throughout history, the estate was owned by the Sheremetev, Golitsyn, and Yusupov families. Today, it is a museum and reserve with a large park and a theater .

8. Zvenigorod

One of the oldest cities of Moscow Region (known since the middle of the 12th century), Zvenigorod is dubbed "Moscow Region's Switzerland". The surroundings there are really very picturesque: the spruce forests scattered along the valleys of the Storozhka River beckon you to have a stroll around.

The name of the town (derived from the word ‘zvonit’, ‘to ring’) is often associated with its defensive significance: it is believed that soldiers on the fortress towers would warn the inhabitants of approaching enemies. 

You can also visit the preserved white-stone Savva-Storozhevsky Monastery, founded in 1398 by monk Savva, a follower of Sergius of Radonezh. 

9. Malevich Park

If you can't decide between walking in the woods or modern art, this is the right place to go. The new park is located near Razdory (Odintsovo) train station, where you will find art objects waiting for you in the most unobvious places. Inscriptions on trees, moonlight on a lawn, nets in the forest. Walking through the park, you will, every now and then, bump into other people just as surprised to see yet another work of art along their way.

10. Star City

To learn how astronauts prepare for flights to the ISS and what discoveries they make in space, you can visit the Cosmonaut Training Center in Zvyozdny Gorodok aka Star City (Shchelkovsky District). Simulators, centrifuges, spacesuits, as well as models of spaceships are on display there. It is a closed city, however, which means you can't just go there. You have to sign up for an official excursion 21 working days in advance. If you are a foreigner  – 45 working days prior to the date.

11. Aviation Museum in Monino

The Central Museum of the Russian Air Force showcases rare military and civilian airplanes from different epochs. Among the most interesting exhibits are the Soviet Tu-144 supersonic passenger airplane, the super-heavy B-12 transport helicopter and a BOR-5 aircraft that returned from space. But, of course, there are many others! 

12. Road to Lavra

The walking trail from Moscow to The Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius in Sergiev Posad is one of the most unusual tourist routes in Russia. It is the successor of the historical road to St. Sergius of Radonezh. The length of the trail is 120 kilometers, if counted from the Moscow Kremlin. It passes through the Abramtsevo and Muranovo museums, as well as the Radonezh and Khotkovo villages. You don’t have to walk the whole trail and can traverse small sections of several kilometers instead. 

Of course, you can also get to Sergiev Posad, where the Lavra is located, by train and bus. In addition to the monastery, there is a famous toy museum in the town. It is believed that it was there that the first Russian matryoshka doll was made.

13. Gzhel Porcelain Factory

Moscow Region is the birthplace of quite a few Russian art crafts that have since gained popularity around the world. One of them is the blue-and-white-painted Gzhel ceramics (Ramensky district). It turns out that there was exceptionally good quality clay surrounding the village of Gzhel, which was used to make bricks, pipes, tiles and even toys. But, most importantly, beautifully painted dishes with birds and flowers. You can also try your hand at pottery while on an excursion around the Gzhel Porcelain Factory!

14. Zhostovo Factory

The famous Zhostovo trays originate from the 19th century in the village of Zhostovo (Mytishchi urban district). The trays, on which bright flowers blossom, cannot be mistaken for anything else! At the factory, you will see the whole manufacturing process, while in the museum – the most unusual items produced there!  

15. Moose Biostation

The Moose Island (Losiny Ostrov) National Park occupies a huge territory in the north-east of Moscow and Moscow Region. It is there, at the biostation in the Mytishchi urban district, that you can get closer acquainted with the moose, the master of the forest. Wild red deer and spotted deer also live there. You can walk around the territory on your own or go on an excursion group.

16. Melikhovo Museum & Reserve

The estate still cherishes the memory of famous Russian writer Anton Chekhov, who lived there in 1892-1899. The literary museum near the city of Chekhov appeared in 1941 and his relatives helped collect exhibits for it, including the writer's personal belongings. 

Melikhovo, meanwhile, also hosts theatrical and literary events, exhibitions and concerts. 

17. Bykovo Estate

Lost somewhere in the Ramenskiy urban district is the beautiful Bykovo Estate, built in the Neo-Gothic style in the late 18th century. Near it, there is Vladimirskaya Church , reminiscent of a fairy-tale palace. The project is attributed to Vasily Bazhenov, who was also the architect of the palace in Moscow's Tsaritsyno park.

18. Mozhaisk

The best views of the city are from the hilltop of the Mozhaisk Kremlin. The center of Mozhaisk has preserved its historic layout dating to the 18th century and will be of interest to those who want to get a closer look at the historical settlements of Moscow Region. Not far from the city is the Borodino Field Museum and Reserve, as well as the historic Borodino railway station. 

19. Peter Tchaikovsky Museum & Reserve in Klin

The composer rented the house in Klin in the last two years of his life and, in 1894, a year after his death, a memorial museum was opened there. It houses Tchaikovsky's personal belongings, his books, as well as his cabinet piano – and everything is fully preserved. 

20. Senezh Lake

This is a water reservoir that was constructed in Solnechnogorsky District two centuries ago to feed the channel between the rivers Istra and Sestra. The places are very picturesque and it was this lake that Isaac Levitan dedicated his painting to in 1898. 

The lake. Rus. 1900, Isaac Levitan.

In summer, you can swim and sunbathe on the beach and, in cold weather, you can visit the 'Putevoy Palace' museum center and learn more about what Moscow province life of the 18th century was like.

Bonus (in winter): Yakhroma

In the winter season, there is a ski slope in Yakhroma (Dmitrovsky district). Naturally, the mountains in the vicinity of Moscow are not the highest, however, the journey to the ski base will appeal even to those who aren’t sports enthusiasts. There is a themed 1980s retro train, complete with wooden benches, running between Savelovsky Station and Yakhroma . Also, ‘Ikarus’ retro buses operate between Yakhroma station and 'Sorochany', 'Volen' and 'Yakhroma' resorts.

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Posted: July 4, 2023 | Last updated: July 4, 2023

Embarking on a road trip in a travel van is a magical experience. Since those who choose to go on such a journey will spend hours in their travel van, it's crucial to pick the right vehicle tailored to their needs.

Travel vans come in all shapes and sizes. These are some of the best picks, ranging from timeless classics made by some of the world's most legendary automakers to high-tech motorhomes built by niche companies you may have never heard of before.

Mercedes Benz Sprinter

There's a great reason why nomads flock to the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter when picking a van to convert into a camper. This van is both versatile and more luxurious than any of its competitors, also allowing plenty of room for customization.

The possible configurations of the Sprinter are virtually endless, with spacious interiors to accommodate a kitchenette, bathroom, sleeping quarters, and ample storage for all passengers. Its advanced suspension and responsive steering ensure a smooth ride, even for the longest journeys.

Fiat Ducato

Many petrolheads in the US may not be aware of the Fiat Ducato. This European commercial van is known for its reliability and durability, with a robust build quality that withstands the demands of travel. It also offers a range of safety features, such as stability control, traction control, and advanced braking systems to ensure a safe driving experience.

Driving the Fiat Ducato is comfortable and easy, with a well-designed cabin that provides good visibility and ergonomic controls. It offers a smooth and stable ride, making it suitable for various road conditions. Plenty of space makes the Ducato perfect for travel van conversions.

Ford 4x4 Earth Roamer

This may just be the ultimate travel van for anyone who wants to explore the world beyond paved roads. Built on the platform of a Ford F-550 truck, the Earth Roamer combines luxury with exceptional off-roading capabilities.

The EarthRoamer features a spacious interior with sleeping quarters, a fully-equipped kitchen, a bathroom, and ample storage for gear and supplies. Solar power and freshwater tanks makes living off the grid an absolute breeze. The travel van's 4x4 drivetrain, a lifted suspension, and massive tires ensure that the Earth Roamer is able to go anywhere.

Volkswagen Transporter T4

The Volkswagen Transporter series is truly legendary among van and camping enthusiasts alike, and the T4 is no exception. Built throughout the 1990s and the early 2000s, the T4 quickly became known for its durability and versatility.

This generation of the Transporter is also a favorite among self-campervan conversions. A spacious interior allows for endless customization, while the compact size ensures maximum maneuverability. If planned out well, travelers can easily fit a well-equipped kitchenette into this van.

GMC Savana Explorer

The Explorer is one of the most popular camper van conversions on the market today. Built on the chassis of a regular GMC Savana, this upscale travel van features a wide array of features and amenities to provide the most comfortable experience for all occupants.

The interior is designed with comfort in mind, thanks to plush seating, the use of high-quality materials, and ample space for passengers. It often includes captain's chairs, power-reclining seats, and customizable seating configurations. Some of the onboard amenities include a kitchenette area with a refrigerator, microwave, and sink, as well as a bathroom compartment with a toilet and sink.

Volkswagen Type 2 Kombi

The VW Type 2 is another classic automotive icon. This van became an instant hit ever since its debut back in the 1950s. Today, it can serve as a retro alternative that's much more unique than most modern campervans.

The Type 2 Kombi is an excellent pick for a camper van conversion. Similar to the previously mentioned T4, the Kombi provides a perfect mix of a spacious interior and a compact size. What's more, the Type 2 Kombi is powered by a classic air-cooled motor, the same one found in old Beetles and even Porsche 911s.

Toyota ProAce

When it comes to reliability, you simply cannot go wrong with a Toyota. The automaker's renowned quality and durability are some of the main reasons why buyers choose this small van as their base for a self-made travel van conversion.

Inside the Proace, you'll find a spacious interior that can easily be turned into a comfy living space, maximizing comfort and functionality. The Proace offers smart storage solutions, ensuring plenty of space for personal belongings. Driving it is an absolute joy, thanks to its responsive handling and smooth ride.

EarthCruiser EXP

The EarthCruiser EXP is a popular overland RV built on the Isuzu NPS truck chassis. It offers impressive off-road capabilities and a comfortable living space for extended adventures.

One of the standout features of the EarthCruiser EXP is its off-grid capabilities. Equipped with solar panels, ample battery storage, and freshwater tanks, it allows for self-sufficient living in remote locations. It also offers additional features like a diesel-powered heater, air conditioning, and various optional upgrades to tailor the vehicle to individual needs. It really is the ideal pick for buyers looking for an overland travel van that can go anywhere.

Ford Transit Nugget Westfalia

The Transit Nugget Westfalia was developed as a joint venture between Ford and Westfalia, a renowned camper van manufacturer. This compact travel van is built on a Ford Transit, one of the most reliable and practical utility vans in the world.

Some of the key features of the Transit Nugget Westfalia include a pop-top roof for added headroom, a kitchenette, and a dining area that can quickly be converted into a sleeping space.

Volkswagen Crafter

The Volkswagen Crafter is yet another commercial vehicle that is perfect for travel van conversions. It offers a selection of efficient diesel engines to choose from, providing a balance of power and fuel economy.

The Crafter also comes equipped with many modern safety features, including stability control, traction control, and a range of driver assistance systems. The driving experience is comfortable and enjoyable, with a well-designed cabin and ergonomic controls. It offers a smooth ride and good handling, making it suitable for long journeys and various road conditions.

Mercedes-Benz Vito

Mercedes Benz is famous for its luxurious, high-quality products. The same goes even for the automaker's commercial vans, making the Vito a solid pick for travelers looking for an upscale travel van.

The Vito's stylish design and sophisticated features make it stand out against most competitors. After all, who wouldn't want a refined travel experience? This van is also equipped with advanced safety features and innovative technologies to make every journey safe and enjoyable.

Nissan NV300

The Nissan NV300 is a versatile commercial van that offers a solid foundation for customization, particularly for travel van conversions. The NV300 provides a spacious interior that can be transformed into a comfortable living space with endless personalized layouts.

The NV300 is equipped with efficient diesel engines, providing reliable performance and good fuel economy for longer trips. The model is the perfect choice for buyers looking for a smaller van that can easily be maneuvered around busy cities.

Opel Movano

The Opel Movano is a popular commercial van that offers versatility and practicality ideal for campervan conversions. The Movano, also sold as the Renault Master and Vauxhall Movano in different markets, provides a spacious and customizable platform for creating a comfortable living space on the road.

As a campervan conversion, the Opel Movano can feature a range of amenities depending on the customization. This can include a sleeping area, a kitchenette with cooking facilities, storage cabinets, and a seating/dining area. The Movano's generous cargo space allows for flexibility in interior layout design tailored to individual needs.

Chevrolet G30

The Chevrolet G30 is another old-school American van that doubles as a fantastic platform for campervan conversions. Its spacious interior, robust build, engine options, customization potential, availability of parts, and affordability all make the G30 a solid pick for a travel van.

The van easily handles the conversion components' weight with ease, thanks to one of the optional V8 motors under the hood. The G30's flexibility allows for a personalized interior design tailored to specific needs. The wide availability of parts and service centers simplifies maintenance. Furthermore, its affordability makes it an attractive choice for those seeking a cost-effective campervan.

Piaggio Ape Micro Campervan

This may not be the ideal pick for travelers looking for the most spacious travel van on the market. If having plenty of space is not your main concern, this cute Piaggio may be the perfect choice.

The Ape Micro Campervan is a stylish retro travel van built on a little three-wheeler. Its compact size makes it ideal for roaming around cities and narrow roads. However, it's important to note that its limited interior space is certainly not for everyone.

Volkswagen T1

Here is a real blast from the past. The Volkswagen T1 exudes timeless charm, unmatched nostalgia, and a sense of adventure. This iconic van is a symbol of freedom on the open road. Buyers in the market for a classic travel van should look no further.

With its spacious interior, the T1 offers endless possibilities for creative campervan layouts, providing cozy sleeping areas, compact kitchens, and clever storage solutions. Famous for its robust engineering, the T1 delivers reliable performance and enduring reliability, making it an ideal travel companion for epic journeys. Whether embarking on a weekend getaway or a globe-trotting expedition, the Volkswagen T1 captures the hearts of campervan fans, offering a vintage-inspired platform to create unforgettable memories on the road.

Renault Traffic Spacenomad

Even the name of this travel van is cool. The Renault Traffic Spacenomad is a sought-after camper built on the Renault Traffic line, a reliable, compact commercial van. Its modern style, ingenious design, and practicality cause travelers to flock to this model.

This Spacenomad travel van conversion boasts a cleverly utilized interior, making the most of its compact size. The camper offers comfortable sleeping areas, well-equipped kitchenettes, and plenty of spacious storage compartments. The Renault Traffic Spacenomad combines functionality with contemporary aesthetics, showcasing sleek lines and sleek finishes. Thanks to its small size, the Traffic is ideal for navigating busy cities.

Volkswagen Transporter California 6.1

The Volkswagen Transporter California 6.1 offers a harmonious blend of functionality, comfort, and iconic style. With its thoughtfully designed interior, the California 6.1 presents endless possibilities for creative campervan layouts.

This travel van comes with a cozy sleeping area, a well-equipped kitchenette, and smart storage solutions throughout the vehicle. Volkswagen is renowned for its build quality, and this camper van is no exception. The California 6.1 delivers reliable performance and exceptional durability on the road.

Mercedes-Benz Bimobil

This intimidating travel van is ideal for travelers who want to explore the world beyond paved roads. Although it's built on a Mercedes Benz Sprinter commercial van, the Bimobil is anything but your ordinary city van.

The Bimobil combines Mercedes' elegance, versatility, impressive off-roading capabilities, and meticulous craftsmanship. Step inside its thoughtfully designed interior, where comfort and practicality come together seamlessly. High clearance and off-road tires make the Bimobil the perfect pick for road trips off the beaten path.

Winnebago Travato

The Winnebago Travato is the perfect choice for travelers who don't want to spend time carefully designing the layout of their travel van. This exceptional travel van combines compact size with impressive functionality.

Inside the Travato, you'll find a thoughtfully designed interior that maximizes space and comfort. It features clever storage solutions, allowing you to stow all your belongings. The Travato is equipped with modern amenities, including a functional kitchenette, a compact bathroom, and advanced entertainment systems to enhance your journey. Built on a reliable Ram ProMaster chassis, the Travato provides a smooth and responsive driving experience.

Iveco Daily

The Iveco Daily is an exceptional choice when it comes to travel vans, offering a myriad of features that make it a great companion for any adventure. First and foremost, its spacious and well-designed interior provides ample room for both passengers and cargo, allowing you to travel comfortably while still having enough space to store your belongings.

Whether you're embarking on a road trip or a long-term journey, the Daily offers versatility and practicality with its flexible seating configurations and numerous storage compartments. One of the standout features of the Iveco Daily is its powerful and efficient engine options, which provide a smooth and enjoyable driving experience. Whether you're traversing challenging terrains or cruising along the open highway, the Daily's reliable engine ensures reliable performance, allowing you to confidently tackle any journey.

Volkswagen ID Buzz

This futuristic travel van is the polar opposite of the previously mentioned T1. The ID Buzz is a highly anticipated electric vehicle that draws inspiration from the iconic Volkswagen Type 2. It's essentially an homage to the classic VW van in the 21st century!

The ID Buzz represents Volkswagen's vision for the future of mobility. It combines the classic design elements of the Type 2 with modern technologies and sustainable electric power. The ID Buzz promises an emission-free driving experience with a spacious interior, versatile seating arrangements, and advanced connectivity features. With its retro-modern aesthetic and eco-friendly approach, the Volkswagen ID Buzz is easily one of the coolest campervans on the market.

Chevrolet Express

The Chevrolet Express is a versatile and reliable full-size commercial van that is often used as a base for campervan conversions. Its compact size makes it easier to maneuver than full-size RVs without sacrificing comfort.

The Express prioritizes safety, with features such as stability control, traction control, and available rearview cameras. It also offers optional advanced safety technologies to enhance driver awareness and security.

Peugeot Partner

The Partner is a compact van that has been sold by the French automaker ever since the mid-1990s. The tiny size of this van makes it ideal for navigating around busy cities and has enough space for a comfortable travel van conversion.

The latest third generation of the Partner is offered with a selection of petrol and diesel motors. Buyers can also choose between a 6-speed automatic and a 5-speed stick shift for that classic driving experience.

Ford Transit Mark 1

Originally introduced in 1965, the MK1 Ford Transit became a popular choice for campervan conversions due to its solid build quality, practicality, and relatively spacious interior. Its boxy shape and large cargo area provide plenty of room for creative customization.

Travelers are able to include well-equipped kitchenettes in their travel van conversions, as well as plenty of storage compartments. The Mark 1 Ford Transit's reliability and ease of maintenance made it a favorite among DIY campervan builders.

Volkswagen Devon

The Volkswagen Devon holds a special place in the world of campervan enthusiasts, all because of its iconic design. The Devon conversion is typically based on the Volkswagen T2 or T25 models.

The compact size of the Devon makes it easy to maneuver and park, ideal for both urban and countryside explorations. With Volkswagen's reputation for quality and craftsmanship, the Devon conversion ensures a comfortable and enjoyable travel experience. It captures the spirit of adventure and freedom, allowing travelers to embark on memorable journeys in a unique German style.

Opel Vivaro

Built on the same platform as the Renault Trafic and Nissan NV300, the Opel Vivaro provides a solid foundation for campervan conversions. Its spacious interior offers plenty of room for comfortable sleeping areas, kitchenettes, and loads of creative storage solutions.

The Opel Vivaro boasts reliable performance thanks to its range of efficient diesel engines. It is suitable for both urban and long-distance adventures thanks to its compact size. The Vivaro's sturdy construction and advanced safety features ensure a secure and enjoyable travel experience.

Citroen Jumpy

The Citroën Jumpy is a compelling option for those seeking a travel van that excels in practicality and efficiency. With its compact size and nimble handling, the Jumpy offers exceptional maneuverability, making it well-suited for urban explorations and narrow roads. Its fuel-efficient engine options help to minimize costs and extend your adventures on a single tank.

The Jumpy's interior boasts clever storage solutions, allowing you to efficiently organize your gear and essentials for the journey. Its comfortable seating arrangements and ergonomic design contribute to a pleasant travel experience, whether you're embarking on short trips or long-haul expeditions. Plenty of modern safety features make driving the Jumpy a breeze, especially on longer trips.

Renault Kangoo e-Tech

This little van is ideal for travelers looking to build an electric-powered camper van. The Kangoo e-Tech is an electric variant of the French utility vehicle, which is offered either in a commercial or passenger configuration right out of the factory.

Some of the unique features of this electric van include a regenerative braking system that helps to maximize energy efficiency and extend the driving range. Although the van is quite small, there is certainly enough room for a clever campervan conversion that can cozily accommodate two travelers.

Peugeot Expert

The Peugeot Expert is another compact commercial van that is the ideal base for travel van conversions. With its stylish and contemporary design, the Expert stands out on the road while providing excellent maneuverability and easy handling.

Inside the Expert, you'll find a spacious and well-thought-out interior that can be tailored to your needs. The versatile seating configurations allow for easy conversion between seating and cargo space. The Expert comes powered by a fuel-efficient diesel motor, ensuring the highest fuel economy to help cut down the costs of each trip.

Ford Tourneo

The Ford Tourneo is a compact van that makes a great base for campervan conversions for travelers who don't require loads of space. The cozy interior can be customized to comfortably accommodate two people, as well as plenty of cargo space.

One of the engine options available for the Tourneo is the EcoBlue diesel engine. This advanced engine combines high efficiency with impressive torque delivery, providing a smooth and responsive driving experience. The EcoBlue engine is extremely fuel-efficient, too.

Winnebago Outlook

This list certainly could not be complete without at least one proper class C motorhome. The Winnebago Outlook is a giant RV that's big enough for a lengthy road trip with the entire family. Inside, you'll find a spacious interior with a living area that offers comfortable seating. The fully equipped kitchen allows for convenient meal preparation, and the sleeping arrangements cater to various needs, ensuring a restful night's sleep for everyone.

The Outlook is built on a reliable Ford E-Series chassis, providing a smooth and stable ride. With powerful engine options and advanced safety features, you can embark on your journeys with confidence and peace of mind.

Fiat Talento

The Fiat Talento is a reliable option for travel van enthusiasts. Sharing a platform with the Renault Trafic and the previously mentioned Opel Vivaro, the Talento provides a strong foundation for campervan conversions. Its compact interior is big enough to design creative layouts, including sleeping areas and kitchenettes.

Equipped with efficient diesel engines, the Talento delivers a balance of performance and fuel efficiency. Fiat's commitment to quality ensures that the Talento provides a dependable and enjoyable campervan experience.

Citroen e-Berlingo

The e-Berlingo is a compact utility vehicle that can easily be turned into a cozy camper van. This little van is offered either in a commercial or passenger configuration; travelers who wish to convert one into a travel van should opt for the commercial variant.

The e-Berlingo is equipped with an electric motor and a large battery, providing a solid driving range. With convenient charging options, you can recharge the battery at home or at public charging stations.

Renault Master

The Renault Master is a practical commercial van that combines functionality with comfort. With its generous cargo space and clever storage solutions, the Master offers plenty of room for equipment and supplies. Many buyers in Europe choose the Master for a self-made camper van conversion as the van is practical, spacious, and relatively affordable.

Driving the Renault Master is as comfortable as a van can get. The vehicle features a range of efficient engines to pick from, as well as advanced safety features.

Mercedes Benz Marco Polo

If you don't want to go through the hassle of buying a Mercedes Benz Sprinter and having to convert it into a travel van yourself, the German automaker has another solution. The Marco Polo is a travel van that comes in a travel van configuration right out of the factory. It's based on a Mercedes-Benz Vito.

The Marco Polo offers a premium camping experience. Its elegant exterior and high-quality interior materials create a refined and upscale atmosphere. Inside, you'll find a well-designed living area with a fully equipped kitchenette, comfortable sleeping arrangements, and smart storage solutions. Key features include a pop-up roof and a modern entertainment system.

Mercedes Benz Viano

The Mercedes-Benz Viano is a luxurious passenger van that can easily be converted into a motorhome. Like the rest of the Mercedes Benz lineup, this vehicle offers a refined experience complete with maximum comfort and advanced features.

With its elegant design and high-quality craftsmanship, the Viano provides a sophisticated travel experience for those seeking both style and functionality on the road. There's also enough room for endless interior layouts, suited ideally to the buyers' individual needs.

Volkswagen Caddy

The Volkswagen Caddy is a compact van that offers versatility and functionality in a compact package, making it the perfect choice for a travel van conversion. With its stylish design and smart features, the Caddy is a great pick for urban explorations and everyday adventures.

Its spacious interior provides ample room for passengers and cargo, while the configurable seating options allow for easy customization. The Caddy offers a comfortable and smooth ride thanks to its efficient engines and responsive handling. Whether you're running errands or embarking on a road trip, the Volkswagen Caddy is a reliable and compact travel companion that combines practicality and style.

Ford Transit Connect

Much like the previously mentioned Renault Kangoo or the Citroen e-Berlingo, the Ford Transit Connect is ideal for buyers in the market for a small van to convert into a camper. This little utility truck is perfect to drive around busy cities while also being practical enough for longer journeys.

Once the original interior is stripped and ready for the self-made conversion, you'll realize how spacious the Transit Connect really is. There's enough space for two people to sleep and dine in relatively comfortably.

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The 18 Best Carry-On Travel Backpacks for Easy, Breezy Packing

From basic rucksacks to nifty new features, these backpacks are a traveler's dream come true.

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Team T&C are experts in the field of traveling light and packing efficiently . And because we know every traveler has different preferences and needs, our editors took it upon ourselves to research, test, and share our favorite and most reliable styles on the market. Ahead, find the best carry-on travel backpacks designed to go the distance.

Samsonite Silhouette 17 Backpack

A backpack that packs like a suitcase? Why didn't someone think of this sooner? This Samsonite bag is perfect for the traveler who wants to travel light without sacrificing that packing method they've perfected.

One reviewer writes: "Durable yet lightweight. Streamline design and not bulky at all. Perfect carryon size with backpack straps for convenience."

Dimensions: 20" x 12.5" x 7"

Weight: 3.6 lbs

Material: Recyclex

Everlane The ReNew Transit Backpack

This bag has compartments, on compartments, on compartments—including an exterior laptop pocket, making it extra easy to slip your computer in and out for TSA.

One reviewer says: "I initially purchased because I needed more storage to function as my work bag. It just so happen I was traveling abroad in that same month as well. I did not realize that it had a strap on the back to make it super convenient to connect to my carry on luggage. The storage in this bag is phenomenal. 10/10 recommend!"

Dimensions: 17.5” H x 12” L x 7.25” D

Packing Capacity: 27L

Material: 100% recycled polyester with a water-resistant finish

Fjallraven Kanken Water Resistant Backpack

These Scandinavian bags have been tested, tried and true since the 1970s. According to T&C 's Associate Shopping Editor Sophie Dweck, who owns several Fjallraven Kankens, they don't offer a lot of frills or features, but they are as practical and reliable as they come. Cute enough to be your day bag but spacious enough to fit all your carry-on essentials, this bag is two-for-one. Plus, there's no shortage of color options!

One shopper says: "This is my second backpack and I just love to use this during my travels. It’s stylish, lightweight and can surprisingly fit my essentials."

Dimensions: 14" H x 10" W x 4 ½" D

Weight: .7 lbs

Material: Vinylon

Calpak Luka Laptop Backpack

Calpak is known for creating travel bags and accessories with smart engineering in mind, and this backpack is an incredibly popular pick for obvious reasons. Thanks to its many compartments, it can hold a ton—shoes, notebooks, bottles, you name it—and is designed to protect a 15-inch laptop in one of the inner sleeves. Even better, it comes in a variety of pretty colors, such as this rose gold hue.

One shopper says: "I love this backpack. My laptop fits perfectly and it’s very roomy to carry a travel umbrella, glasses, electrical cord, notebooks, and more. I love the puffy exterior and have the matching Luca mini. Together, creates a great weekend getaway."

Dimensions: 16" x 12" x 7"

Weight: 1.8 lbs

Material: Polyester

Monos Metro Backpack

The unique feature on this pack from Monos is the detachable, interchangeable pouch that fixes to the front of the bag. This smaller bag is the perfect spot to keep the items you need quick and easy access to, like your passport, headphones, keys, and charging cables.

One shopper says: "I love this backpack! The trolley sleeve is a huge plus, but my favorite feature is being able to remove the Metro Kit. I like that I can conveniently place the backpack under the seat and the Metro kit can hang off the pouch in the seat in front of me, making it easy to grab the essentials mid-flight."

Exterior Dimensions: 11.5" × 16.5" × 6"

Exterior Weight: 2.4 lb (nylon) / 3 lb (vegan leather)

Metro Dimensions: 8.75" × 6.75" × 2"

Metro Weight: .6 lbs

Material: Nylon or vegan leather

Cuyana Leather Backpack 16-inch

For a travel bag that sacrifices neither function and fashion, you turn to Cuyana. The brand's minimalist backpack is crafted with premium Italian leather and tricked out with convenient features, like a spacious main compartment with pockets and a laptop sleeve, two additional exterior pockets, a magnetic snap closure for easy access, comfortable straps that don't dig into your shoulders, and a top handle that allows you to tote the bag around by hand.

One shopper says: "This is the perfect work and travel backpack. I got it in navy and looks amazing. My laptop, notebook, and computer accessories all fit in very neatly with plenty of room for other items. I was a little worried about my water bottle fitting in the front pocket, but it is just fine there and the magnets even help it stay in place. It is simply PERFECT!!!"

Dimensions: 15.1" x 11" x 7"

Weight: 2.6 lbs

Material: Leather

MZ Wallace Metro Backpack Deluxe

MZ Wallace's bags are absurdly lightweight, insanely roomy, and the signature quilting adds interest to an otherwise understated bag. This backpack is no exception. T&C 's Senior News Editor Emily Burack is a massive fan of the brand .

One shopper says: "Bought the Dawn metro backpack deluxe for a recent trip. I squeezed in so many items such as electronics, iPad, cosmetics, a jacket and small crossbody purse. Love the back sleeve that you can attach to your suitcase, and then can convert it to a pocket by zippering the bottom. And finally side pockets that can fit a water bottle."

Dimensions: 2.20" × 6.90" × 16.50"

Weight: 1.3 lbs

Material: REC Oxford

Carl Friedrik 72-Hour Backpack

For the packer who's serious about one-bag travel, Carl Friedrik's aptly-titled pack is a great option. The 25-liter carrier is designed fit up to three-days worth of outfits and is perfectly sized to fit under the seat in front of you. Also worth noting: The front panel fully unzips, there's a laptop sleeve, and various pockets so you can make the most of every nook and cranny.

And if that's not enough to convince you? Succession 's The Roy family is fan of Carl Friedrik , as is T&C 's very own Leena Kim .

Dimensions: 11.8" x 18.1" x 7.1"

Packing Capacity: 25L

Material: Nylon

Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack

Those who are often guilty of overpacking will get a kick out of this pick. No matter how much you stuff inside of it, the bag is lightweight to carry day in and day out. It's made of a blend of tough, TPU-coated polyester and durable nylon paneling, and has padded shoulder straps which add to the comfort. Also notable is its harness feature that distributes weight and prevents you from suffering from any back or shoulder pain later on.

One shopper says: "The Cotopaxi was my real working bag for carrying 3-4 days' clothing & toiletries. I am impressed with the quality build, the cool appearance of the bag, the organized storage, the way the compartments hold their shape without using heavyweight material. The interior feels well enough secure for my purposes but also has easy access smaller compartment for a light jacket."

Dimensions : 20" x 12" x 10"

Weight: 3 lbs 8 oz

Material: Polyester and nylon

Lo & Sons The Rowledge

At last, your very own Mary Poppins bag. Well, not quite, but it might as well be. Don't be fooled by this bag's streamlined look—it can fit a lot. Yet, its dimensions qualify as a personal item, meaning it fits perfectly under the seat in front of you.

One shopper says: "I love traveling with this backpack. It is compact enough to wear I am not hitting people with it every time I turn around on the plane. It has a compartment for everything and is great quality. Excellent customer service from Lo & Sons, too!!!"

Dimensions: 11.5" x 6.75" x 16.5" (large); 10.75" x 6" x 16" (small)

Weight: 3.2 lbs (large); 2.9 lbs (small)

Material: Nylon and leather

Dagne Dover Dakota Neoprene Backpack

First of all, this bag is made with 23 recycled water bottles! So it's already a winner. Water-resistant and roomy, it comes with a zippered pouch that can be used as a shoe bag, or for any other essentials you want easy access to. We also love its sleek look—how could you not?

One shopper raves: "I wanted a small backpack that could still carry all my stuff, but also look stylish and sleek. This was it. The Dakota and small is the perfect backpack. Big enough to carry all my stuff as a mom of three while traveling but small enough to not feel too heavy. The material is soft but durable. I’m definitely a forever fan now!"

Dimensions: 11.5” L x 5” W x 17” H

Weight: 2 lbs 3 oz

Material: Premium neoprene and performance air mesh

Aer Travel Pack 3 Black

A true traveler's bag, the main compartment of this backpack lays open flat, so you can pack it like a regular suitcase. It has designated laptop and organizational compartments, plus multiple additional pockets for all your other must-haves. The zippers are also lockable, and there's a pocket just for your AirTag !

One shopper says: "This backpack does everything I need. Keeps things really organized, looks great, comfortable to carry heavy stuff... I really like how it collapses to a smaller profile once it’s empty for both easy storage, and a slimmer profile for a day to day pack."

Dimensions : 13" x 21.5" x 9"

Weight: 4.12 lbs

Tumi Celina Backpack

Tumi is one of the most trusted names in luggage, so you can be sure this bag is of high quality. It has lots of pockets and compartments, but the best feature has to be the Tumi Tracer, which will allow you to track and locate your bag should you misplace it.

One shopper raves : "So light empty and so roomy. Lots of pockets and fantastic construction. A quality backpack that will last for years and years, worth every penny!"

Dimensions : 16.0" x 10.6" x 6.5"

Shinola Detroit The Runwell Backpack

If you're looking to invest in a bag that can really go the distance, it's gotta be high-quality leather. You can trust that this will hold up, and best of all, it'll only look better as it wears in during all your trips to come.

One shopper says: "I purchased this Runwell backpack in the summer of ‘19 to use as my work bag and waited a few years of daily use to review. I can truly say it’s almost perfect; it looks small on me but that’s my fault for not reading measurements. It easily fits my laptop, plenty of cables, paperwork, gym clothes, a shower bag, and many more random things. The pockets in the interior are great; it’s very functional. Although I do clean/condition it every few months, it’s developed a wonderful patina."

Dimensions: 17" H x 10.38" W x 6" D

Weight: 3.9 lbs

Beis Travel The Expandable Backpack

With pockets and compartments galore, the Beis backpack has endless room for all your essentials. And once it's all filled up? You can unzip the expandable zipper for even more space! Never thought you'd be so excited about a backpack? We get it.

One reviewer writes: "The expandable feature makes it great for travel but un-expanded, it’s great for work. The pockets are so functional and the extra padded laptop sleeve is great. Also got caught in a rainstorm this week and the inside of the bag stayed perfectly dry!"

Dimensions: 13" x 15" x 5-7"

Weight: 1.67 lbs

Material: 100% recycled poly

Troubadour Aero Backpack

This top-loading backpack not only features a main inner section with a ton of clever pockets, but there's also a 3D top pocket for easy access to your toiletries, a dedicated space for shoes, and a separate padded compartment for a laptop. Even better: It doubles as a duffle carrier for days when you'd prefer carrying your things as a crossbody.

One shopper says: "Just perfect. Enough pockets in the right place without being annoying or irritating and it looks sooooo good."

Dimensions: 13.4" x 20" x 7.9"

Weight: 2.75 lbs

Material: Recycled polyester fabric, recycled polyester lining, vegan leather trim

Away The Everywhere Zip Backpack

Known for the suitcases everybody can't get enough of, Away also offers a range of backpacks that feature the same intelligent designs and user-friendly features. The aptly-named Everywhere knapsack is made with water-resistant nylon and features a wrap-around zipper for extra access in the main compartment.

One shopper writes : "It may be a little much to say this backpack changed my life, but it changed my life.. It's comfortable. It's SO well designed, with a logical place for everything. It holds a LOT. It's stylish and stays upright when you put it down. Most importantly (and the reason I bought it in the first place), I'm no longer sore after walking around and carrying my stuff all day. I may never go back to wearing a shoulder bag again. Worth every penny."

Dimensions : 12" x 5.9" x 17.7"

Weight : 2.45 lbs

Material : Nylon and leather

Paravel Fold-Up Backpack

The genius of this backpack? Its compact size can fit a ton without weighing a ton, and when it's not in use, it folds up flat and zips into a space-saving pouch. Bonus: Get yours customized with your initials for a personalized touch.

One shopper says: "I couldn’t believe that a roomy backpack could zip up very easily into a pouch! It is very roomy with several zip up compartments for extra storage. It looks very nice. I am going to Europe and was searching for a lightweight backpack. This is perfect!"

Dimensions: 13" x 16" x 9"

Weight: .63 lbs

Material: Nylon from recycled water bottles

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A carry-on travel backpack is a great in-flight companion because it's conveniently designed to be super spacious and a hands-free way to carry your belongings.

When shopping for the best option, it's important to choose a bag that can fit underneath the seat in front of you. While sizes vary depending on the airplane, most domestic airlines in the United States require a personal item to be somewhere around 17 inches tall, 13 inches wide, and 8 inches long.

Equally as important: Look for a backpack with functional features, such as organization pockets, full zip openings, a laptop sleeve, and adjustable straps for a comfortable fit.

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Meg is the Associate Fashion Commerce Editor at ELLE.com where she researches trends, tests products, and looks for answers to all your burning questions. She also co-writes a monthly column, Same Same But Different . Meg has previously written for Cosmopolitan and Town & Country . Her passions include travel, buffalo sauce, and sustainability. She will never stop hoping for a One Direction reunion tour.

Sophie Dweck is the associate shopping editor for Town & Country, where she covers beauty, fashion, home and décor, and more. 

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The 9 Best Eco-Friendly Razors for a Less Wasteful Shave

Because disposable razors aren't doing the planet any favors.

Shop the Best Eco-Friendly Razors

Best Overall

Oui the people rose gold sensitive skin razor.

Best Triple-Blade

Leaf shave the leaf kit.

Best for Travel

Hanni the weighted razor.

Schick Intuition Bamboo 3-Blade Razor Handle

Best Single-Blade

Well kept safety razor.

Best for a Smooth Shave

Bevel safety razor.

Best for Beginners

Ecoroots safety razor.

Best Customizable

Zero waste safety razor.

Best for the Ocean

Preserve recycled ocean plastic (popi) shave 5 razor system.

The top earth-friendly razors come in several forms, but among the most sustainable types are safety razors. These tools use durable and reusable metal handles with recyclable removable blades, which cements them as zero-waste options. As safety razors are significantly sharper than regular old razors, experts advise treading carefully and preparing for a bit of a shaving learning curve ahead of making the switch. But once you get the hang of using these tools, we're betting you'll be amazed at how close of a shave they provide—meaning less irritation and unsightly razor bumps (win-win).

To help guide your search, we've narrowed down nine of the best eco-friendly razors ahead from Oui to the People , Schick , and more worth adding to your regular rotation.

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Not only is this one of the prettiest razors we’ve ever seen, but it’s also optimized for the most sensitive skin. Even better, it's designed with 100 percent recyclable stainless steel blades (plus 10 replacement ones) that are completely nickel-free and designed to minimize irritation.

What’s included: 10 blades

Customer review: “Total upgrade! It’s easy to use and does as well as any plastic razor I’ve ever used. Absolutely beautiful as well!” —Julie

Available in eight colors, this hefty metal razor has a pivoting head with three precision blades for the closest shave possible. Customers say it's the only razor you’ll ever need, and nicely both the razor itself and its accompanying blades happen to be recyclable. Leaf is also a carbon-neutral company and even provides details on how to recycle your blades to help the environment further.

What’s included: Leaf stand, 50 single-edge blades, recycling tin

Customer review: “I’ve been using the Leaf razor for a number of years. Love it! It’s going to last forever and gives a great shave!” —Steph

Sure this millennial pink razor is aesthetically pleasing, but the details are what really set it apart. Consider its extra-long handle that makes targeting hard-to-reach areas a breeze, and its protective silicone cap that makes it perfect for travel. And did we mention both the product and packaging are recyclable and compostable?

What’s included: Five blades, silicone razor cap

Customer review: “I was a bit skeptical that I wouldn’t like this razor and would cut myself. The first time I got a small knick on my knee but it’s been smooth sailing since then. I get such a close and smooth shave. Worth the investment and learning curve.” —Amanda

If you really can't quit your Schick Intuition razor, you'll be happy to know the brand has a more eco-friendly alternative. The more sustainable version has handle that's made from biodegradable bamboo, with blades crafted from 75 percent recycled steel. Plus, its packaging totally plastic-free.

What’s included: Three blades

Customer review: “I’m so happy with these razors and the handle. Really lightweight and a super close shave. The razors also stay sharp longer than most. 10/10!” —M123

Though this single-blade safety razor may be a bit of an investment, it's a long-term one—especially since the tool's replacement blades cost less than $1 each. Another sustainable perk? Well Kept aims to plant one tree for every razor purchased.

What’s included: Razor only

Customer review: “This Well Kept safety razor was my first experience with a single-blade, reusable razor after tons of frustration with disposable razors that didn't give me a good shave and were hard to use. After one shave with Well Kept, I knew I was never going back! The nice weight and the blade angle means I get an easy, perfect shave on the first try.” —Susanna

Specifically designed to shave the face but also suitable for the legs, Bevel's weighted razor is designed to seamlessly glide over your body in a way that others just can’t. And like many eco-friendly razors, this one is also made without plastic, making it easy to safely recycle.

Customer review: “I’ve been using a straight razor for years and I’m delighted to say that this is a great improvement over what I’ve used in the past. As the title of the review says, this shave gets close to the skin and leaves your skin feeling smooth.” —Christian

One of the more affordable safety razors available, EcoRoots' razor design is easy to use, made from recyclable materials, and comes in two color options. Plus, the brand is also a member of 1% for the Planet , which means they annually donate a percentage of their sales to eco-friendly initiatives.

What’s included: Five blades

Customer review: “After doing a lot of research, this razor came highly rated. I love it! OMG I got the smoothest shave of my life with zero razor burn (which is something I get horribly no matter what I try or so I thought). I would 1000 percent recommend this razor to everyone looking into safety razors and for anyone like me who suffers from horrible razor burn.” —Alicia

This stainless steel razor is not only top-rated but also reasonably priced, making it that much more popular among beauty lovers. Its weighted handle ensures a safe shave and includes both short and long options depending on your preference. And to make your purchase even more sustainable, customers can choose to ship their tools using offsets that make their orders carbon neutral.

Customer review: “I've never enjoyed a razor more. I'm trying to be more mindful of what I buy and how it impacts the planet, and I think I made the right choice shopping here! No plastic!! I love that. And the razor has been a blessing. I normally knock myself or get ingrown hairs and I haven't experienced any of that with this product. I'm obsessed.” —Kaley

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“ There was a delay in the shipping of the transmission but Jason and his staff would keep me posted every time I needed the info. ” in 9 reviews

“ The lady running the front office was very pleasant to work with(can't remember her name.) She kept me informed during the repairs. ” in 2 reviews

“ I ended up deciding to get my struts and shocks, motor mounts, oil flush, and serpentine belt changed here as well. ” in 2 reviews

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We are a veteran and minority owned business, we pride ourselves on providing superior service and great prices. Allow us to be your friend in the auto industry. Brand new location! …

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7300 W Azure Dr

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Everyone was extremely nice, helpful, and knowledgeable. Jason the owner I met off Yelp. He was quick to answer with any questions I had. The place was clean, and nice outside. They did my breaks and rotors. They were quick and efficient. I will be coming back! Not sure if it matters but I have a Chevy Camaro. (Very picky on where I bring it).

This review is solely for customer service as I did not have any work done on my car on this visit. I was having issues with my car and took it to the dealership where after a $200 diagnostic evaluation, they found nothing wrong. I was still worried about my car so I wanted a second opinion. Since I was in the area I called Nevada Auto Center and explained the situation. Jason was so kind! He offered to take a look for free. His team didn't find any major issues either - so I was extremely grateful for the second opinion, the generosity and fact they didn't try to sell me services I didn't need. I will definitely go back for any future car services!

I want to first and foremost thank everyone who worked on my 2011 Lexus ES350! The mechanic that worked on my car was extremely knowledgeable on my vehicle, from replacing my damaged CV axles to fixing and replacing my faulty window motor. I have had TWO other local auto shops this year rip me off and damage part of my vehicle without remorse. So I am so grateful to Jason and the mechanic who worked on my car. Their prices on their work and parts are extremely reasonable and they don't try and sale you on unnecessary repairs. I appreciate their response and care they took with my vehicle. My car drives like a dream and my stress has evaporated. It is getting harder and harder trusting companies to do the "right" thing, but they have restored my faith. I am extremely happy I found them and I will only be taking my vehicles and recommending Nevada Auto Body.

I have gone here for oil changes always on point. I will continue to go out of my way to only go to them. Jason the owner is always available to answer your questions with a smile. You also feel welcome and not like you are going to be taken advantage of like you do in most vegas shops. I now need more work and they are getting it done. Motor mounts I pick it up tomorrow but I'm sure all will be good.

Requested water pump replacement service here on Yelp and was able to connect with the owner, Jason. From the get Jason was straightforward and provided a transparent quote. He included a recommendation that was a normal part of the procedure and only charged me for parts on what was already a labor intensive process. I appreciate the value Jason offered by not trying to upsell me on unnecessary repairs and for him and his crew going above and beyond in helping my vehicle to run better than before. They even fixed my serpentine belt that was going bad and by doing so earned a long-time customer! This shop was pretty squared away and the vet appreciation was the cherry on top. Thanks Jason and the whole crew over at Nevada Auto!

I had a major problem with my GMC Denali transmission, so I was concerned about getting who to fix it. There is quite a bit of auto centers, but some are not good. So I did some research, and came to the conclusion that Nevada Auto Center had some great reviews and decided to take it to them. I talked to Jason and told him about the problem. His response was that he would check out the transmission thoroughly and contact the warranty company direct to confirm what would be covered on the transmission, which made it much easier for me. He came back with some great news and stated that all would be covered. There was a delay in the shipping of the transmission but Jason and his staff would keep me posted every time I needed the info. If Jason was out , his staff would call him to get an update for me. The Entire staff was awesome, to include the young lady that works at the front desk. All were very nice, very respectful, and got me the answer every time. If you ever need any type of service for your vehicle, do not hesitate to take it to Nevada Auto Center, without a doubt, these people are the best!! Thanks again to you and your team Jason, for going above and beyond!!

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Apr 24, 2024

Thank you for your thoughtful review! We strive to provide great service and it’s a pleasure to hear the positive feedback. Let us know if we can further assist in the future!

Very impressed! Reasonably priced automotive repair shop. Had my brakes & rotors done here and the service provided was excellent! Responsive & very easy to get an appointment. I recommend to anyone looking for great automotive service without the dealer prices! I will be a returning customer.

Mar 12, 2024

Thanks for the feedback! We strive to provide great pricing with superior service, we look forward to helping you more in the future.

Been going here for a few years always a pleasure and the service is great. Knowledgeable technicians with great prices

Thanks for the feedback! We look forward to continuing to help you in the future!

Customer Service was amazing. I was happy to learn about this location being so close and convenient to my home. Will definitely be returning.

Thank you for the review. We strive to provide great pricing and superior service!

BEWARE OF THESE SCAMMERS!!!!!!!!!! I purchased a Groupon alignment package and they did the front alignment and one of the guys that was working there his name is Jason he promised me that they'll align the rear tires for free and they'll honor the Groupon ticket that I got so I didn't have to buy another one or spend more money. When they finished they made me another $56 for the rears when I was promised that I wouldn't have to pay any extra by Jason himself in person!!!! When I brought up to the young lady at the counter and Jason, Jason said he never said that and his tone became hostile. I am very disappointed with their dishonest and untruthful business tactics. I am DEFINITELY NEVER GOING BACK and NEVER recommending this place to absolutely ANYBODY!!!!! Even if they were the last mechanic shop on EARTH!!!!! Stay away from these guys! You're better off finding a better mechanic on OfferUp. best of luck.

Jan 19, 2024

Wow, lol. In all my time in this industry I have never read a more hilariously false statement. Our entire shop has cameras. We have audio and visual recordings of both conversations, where both Jay and myself offered the rear alignment for an additional $60 and you verbally agreed and shook your head yes. Then I stated that I would match the discounted Groupon price ($56.40) that you paid for the front so you would not have to buy another Groupon for the rear. Then in the lobby when you mentioned that I said it would be free (which I never did) I apologized for not being more clear, reexplained and asked you if everything was good and you said yes (again on camera). I’m going to report this review but either way I’m glad it’s here and hopefully others get a kick out of it like I did. Good luck in all you do. - Jason

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