1. past tense of caravan; traveled in a caravan or as part of a group moving together, typically over a long distance
Usage: chiefly British; often used in the context of holiday travel or organized group journeys

Examples

• The families caravaned across the desert in search of water and shelter.
• Last summer, we caravaned through Europe with three other families.
• The pilgrims caravaned together for safety during their long journey.
• They caravaned down the coast, stopping at different campsites each night.
• The tour group caravaned from one national park to another throughout the month.