After having been to eight (8) European countries via Eurolines bus, I have seen enough of their bus stations to be able to give you a rundown on what to expect. Some are just traveler friendly, others are harsh. Read on to find out.
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AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands
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Showing posts with label transportation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label transportation. Show all posts
Monday, December 19, 2011
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Budget Travel Around Europe using EUROLINES PASS: Your Guide to a Pleasant Bus Journey
Once you have purchased your Pass online, make sure you print it before leaving home.
Book your first journey at least a day ahead of your scheduled travel. Eurolines stations usually has one window for sales/booking, and two windows for check-in.
Get your ticket from the Sales window. They shall print out your ticket for the journey.
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Budget Europe: Getting Around European Countries
If you're planning to backpack around several European countries, the cheap options you have for travel are:
1. Eurail (train pass for international travelers)
2. Cheap flights (easyjet or ryanair)
3. Bus
Taking the bus is usually the last thing in mind for most backpackers, but it was the simplest option for me.
