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Tegan posted: 02 Jul at 8:29 am
Go to your local travle agent and ask the for a Contiki Tours”’ booklet! Contiki tours are group tours which plan the whole thing prior and you just pay and go! they are brilliant fun and if you want to see Europe Id say it is by far the best way you can do it! pretty dam cheap to! all your costs include accomodation, travel and transfers… and some food…!
The booklets show you all the different tours they have which you an also modify and add to if you want to spend a little more!!!
Plus… you’ll be on your own holiday but still have other Aussies around you for support! =)
I’ve put there link in for you!
Have fun
Melisa M posted: 03 Jul at 11:58 pm
Wow… you’re planning on doing quite a bit while you’re in Europe! Most of your itinerary sounds pretty good, but I would suggest spending more time in Budapest rather than Prague. I spent a long weekend in Prague and was pretty bored, and when I was in Budapest I just wished that I could stay longer!! There’s loads to do there (the baths, castle & labyrinth are all a must) there’s great food, good nightlife and it is cheap. There’s a place in Budapest that does all you can eat and drink for £12 each (drink includes wine, beer & soft drinks). Nice I would miss as well, I personally think it’s just a bit boring and pretentious (but I have friends who enjoyed it there, so to each their own).
In the Eastern European countries and Berlin I would say that £100 – £150 would cover you both per night for everything (£50 each) and that would enable you to see the sights, have a few drinks, stay in a decent hotel and enjoy yourselves. Western Europe I would budget for at least £75 each staying in hostels, buying drink in an off-license, eating at cafes and only seeing free/cheap tourist things.
Personally, I think that you’re trip is a tad too ambitious because it
takes time to get everywhere so you will be spending so much of your holiday travelling and trying to fit things in so you will miss a lot. Based on my own experiences, I would skip Nice, Milan, Florence, Edinburgh and spend only 3 days in London so that I could see more in the other cities. Good luck with your trip!