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Bonjour, j'aimerais partir en stage en Nouvelle-Calédonie (Nouméa) et j'aimerais avoir des renseignements "pratiques" sur la vie là-bas! Logement, transport, alimentation, communication...bref j'aimerais avoir vos conseils Merci 🙂

Bonjour je pense aller sur ko samui du 23 janvier au 12 fevrier et je recherche une maison en location pour 2 adultes ou un hotel sympa nous sommes pas des fanas des nuits touristiques mais plutot des couchers de soleil merci de vos infos est il interessant d'aller passer qques jours sur KO PHANGAN ? MERCI D AVANCE DE VOS INFOS

bonjour, Nous sommes 6 VFistes à partir au Pérou en septembre, et parmi les multiples choses que nous voudrions faire, il y a 3 à 4 jours d'immersion dans la forêt amazonienne. Après réflexion, aller à Iquitos nous parait être une perte de temps, puisque nos 4 semaines vont s'orienter autour de Cuzco et sa région, entre trek de l'ausangate, sites incas, canyon de colca vers Arequipa, lac titicaca ... Rien de bien défini encore, mais ma question était de savoir s'il y a des possibilités de ballades dans la forêt, au plus proche de Cuzco et allentours, pour nous éviter un vol AR à Iquitos et nous faire gagner du temps, sans renoncer à ce projet. merci de vos réponses. turbu

bonjour a tous, je met entre vos mains d'experts mon ebauche de "programme" pour trois semaine a mada... qu'en pensez vous? realisable niveau durée de trajets, les coins visités vallent le coup? merci🙂

J1 arrivée a tana J2 3 avion jusque tulear et visite du coin J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 remontée a tana en pasant par les parcs de Isalo et andringitra (trekking) et train fianarantsoa-manakara (en option, selon les jours qui passent...) J 11 12 13 14 15 tana et remontée jusque ste marie (bateau) en passant par le parc de andasibe J 16 17 18 19 20 21 ste marie, un jour baleines, un jour ile aux nattes, un jour visite globale, un jour retour a tana en avion. J22 avion retour france😕

plus quelques de flottement parce que il faut bien quand meme vu les traditions locales !!

vous en pensez quoi😎

Je vais passer quelques jours à Venise fin décembre. si vous avez des plans divers et même mieux j'attends de vos nouvelles !

Bonjour, je recherche une adresse et des conseille pour l’achat d’une pompe manuelle adapter pour un puit en Afrique nous avons déjà fait creuser le puit nous somme une petite association et nous nous débrouillions pour les fond Tout les conseilles et vos expérience sont les bien venu Merci et bon courage a tous

Bonjour a tous .

je pars le 10 juillet au Maroc et compte aller passer plusieurs jours et nuits dans le desert au sud . Est ce necessaire d'emmener avec soi une polaire ou tout au moins des affaires chaudes .

merci de votre reponse

Valérie

salut a toutes et a tous,

amoureux du maroc et specialement de la cote du pays rhomara je recherche des infos sur les plus beaux coins, sur les hebergements sympas et qui sait...peut etre un jour m y installer .....on peut rever....mais si vous avez des infos ...cela sera le bien venu

merci d avance

j-luc

Bonjour,

Je serai au Maroc cet été. Je voudrai voir à nouveau les dunes mais il semble que Merzouga se soit transformé en parc d'attraction.

Sauriez-vous ou il est possible de marcher dans les dunes au Maroc, le plus au nord possible.

Merci de vos réponses...

je recherche un hotel pas trop cher et pas trop loin du centre. auriez-vous des bons plans à me proposer? merci d'avance. lauriane

salut à tous,

la semaine prochaine, je suis 4 jours du côté de charleroi, histoire de faire la fête avec des amis, et je recherche des trucs sympas à voir et à faire. doit bien y avoir une bonne petite brasserie sympa à visiter, un bon pub ou mieux café-concert !!! et puis, j'imagine qu'il y surement des balades sympa avec point de vue.

bref, je suis prenneur de toute info à disposition.

merci d'avance à tous ceux qui pourront me conseiller.

tchao

hello à tous nous partons à deux pour un périple de 1mois au mexique et guatemala!

notre trajet est plus ou moins celui-ci, en sachant qu'il peut etre modifié sur place, selon le plaisir que nous avons à visiter certains endroits!

de mexico directement à puebla-oaxaca-san cristobal de las casas-lac atitlan-chichicastenango-coban-flores-tikal-palenque-campeche-merida-uxmal-chichen itza-isla mujeres!!!!!

est ce que ce parcours est possible en 1mois +1ou 2 semaines?avez-vous des adresses ou des infos à nous donner?

Nous serions très contente d'en avoir!!!!!

Merci beaucoup!!!

Bonjour,

Je prépare mon voyage à Mada pour Septembre- Octobre et je cherche un chauffeur guide sérieux. J'ai déjà un peu prospecté là bas et à chaque fois je tombe sur des chauffeurs venant d'une agence de voyage avec leur itinéraire et leurs hotels pré-choisis Je préfere un chauffeur indépendant avec lequel je puisse être libre de mes choix

Si quelqu'un peut m'aider.

Merci d'avance

Bonjour,

je me pose la question de pousser vers Siem Reap depuis Khorat ou Phimai, quelqu'un a t'il une idée des possibilités de bus ou de train depuis cette région.

Je sais qu'il y a des vols depuis Bangkok mais c'est cher...

Merci pour toutes aides,

Laurent.

Hi everyone, I’m leaving at the end of March 2026 with 8 friends to celebrate an event on the MSC World Europa. I’ve been cruising for over 20 years with all kinds of companies and under many skies, but I’ve never traveled on a ship this size (6,800 people), and some specific info about this ship would be really helpful. So, to those who’ve been on this boat before—thanks in advance! SHOWS: Is it true that you have to book the evening show?... Just to secure a spot, or is it an internal rule? THE SPA: Are the saunas and hammams mixed-gender? Are there several of them? Which pools are available? SPORTS: Are there any “spaces” where ball sports like volleyball or basketball can be played? Finally, is the management of passengers flexible and friendly, or quite strict? Thanks! Happy cruising. Francis.

Hello everyone,

If you'd like, I invite you to join me for a week-long cruise to northern Greece, visiting ports that are often less crowded with cruise ships.

Itinerary: Athens, Skiathos, Volos, Thessaloniki, Kavala, Limnos, Hydra, Athens

Hi everyone! I’m sharing a modest travel journal from my trip to China in August 2025.

There wasn’t much room for improvisation on this trip—everything was planned in advance. Since August is peak season, I decided to book train tickets early, and once that was set, I reserved all the accommodations too. I got everything on Trip.com.

I bought the flight tickets back in March from Hainan Airlines. They were super expensive, but with these travel dates, I couldn’t exactly dream of a bargain!

I picked up e-SIMs valid for a month from Free just before departure: 10 € for the e-SIM + 19.90 € for a one-month plan with 35 GB of data abroad.

No need for a VPN with these e-SIMs, but D. still got one—a multi-device plan for 5 € with a discount from Let’s VPN, valid for a month. It was for evenings at the hotel on Wi-Fi to avoid burning through the 35 GB with video.

I downloaded Alipay, WeChat, Amap (Baidu Maps), and Trip.com. We also have Google Translate and Maps.me—absolute must-haves.

We’re ready to go!

I’ve been waiting for this day for nearly 15 years!! I travel a lot, but this one—this is MY TRIP 🙂 It’s been postponed so many times: because I wanted to do it with the right person, because I have a Turkish stamp in my passport and heard they don’t issue visas with that, because of COVID... and then China introduced a 30-day visa exemption, and that was the green light! Ugh, they forced us to take our vacation in August this year—far from ideal—but no more delays. Saturday, August 2, 2025: it’s finally the big day!

Days 1 and 2: We got dropped off at Charles de Gaulle at 9:30 AM. I supposedly checked in online, but only for the first flight and without getting the boarding pass... Might as well scrap online check-in in that case. So, we spent over an hour in line at the counter to get them. We didn’t have any checked luggage—just our backpacks as carry-ons—so this was a step we’d never had to deal with before, but whatever, it’s done. No wait at passport control, 5 minutes through security, a quick walk around the terminal, 10 minutes in the boarding area, and it was already time to board. Departure around 12:45 PM, arrival in Chongqing at 4:50 AM. We had a few hours of layover before our next flight. Went through immigration, connecting flight control, and security. Pro tip: check your next flight’s boarding gate right after immigration. We never saw it displayed again anywhere in the terminal.

The Free e-SIMs work—phew!

Took off at 9:30 AM, arrived in Guangzhou (Canton) at 11:20 AM in the rain. I love how Chongqing is translated as "Tchoung King" on the screens in the plane—very French!



During my first two trips to China, we paid for everything in cash, but this time, we’re going all-in on Alipay and WeChat. I still brought the leftover change from previous trips—it might come in handy. At the metro station, they showed us a QR code to buy tickets via WeChat. There were probably machines and even a ticket counter, but we didn’t see them, and buying via WeChat was pretty simple. 8 yuan to Changshu Lu, which is 22 stops. So far, so good. Then, we had to find the hotel, which wasn’t on Google Maps, Maps.me, or Amap... Easy 😎! We found it without too much hassle, though. Dropped off our stuff and went out to eat. 55 yuan for two claypots with fish/eel, rice, cabbage, and purple eggplant. When we left, it was pouring. We grabbed our umbrellas and set off to explore the neighborhood: Enning Road (we’ll come back later to check out a specific spot), Shangxiajiu (the pedestrian shopping street), Baohua Road... The area is pretty diverse—one street to the next, it’s like stepping into a different world.





There weren’t many people around, probably because of the rain. We grabbed a quick street food dinner and went to bed—we were exhausted. We struggled to stay awake until 11 PM to adjust to the time change as quickly as possible. There’s a 6-hour time difference.

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Why Colombia? It's quite simple. For the past few years, my daughter has been living with a Colombian from Bogotá. The idea was to discover his country, meet his family, and do part of the trip all four of us together. We’re heading out first as scouts, then they’ll join us to continue the journey. The itinerary was shared in another post—now it’s time for the impressions. No photos, as for me, it’s video and nothing more!

Day 1: The big departure What was planned: A flight from Lyon Saint-Exupéry late morning heading to Frankfurt. Two hours of waiting in Frankfurt (just enough time to eat a pretzel!!) and then off to Bogotá for an arrival around 7 PM local time. I hadn’t done the Check-Mig (to be done 72 hours before the flight). I did it on my phone, giving a fake arrival date in Colombia, and the attendant told me there wouldn’t be any issues in Bogotá. Actually, two hours of delay at departure in Lyon because a sick passenger was on the plane—they had to evacuate him, and the ambulance that was supposed to be there didn’t have permission to come near the plane. Ah, French administrative formalities!!!!! Flight to Frankfurt with Lufthansa went smoothly. A sprint through the airport—very well organized. Connection secured, so we boarded the plane, and two hours later than scheduled, we took off for an 11-hour flight! Arrival in Bogotá, and the immigration process took over an hour and a half because of the crowds. However, no issues with the Check-Mig—they barely glanced at it. Our daughter’s father-in-law ended up waiting over 3 hours at the airport because of this!!! Surprise: No luggage. Luckily, we had packed essentials in our carry-ons! Quick administrative paperwork, and Lufthansa informed me our bags would be on the next flight, so no big deal. Off to our hotel in La Candelaria and a good night’s rest.

The plus: We’re in Bogotá! The minus: Flight delays are becoming more and more common.

Since no travel journal has been posted about this destination since 2020, I’m giving it a go—maybe it’ll jog some memories for a few of you or give others a few ideas... even if, in the end, there isn’t much to tell 😎! Even though the itinerary was as classic as can be, it still led to a few brain knots: in what order? How many nights on each island? Rent a car or not? In short, plenty of existential questions to land on 4 nights per island, finishing with Mahé to avoid any nasty surprises before the return flight.

Saturday 03/22: Flight to Mahé with Qatar Airways (no—or rather, no more—direct flights from Paris 😕) A nice surprise at CDG with the discovery of a new lounge in Terminal 1

Then, an in-depth exploration of Doha Airport thanks to (or because of) a loooong layover:



And finally, arrival at the tiny Mahé airport where we step onto the tarmac feeling like we’ve walked into a steam room

Baggage claim is quick, the shuttle to the port is on time, the ferry is punctual (we, on the other hand, are *very* early for it ), and there’s Praslin in sight:



... with a sneak peek of the sea’s colors 🙂 Quick note on the photos: most were taken with a smartphone, and the colors are a bit more saturated than in real life (I did bring my hybrid camera, but in the end, I barely used it since it wasn’t very practical to lug around on the water or for snorkeling).

We pick up the car (a Grand i10 instead of a Picanto) from a muddy parking lot (it just rained) and off we go—of course, with a windshield wiper instead of the turn signal 😎, left-hand driving obliges. In just a few minutes, we arrive at our accommodation for these 4 nights on Praslin (Oh, and now the "lien" tab isn’t working! ) We’re blown away by the view from the terrace:



Then by the view from the little shared terrace on a promontory:

Before heading to test the water temperature on the other side of the road, at Anse Boudin, and spotting our first fish.