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Hello, Salut à vous !!!😉😉😉 Nous pensons nous installer en Thailande d'ici peu, ou plus précisément à Koh Chang .

Aussi, si quelqu'un pouvait nous renseigner concernant la location d'une petite maison ou bungalow ???

ça serait dans un premier temps pour une période de six mois, après on verra

Merci à vous et Kénavo 😛

Bonjour à tous,

je pars pour trois semaines en Inde du SUD et aimerais avoir des bons plans pour Guesthouse, restos, ... Qu'est-ce que je dois voir ou faire absolument dans ces endroits ? Je passerai par Madras, Pondichéry, Auroville, Bangalore, Mahabalipuram, MAdurai, Rameswaram, Kanyakumari, ooty et puet-être hampi.

Merci beaucoup

Tantien

Bonjour toutes les lectrices et tous les lecteurs,

Apres avoir decouvert l'Inde du nord, je reviens dans ce pays!

Question pratique: Je vais arriver vers le 5 juillet a Hyderabad d'ou je demarrerai une "balade" pour environ 1 bon mois...mes directions? Hyderabad --> Bangalore --> Madras -->Pondicherry -->Tanjore --> Madurai --> Kanyakumari -->Kodaikanal --> Cochin

Voila a peu pres mon parcours que je n'ai pas detaillé.... Quelqu'un serait-il deja passé par la? Les transports (train, bus) sont-ils "bons"? Y a t-il des endroits a eviter?

Je pense que ce coté de l'Inde doit etre bien different de ce que j'ai deja pu voir de ce pays fabuleux mais je suis curieuse d'en decouvrir davantage!

Merci d'avance pour vos reponses.

Frenchgirl

Slt à tous je reviens vers vous pour finaliser un peu mon voyage qui se rapproche à grand pas :)

Alors voilà j'aimerais votre avis sur les différents hotels que j'ai sélectionné dans les différentes villes de mon périple :

KL : - china town inn lok ann swiss inn chamtan hotel palace hotel KL Mandarin Hotel

Kota Bharu : - Pantai Timur Inn Kencana Lodge

Iles perhentian : Besar : Mama's place chalet Abdul chalet Paradise Watercolours Resort : Tropical Reef Kecil: Moshin chalet Cempaka chalet moonlight chalet Matahari chalet

D'autres part à quelle heure du matin je peux partir de kota bharu pour rejoindre kuala Besut et pour prendre le bateau du matin pour les iles ?? quel est la bonne astuce ??

Merci pour votre aide à venir ;)

Bonjour,

je recherche désespéeément le temps des gitans (le film) et je ne le trouve qu'à des prix de collection!

Il parait que L'édition Carlotta deait le réediter en dvd en mars .Quelqu'un a t il des infos là dessus et ou le commander ?

A moins qu'une bonne ame me le vende à un prix raisonnable .

Kenavo!

Bonjour à tous,

Je compte me lancer sur le Chemin le 1er mai prochain et pense prendre la Voie du Piémont Pyrénéen ...

Qui aurait emprunté récemment cette voie et me ferait partager son expérience ?

Merci d'avance.

@ + 😉

JPB

hi,

pour mon 3eme sejour australien j'aimerai descendre en voiture de darwin a adelaide...mais je compte le faire aux mois de decembre voir janvier...le territoire du nord a cette epoque ca donne quoi question meteo et possibilites de ballade???

je ne me rend pas compte du tout...

merci

kenavo

'lut,

quelqu'un pourrait me conseiller un bon guide touristique sur istanbul...le Lonely me parait un peu cheros

pour ce que je veux en faire...j'ne passe qu'une semaine fin mars la bas.

merci

bonne journee

kenavo

😕Tout arrive et je voyage pour la 1ère fois en avion, je pars le 22 et je commence à avoir un peu peur...........😕

Que puis-je prendre pour ne pas angoisser au moment du décollage?😕

Merci de me rassurer.😕

y'a t il parmis vous, des personnes qui connaissent le musée esquimaux de Churchill dans la baie d'Hudson.

Si oui, pourriez vous m'en parler, me raconter? n'est ce pas une communauté religieuse française qui s'en occupait?

merci pour vos infos.

Kénavo

Hello, We’re heading to Rome from 21/09, arriving in the early afternoon, and returning on 28/09, leaving in the morning. We’ve already booked our flight tickets and our accommodation in the city center: Via Ezio. I’d love to get your feedback on our itinerary and if there are any visits we should book right now: Monday 21 afternoon: Largo di Torre Argentina: a sacred spot for cats. Tuesday 22: The Vatican: Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel in the morning. Afternoon: St. Peter’s Basilica, the dome, and if possible, the necropolis. Wednesday 23: Morning: Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. Afternoon: Trastevere neighborhood and the Monumento a Garibaldi. Thursday 24: Piazza Navona, Church of St. Louis of the French, the Pantheon, Campo de’ Fiori, Piazza Venezia, Piazza Santa Maria Maggiore, Trevi Fountain. Friday 25: Villa Borghese, Piazza del Popolo, Spanish Steps, Quirinale, Piazza della Repubblica, and Santa Maria degli Angeli. Saturday 26: Aventine and Testaccio neighborhoods, the Capuchin Crypt. Sunday 27: Ostia. Monday 28: Departure. Are any days too packed, or should we add more visits? Thanks for your input and help! Cheers! Anne

Hello, We’re planning to travel to Indonesia (Sulawesi with family) next July and August for a stay longer than a month (about 6 weeks). I’ve seen that it’s possible to get a 60-day visa before departure, but I’ve also read about people having a lot of trouble getting it (some even didn’t manage and had to leave without it). We absolutely need to have these 4 visas BEFORE leaving because once we’re in Sulawesi, I’m not sure we’ll be able to go to an embassy to request a visa extension after 30 days.

In short, how can we **100% guarantee** that we’ll get our 4 60-day visas before our trip this summer?

Thanks for your valuable tips!

Elodie

Hi everyone, we’re planning a road trip this summer (in August). I have a question: is it possible and common to see turtles (nesting or otherwise) around Cahuita? We’ve planned a stop in Tortuguero (but if there’s a chance to see them in Cahuita, it’d save us a detour—which is probably worth it anyway).

Thanks

Hi everyone, I’m restarting my travel reports with my 2023 trip that took me from Costa Rica to Suriname over a month and a half.

First stop: Costa Rica. I arrived in late September in San José, a city I know well and never linger in. As soon as I got off the early-morning flight, I headed to the domestic airport—just a 5-minute walk away—to catch a 45-minute flight to Puerto Limón on the Caribbean coast. The 40-minute flight in a small Cessna was fun, especially since we landed on a tiny airstrip right by the sea—it felt like landing on the beach, which immediately set the mood. Plus, I wasn’t keen on enduring the 4–5-hour bus ride to Cahuita, especially since large sections of the road were under renovation. In Cahuita (where I’ve been going every year since 2015), I stayed at Kenaki Lodge on Playa Grande. It’s a great lodge, about a 45-minute walk from Cahuita’s center, but you’re just 50 meters from the beach and usually have it all to yourself. The lodge is run by Béa, a Frenchwoman, and depending on the season, you can help release baby turtles on the beach. The room was 55 €, very spacious, and you can use the outdoor kitchen. I’d recommend it for anyone looking for peace and quiet and a private beach.

After 5 days there, I flew to Cartagena but didn’t stay overnight. Instead, I headed straight to Rincón del Mar, a 3-hour bus ride from CTG. I’d mostly heard about it from a friend who lives there and runs El Ché, a beachfront restaurant. Rincón del Mar is a tiny seaside village, very peaceful, with a pretty nice beach. There are lots of small hotels and restaurants, and it’s a spot that’s likely to grow quickly in the coming years. Note: there’s no ATM there, so you’ll need to withdraw cash in San Onofre, about 30 minutes away by moto-taxi. The round trip costs around 25,000 COP. That’s also where you catch the bus to Cartagena. For accommodations, rooms were roughly 70,000–90,000 COP, with a so-so value for the price. As for things to do, I’d recommend the tour that takes you to watch the sunset in front of Bird Island, followed by a swim in a lagoon with bioluminescent plankton. The excursion (if I remember correctly) cost around 90,000 COP.

After a week in Rincón del Mar, I headed back to Cartagena and decided to fly to Yopal to visit the Río Meta. In Yopal, you’ll need to go to the bus terminal (10 minutes by taxi from the airport). From there, I took a bus to Orocué (50,000 COP) for about a 4-hour trip—it felt endless because the road was in terrible condition. Orocué is a tiny town on the banks of the Río Meta, but it has all the essentials (hotels, restaurants, ATMs). It’s lovely to stroll along the river at sunset. There are a few small bars, the area is very natural, the sunsets are stunning, and when there are distant storms, it’s just breathtaking. For lodging, I stayed at Hotel Brisas de San Miguel. It wasn’t bad—fan-cooled room for 70,000 COP. There were quite a few mosquitoes. I spent 3 days in Orocué. If you want to swim, head to the bridge (the only one), Cano San Miguel, and on the right, there’s a swimming spot. With the heat, it’s a great way to cool off.

From Orocué, I took a fast *lancha* (boat) up the Río Meta to Puerto Carreño, in the Vichada department at the far end of Colombia. This brings you to the majestic Orinoco River, right across from Venezuela. The boat ride is long—10 hours—and costs about 60 €. We left around 6 AM, with a few stops for bathroom breaks and meals along the way. But you *must* book your spot 1–2 days in advance. To do that, go to the small square above the dock—there’s a "navigation office" there. The trip was long but enjoyable. I never get tired of river journeys.

I was happy to finally arrive in Puerto Carreño, a small border town with Venezuela. No surprise that half the population was Venezuelan. In Puerto Carreño, I stayed at Hotel Delfines del Orinoco. The room was 80,000 COP, decent, with A/C, and the best part was the pool. I spent 2 nights there. One thing you *must* do—morning and evening—is hike to the top of Cerro de la Bandera (the *cerros* are huge rock formations typical of the Orinoco region, and there are many in the area). From the summit, you get amazing 360° views of the savanna and jungle. Sunrise is especially incredible. The trail is well-marked—from downtown Puerto Carreño, it takes about 20 minutes.

Next, I spent 3 nights at Rancho Barú. About an hour by boat from Puerto Carreño, you get off at Casuarito, and someone from the lodge picks you up by motorcycle for a 30-minute ride. The ranch is in the middle of the savanna, with a river/rapids beach just a 5-minute walk away. You can also fish—bites come quickly. For the lodge, one night (room or hammock) with shared bathrooms, three meals included, one excursion, plus the round-trip motorcycle ride costs 245,000 COP. An extra night without an excursion is around 100,000 COP, but you need to let the lodge know in advance so they can prepare enough food—there’s absolutely nothing for miles around.

After those 3 great days at the ranch, I took a canoe to cross into Venezuela, since Casuarito is right across from Puerto Ayacucho. The crossing costs 10,000 COP, but I got shaken down by Venezuelan immigration, who invented a violation and made me pay $40 USD. Puerto Ayacucho didn’t inspire me much. The city felt sketchy, with many hotels closed. Dealing with currency exchange was the hardest part—you *must* bring cash (USD or Colombian pesos), know the exchange rate, and find someone with enough money to exchange with you. It took me at least 2 hours. I stayed in a decent hotel downtown for $20 USD a night, but I’ll admit that going out at night—even in Puerto Ayacucho—felt pretty dodgy. All the buildings have bars on the windows, and there weren’t many people outside. I didn’t linger and found my plans to continue south too complicated. The next day, I took a bus across the country to the Brazilian border at Santa Elena de Uairén. The trip took a day and a night, with countless military checkpoints where they made everyone get off, unload all the luggage, etc. Not exactly a fun ride.

Photos: - 2 sunrises near the Orocué dock - Storm over the savanna at Rancho Barú - View of the savanna and Orinoco near Casuarito - Photo taken during the Río Meta boat trip

Bonjour,

Je suis en location en octobre entre Loctudy et Guilvinec, le Palud du Cosquer pour être précis et je voulais savoir si l'on peut acheter directement les pêches aux pêcheurs quelque part ? Certes, il y a les marchés, je me renseignerai sur place pour ça, mais des fois que vous connaissiez un endroit proche de Guilvinec ou Loctudy autre qu'une poissonnerie qui ne traite qu'en négoce. Même une petite adresse d'un pêcheur qui a son vivier nous irait amplement. Une semaine de cure de homard, langoustines et autre petits crabes. 😎

Merci d'avance

Kenavo

Bonsoir, j'ai des pneus Schwalb marathon 26x 1.50, 40-559. Je pars faire la Bretagne à vélo par le littoral donc petites route bitumées et je voudrais savoir à combien gonfler mes pneus avant et arrière. Je suis chargé à l'avant de 9 kg + sacoche guidon 2,9 kg à l'arrière de 13 kg . Merci pour votre retour

Bonjour à tous’ fin novembre je serais à Pondicherry et je voudrai faire un stop à Munnar avant d’aller sur Kochi...je peux envisager un stop aussi entre Pondi et Munnar... des idées a’ me communiquer? Je suis plus village que ville en voyage.Quel moyen de transport? Merci de toutes vos suggestions

bonjour , départ le 26 oct , pour l'inde du sud avec un copain , beaucoup de chose a voir en 3 semaines , alors nous allons essayer de voyager en train de nuit ! questions , a mumbai peut-on réserver tous les trains de notre parcours ? sinon combien de temps avant ? merci pour toutes vos informations . et bons voyages a vous . thierry .

Bonjour Je compte me rendre à la pointe sud de l'Inde cet hiver .. Je suis seule .. est ce que ce coin vaut le coup? Avez vous des recommandations? La pointe sud du kerala est elle jolie? est ce tranquille pour une femme seule? Merci