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Argent en Thaïlande: visa, cash, euros, chèques?
Bonjour,
Je pars 3 semaines en août avec ma femme et mes enfants. Nous nous déplacerons pas mal.
Quelle solution envisager pour l'argent? Prendre des euros en cash et les changer au fur et à mesure? Compter uniquement sur la visa? Est-ce qu'on peut retirer de l'argent avec une carte Maestro classique? faut-il prendre des travellers cheque?
Merci d'avance de vos conseils avisés,
Gaetano
Je pars 3 semaines en août avec ma femme et mes enfants. Nous nous déplacerons pas mal.
Quelle solution envisager pour l'argent? Prendre des euros en cash et les changer au fur et à mesure? Compter uniquement sur la visa? Est-ce qu'on peut retirer de l'argent avec une carte Maestro classique? faut-il prendre des travellers cheque?
Merci d'avance de vos conseils avisés,
Gaetano
Bike trip en République Tchèque, quinze jours en mai 2012
Bonjour
J'envisage de découvrir la République Tchèque, ce pendant 15 jours, courant mai 2012. Je me déplacerais en vélo, muni de mes sacoches, tente de camping, etc...
Quelqu'un ayant déjà visité ce pays pourrait-il me recommander un itinéraire particulier? Je roule en moyenne de 80kms à 140kms par jour. Je préfère visiter le pays par des endroits sympathiques, pas trop touristiques..
Niveau campings, on peut trouver facilement son bonheur?
J'arrive en avion (vol direct Toulouse-Prague via Air France), je repars en avion depuis Prague.
Merci pour vos suggestions.
Pierre 🙂
Liban: tarifs divers des transports, météo en novembre, visites...?
Bonjour à toutes et tous,
Je me rend à Beyrouth, je me déplacerai en bus de façon journalière pour visiter d'autres villes et j'aimerais des infos actuelles sur le tarif des taxis aéroport-centre-ville, tarifs des bus, la météo de novembre, à surtout ne pas manquer, à complètement éviter... Tout mais des nouvelles fraîches!!!
Merci d'avance.
Je me rend à Beyrouth, je me déplacerai en bus de façon journalière pour visiter d'autres villes et j'aimerais des infos actuelles sur le tarif des taxis aéroport-centre-ville, tarifs des bus, la météo de novembre, à surtout ne pas manquer, à complètement éviter... Tout mais des nouvelles fraîches!!!
Merci d'avance.
Bulgarie en camping-car: terrains de camping, itinéraire?
Membre d'une association de Camping-caristes " Océan Camping-car Club " de l'ouest de la france département de la Vendée j'envisage pour les membres de notre asociation un séjour d'un mois maximum en Bulgarie. Dans un premier temps je recherche des terrains de camping pouvant recevoir une vingtaine de camping cars, des campings ou nous pouvons laisser nos véhicules et toutes tranquillitées. Pour nos visites guidées, nous nous déplaceront en bus. Notre itinéraire envisagé : Sofia, Rila, Plovdiv, kazanlak, veliko Tarnovo, Ruse, Varna, Nesebar, Bourgas Merci pour toutes les infos que vous pourriez me communiquer
Bons plans pour faire de la randonnée à VTT au Québec en septembre?
Bonjour à toutes et à tous
Je me prénomme Philippe, j'habite en France et je souhaiterais faire une randonnée à vtt au Canada région Québec au mois de Septembre est ce qu'un, ou une autre passionnée pourrait me renseigner sur des bons plans??
Dans l'attente de vous lire Salutations sportives Philippe
Je me prénomme Philippe, j'habite en France et je souhaiterais faire une randonnée à vtt au Canada région Québec au mois de Septembre est ce qu'un, ou une autre passionnée pourrait me renseigner sur des bons plans??
Dans l'attente de vous lire Salutations sportives Philippe
Hôtel pas cher pour un week-end dans les Alpes?
Bonsoir,
Nous sommes un couple de jeunes mariés (5mois). Nous aimerions pouvoir aller à la montagne sous la neige entre amoureux du vendredi soir au dimanche midi. Ce qu'il nous faudrait c'est un hébergement pas cher. Après nous nous déplacerons avec notre véhicule en effet nous habitons dans l'ain donc pas très loin des Alpes. Sa peut etre en France, Suisse, Italie et même Allemagne. Il nous faut juste un coin mimi à visiter, pour faire de longues marches et admirer mes paysages. Le problème c'est l'hôtel, j'ai entendu parler de chamonix, mais sur les pages jaunes il n'y a que des hôtels où les chambres ne sont pas à moins de 100€/nuit. Avez vous des bons plans, des lieux à me suggérer.
Merci 🙂
Nous sommes un couple de jeunes mariés (5mois). Nous aimerions pouvoir aller à la montagne sous la neige entre amoureux du vendredi soir au dimanche midi. Ce qu'il nous faudrait c'est un hébergement pas cher. Après nous nous déplacerons avec notre véhicule en effet nous habitons dans l'ain donc pas très loin des Alpes. Sa peut etre en France, Suisse, Italie et même Allemagne. Il nous faut juste un coin mimi à visiter, pour faire de longues marches et admirer mes paysages. Le problème c'est l'hôtel, j'ai entendu parler de chamonix, mais sur les pages jaunes il n'y a que des hôtels où les chambres ne sont pas à moins de 100€/nuit. Avez vous des bons plans, des lieux à me suggérer.
Merci 🙂
Current Situation and Atmosphere in the Middle East Due to the War
Hello,
I’m planning to leave on April 27th for Bangkok via AF (Air France), direct flight. We’re quite familiar with this destination (we’ve been there about a dozen times).
My question is: what’s the current situation and atmosphere like there? Is it easy to get around—taxis, buses, flights, etc.?
I know there’s always a gap between what the articles and French TV news say and the reality on the ground.
Thanks in advance!
Travel companions for first trip to Thailand in autumn 2026
Hi, I’m Ruben, I’m 22, live in the south of France, and I’m finishing my studies. I’d like to plan a trip for September-October or October-November. Since this would be my first long-haul experience, I’m a bit hesitant to go alone. So if anyone’s interested in traveling with me—or even sharing several parts of the trip together—I’m open to it. I don’t have any specific expectations. Age and gender don’t matter. I’m pretty mature, open-minded, and can hold a conversation or build a temporary friendship with just about anyone.
For this trip, my main interests will be: cultural visits, sports (personal hobby), nightlife, meeting locals, and fun activities.
DM me if you’d like more details. Thanks.
For this trip, my main interests will be: cultural visits, sports (personal hobby), nightlife, meeting locals, and fun activities.
DM me if you’d like more details. Thanks.
Birth certificates and authorizations: Are translations necessary for traveling with grandchildren?
we’re taking our grandkids in early 2026 (14 and 10 years old) without their parents. Do we really need to have birth certificates and other forms translated by a sworn translator?
International driver's permit in Namibia for renting a 4x4
Hi there,
Could anyone give me some info about the international driver's permit in Namibia?
Is it mandatory to rent a 4x4 with or without a roof tent, or is an English translation of my French license enough to get around the whole country?
Thanks in advance for your replies!
Thai SIM card settings on a French phone
Hi there!
I’m heading to Thailand for two months.
So I thought I’d get a Thai SIM card to use Google Maps for getting around cities, mostly.
Here’s my question: will this SIM affect my apps? Or will they work the same as with my Orange SIM?
Is there any setup I need to do, or can I just pop in the Thai SIM?
I’d also like to switch back to my Orange SIM now and then while I’m in Thailand—on the same phone. Will I need to reset the phone, or will it reconnect without any issues?
Thanks in advance for your tips!
Best,
Huiclos
Looking for Driver/Guide in Flores (Indonesia)
Hi there,
I’m planning my trip to Flores, Indonesia with a 6-year-old child.
I’ve contacted driver-guides who are quoting astronomical prices for one week. Is a guide really necessary? Or would a driver who knows the area well be okay? Do you think I should book from France, or wait and arrange it day by day once I’m there? What’s the average price?
Also, do you think the daily drives won’t be too long?
Thanks
Also, do you think the daily drives won’t be too long?
Thanks
Alleppey - Dental Tourism - Testimonial (India)
Given the extreme difficulty of getting a dentist appointment in my area (Lot/Aveyron—even traveling 2 hours each way by train to Toulouse, even with the dentist I’ve been a client of for years in my small town of Capdenac)—and considering the cost of dental implants in France, I decided to get a full dental overhaul during my annual stay of several months in Kerala (I’ve been spending time in Alleppey from late October to late March for several years now).
My Indian friends in Alleppey recommended a private dental clinic (I was pleasantly surprised that this clinic was qualified to place implants, as I thought I’d have to make multiple trips to Ernakulam/Cochin—60 km each way on a road that’s pretty rough right now due to massive construction stretching for dozens of kilometers). Results of the check-up on November 5, 2024: - 1 canine and an adjacent premolar slightly chipped at the top → need root canal treatment before covering them with a crown - 1 molar next to those two teeth already had a root canal → also needs a crown - 1 other canine broken deep down → needs to be extracted and replaced with an implant - 4 molars completely extracted years ago → 4 dental implants.
Here are the procedures I’ve already had (from November 5 to 22, 2024): - First session: initial assessment by the lead dentist (multiple X-rays displayed on a large screen, which he used to explain what he could do and what he recommended. For each implant, he showed me the required bone depth, and since I have very strong jaws, he remarked that I was an ideal candidate for implants). A dental assistant then outlined the proposed treatment timeline and the cost of each major procedure on a piece of paper (I took a photo of the notes so I wouldn’t lose track of the details). - Second session: placement of dental implants on the 4 molars in about an hour and a half (under local anesthesia—long but not painful at all during the procedure, though I had a bad headache all day afterward and a dull but manageable ache for a few days. Medication to take for 5 days, including an antibiotic. Obviously, no chewing hard foods for a while—soup, mashed potatoes, rice, yogurt for two days, then gradually more varied meals). Stitches for the gums around the 4 molars. - Third session: root canal treatment for a canine and a premolar (very long but absolutely painless under local anesthesia) + extraction of the deeply broken canine (a bit painful despite the anesthesia, but bearable—the lead dentist had to apply force and try three times. An assistant held my head from behind, but it was more unsettling than painful). - Fourth session: preparation of the canine, premolar, and adjacent molar for two crowns and a bridge. Removal of stitches around the 4 implants already placed. - Fifth session: impressions for the 2 crowns and bridge - Sixth session: placement of the 2 crowns and bridge - Seventh session scheduled for December 6: placement of a 5th implant where the canine was extracted - Late February: placement of the 5 crowns on the 5 implants
Meanwhile, my 85-year-old mother had a loose tooth extracted that had been bothering her since mid-September 2024 (her French dentist wouldn’t give her an appointment before January 2025, and she even traveled to a dentist in Toulouse who ultimately refused to extract it, even though the tooth was barely holding on and I’d sent the list of medications she takes in advance. My mother was furious about the wasted trip, and so was I, though I tried to stay calm!). At the Alleppey dental clinic, the assistants reviewed her medication list, looked them up online to identify them, and weren’t concerned. Another dentist extracted her tooth (under local anesthesia, of course) in barely 30 seconds. My mother immediately trusted them and decided on the spot to get a full lower denture. It was delivered to her definitively on Friday, November 22 (I think it took 4 or 5 sessions total). After two days of use, she’s happy with it and has a follow-up appointment next week for a check-up and adjustments if needed (though major modifications aren’t possible after the teeth are fixed to the denture). The session where the young dentist shaped the denture in real time was impressively precise and professional (the base had already been made from an impression, and the dentist added at least ten layers of softened paste with a flame, testing each addition in her mouth. Each time, he asked her to move her tongue from cheek to cheek, stick out her tongue, talk for 15 seconds, and swallow to ensure the denture wasn’t uncomfortable—about 45 minutes total).
Ballpark costs of the procedures: - Tooth extraction: around 2000 ₹ - Root canal treatment: around 5000 ₹ - Ceramic crown placement: around 15,000 ₹ - Titanium implant placement (made by Nobel Biocare): around 35,000 ₹ (Total for implant + tooth: around 50,000 ₹) - Lower denture fabrication: just under 20,000 ₹. Three material options—my mother chose the best for a rigid denture. She didn’t want to get 2 implants to secure it better (she didn’t feel the need with her old, very worn denture).
General impressions: This dental clinic is very well-regarded in Alleppey (according to all my Indian friends). There are two operating chairs on the ground floor and at least four on the first floor. The lead dentist (quite young) owns the clinic and handles the most delicate procedures (like implants) while occasionally overseeing work done by colleagues (after another dentist performed the root canal on my two teeth, he not only visually inspected it but also gave it a final touch with the drill). How many dentists handle more routine procedures? I’m not sure, but they’re all fairly young—men and a few young women. There are also many assistants: some prepare tools or operate the saliva suction, while others, more qualified, process images (X-rays or scans) on screen and explain things to me using those images. Others spent ten minutes briefing my mother in the waiting room on how to use and care for her new denture. During more delicate procedures, the operating dentist is assisted by two others. Two receptionists handle payments and appointments at the front desk. The welcome is always efficient and attentive, thanks to the dental assistants who guide us and provide explanations (the two receptionists don’t speak English). Appointments are always quick, even though the clinic seems busy (the waiting room is often full of Indian clients, though patients rarely come alone—they’re usually accompanied by a family member who stays close during the procedure). All the dentists speak English (since my mother doesn’t, I sat near the operating chair during each session to translate). So far, no complaints—I’m looking forward to March 2025 for the final result after the 5 teeth are placed on my 5 implants (the two crowns and bridge already fitted are perfect for me). 🙂
My Indian friends in Alleppey recommended a private dental clinic (I was pleasantly surprised that this clinic was qualified to place implants, as I thought I’d have to make multiple trips to Ernakulam/Cochin—60 km each way on a road that’s pretty rough right now due to massive construction stretching for dozens of kilometers). Results of the check-up on November 5, 2024: - 1 canine and an adjacent premolar slightly chipped at the top → need root canal treatment before covering them with a crown - 1 molar next to those two teeth already had a root canal → also needs a crown - 1 other canine broken deep down → needs to be extracted and replaced with an implant - 4 molars completely extracted years ago → 4 dental implants.
Here are the procedures I’ve already had (from November 5 to 22, 2024): - First session: initial assessment by the lead dentist (multiple X-rays displayed on a large screen, which he used to explain what he could do and what he recommended. For each implant, he showed me the required bone depth, and since I have very strong jaws, he remarked that I was an ideal candidate for implants). A dental assistant then outlined the proposed treatment timeline and the cost of each major procedure on a piece of paper (I took a photo of the notes so I wouldn’t lose track of the details). - Second session: placement of dental implants on the 4 molars in about an hour and a half (under local anesthesia—long but not painful at all during the procedure, though I had a bad headache all day afterward and a dull but manageable ache for a few days. Medication to take for 5 days, including an antibiotic. Obviously, no chewing hard foods for a while—soup, mashed potatoes, rice, yogurt for two days, then gradually more varied meals). Stitches for the gums around the 4 molars. - Third session: root canal treatment for a canine and a premolar (very long but absolutely painless under local anesthesia) + extraction of the deeply broken canine (a bit painful despite the anesthesia, but bearable—the lead dentist had to apply force and try three times. An assistant held my head from behind, but it was more unsettling than painful). - Fourth session: preparation of the canine, premolar, and adjacent molar for two crowns and a bridge. Removal of stitches around the 4 implants already placed. - Fifth session: impressions for the 2 crowns and bridge - Sixth session: placement of the 2 crowns and bridge - Seventh session scheduled for December 6: placement of a 5th implant where the canine was extracted - Late February: placement of the 5 crowns on the 5 implants
Meanwhile, my 85-year-old mother had a loose tooth extracted that had been bothering her since mid-September 2024 (her French dentist wouldn’t give her an appointment before January 2025, and she even traveled to a dentist in Toulouse who ultimately refused to extract it, even though the tooth was barely holding on and I’d sent the list of medications she takes in advance. My mother was furious about the wasted trip, and so was I, though I tried to stay calm!). At the Alleppey dental clinic, the assistants reviewed her medication list, looked them up online to identify them, and weren’t concerned. Another dentist extracted her tooth (under local anesthesia, of course) in barely 30 seconds. My mother immediately trusted them and decided on the spot to get a full lower denture. It was delivered to her definitively on Friday, November 22 (I think it took 4 or 5 sessions total). After two days of use, she’s happy with it and has a follow-up appointment next week for a check-up and adjustments if needed (though major modifications aren’t possible after the teeth are fixed to the denture). The session where the young dentist shaped the denture in real time was impressively precise and professional (the base had already been made from an impression, and the dentist added at least ten layers of softened paste with a flame, testing each addition in her mouth. Each time, he asked her to move her tongue from cheek to cheek, stick out her tongue, talk for 15 seconds, and swallow to ensure the denture wasn’t uncomfortable—about 45 minutes total).
Ballpark costs of the procedures: - Tooth extraction: around 2000 ₹ - Root canal treatment: around 5000 ₹ - Ceramic crown placement: around 15,000 ₹ - Titanium implant placement (made by Nobel Biocare): around 35,000 ₹ (Total for implant + tooth: around 50,000 ₹) - Lower denture fabrication: just under 20,000 ₹. Three material options—my mother chose the best for a rigid denture. She didn’t want to get 2 implants to secure it better (she didn’t feel the need with her old, very worn denture).
General impressions: This dental clinic is very well-regarded in Alleppey (according to all my Indian friends). There are two operating chairs on the ground floor and at least four on the first floor. The lead dentist (quite young) owns the clinic and handles the most delicate procedures (like implants) while occasionally overseeing work done by colleagues (after another dentist performed the root canal on my two teeth, he not only visually inspected it but also gave it a final touch with the drill). How many dentists handle more routine procedures? I’m not sure, but they’re all fairly young—men and a few young women. There are also many assistants: some prepare tools or operate the saliva suction, while others, more qualified, process images (X-rays or scans) on screen and explain things to me using those images. Others spent ten minutes briefing my mother in the waiting room on how to use and care for her new denture. During more delicate procedures, the operating dentist is assisted by two others. Two receptionists handle payments and appointments at the front desk. The welcome is always efficient and attentive, thanks to the dental assistants who guide us and provide explanations (the two receptionists don’t speak English). Appointments are always quick, even though the clinic seems busy (the waiting room is often full of Indian clients, though patients rarely come alone—they’re usually accompanied by a family member who stays close during the procedure). All the dentists speak English (since my mother doesn’t, I sat near the operating chair during each session to translate). So far, no complaints—I’m looking forward to March 2025 for the final result after the 5 teeth are placed on my 5 implants (the two crowns and bridge already fitted are perfect for me). 🙂
Planning my first solo trip to Malta
I’d like to visit Malta for the first time as a solo woman,
in January 2025 for two weeks from Lille in northern France.
Explain everything to me from A to Z, please!
Is it possible to go without a guide? What do you recommend?
Thanks for your valuable advice
Transférer un 4x4 par bateau à Madagascar
Bonjour à tous et merci d'être là pour les autres!
J'envisage de venir vivre de longues périodes à Madagascar et je souhaite avoir sur place un 4X4 pour pouvoir me déplacer facilement.
J'aimerais en savoir plus sur les transfert de véhicule par bateau, en container ou pas et sur le coût.
Comment font la majorité des expats dans ce Pays?
Merci!
Merci!
Quelqu’un vient-il d'arriver en Thaïlande depuis moins de 5 jours?
Bonjour,
Si un français lit ce message, aurait il la gentillesse de nous expliquer comment cela s’est passé ainsi que les démarches (faut il vraiment renseigner chacun de ses mouvements sur une application...).
De même, un français mais qui n’arriverait pas de France mais d’un pays « pas à risque », car cela va être mon cas.
Merci
Si un français lit ce message, aurait il la gentillesse de nous expliquer comment cela s’est passé ainsi que les démarches (faut il vraiment renseigner chacun de ses mouvements sur une application...).
De même, un français mais qui n’arriverait pas de France mais d’un pays « pas à risque », car cela va être mon cas.
Merci
Voyage en Égypte avec passeport marocain et visa à l'arrivée
Bonjour
J'ai prévu de voyager en Egypte avec une personne qui a uniquement la nationalité marocaine. Je pense que moi avec le passeport français je peux faire le visa à l'arrivée mais est ce que le cas pour les marocains résidents en France? Et 5 semaines de traitement pour visa c'est très long
Merci
J'ai prévu de voyager en Egypte avec une personne qui a uniquement la nationalité marocaine. Je pense que moi avec le passeport français je peux faire le visa à l'arrivée mais est ce que le cas pour les marocains résidents en France? Et 5 semaines de traitement pour visa c'est très long
Merci
Voyager en sécurité à Madagascar
Bonjour les Voyageurs !
Je prépare mon voyage sur Madagascar où nous comptons nous déplacer (4x4 avec chauffeur et treks) et je voulais connaître les astuces que vous pourriez me communiquer pour randonner avec sac à dos en ayant sur soi de l'argent liquide car on ne trouvera pas de distributeurs à la campagne.
Donc, votre argent liquide où le cachez vous ?
Quels accessoires ?
OK pour photocopie du passport pour éviter de le perdre ou...
OK pour des pochettes étanches pour traverser les rivières...
Mais où cacher tout ça ? Une pochette à la taille et dans le slip OK mais les "contrôleurs" de route connaissent tout ça
OK pour un porte monnaie avec de la petite monnaie à remettre pour éviter le pire... Mais encore.
J'attends vos réponses et vos idées.
Merci et c'est pour dans UN mois et oui ce n'est pas la meilleure période.
Si vous avez en complément d'info des idées de circuits courts (2, 3 ou 4 jours) à partir de Tana (où je séjourne un mois en airbnb). Merci de me les proposer. J'adore ce site d'échanges de bonnes pratiques !
Transports en commun en famille Bangkok - Ko Chang - Ko Kut
Bonjour
Nous partons 2 semaines en Thaïlande en février 2020 avec nos 3 enfants de 15, 13 et 8 ans.
Nous souhaitons rester 4 jours à Bangkok puis partir à Ko Chang puis Ko Kut et retour à Bangkok avant le retour en France.
Plusieurs questions
- Dans quel coin de Bangkok est il souhaitable de réserver l'hôtel ?
Nous pensons chercher un hôtel s'occupant du transfert depuis l'aeroport
- Comment se déplacer à 5 à Bangkok et sur les 2 îles ci dessus ?
- Avez vous des infos sur le trajet jusqu'à Trat ?
Ce sont surtout des questions de logistique et de déplacements car nous ne sommes jamais allés en Thaïlande et les transports à 5 ne sont pas toujours faciles...
Merci d'avance pour vos infos
Aurélie
Ce sont surtout des questions de logistique et de déplacements car nous ne sommes jamais allés en Thaïlande et les transports à 5 ne sont pas toujours faciles...
Merci d'avance pour vos infos
Aurélie
État d'urgence et voyage prévu en Équateur
Bonjour,
Comme beaucoup, nous devons partir en Équateur dans 15 jours (Quito, Amazonie, Galapagos, Guayaquil). Étant donné la mise en place de l'état d'urgence, de la limitation des déplacements et des carburants, des manifestations dans le centre de Quito et de Guayaquil, nous nous interrogeons vraiment si ce voyage va être possible ...? Sans compter que des vols internationaux (air France par ex) sont annulés...
Je sais bien que la situation est instable, mais est-il vraiment impossible de se déplacer et de visiter ? Par exemple, les musées à Quito sont-ils fermés, etc ?
Bref, faut-il envisager l'annulation... ?
Merci par avance de vos avis et informations locales, pour ceux qui en ont ... !
Comme beaucoup, nous devons partir en Équateur dans 15 jours (Quito, Amazonie, Galapagos, Guayaquil). Étant donné la mise en place de l'état d'urgence, de la limitation des déplacements et des carburants, des manifestations dans le centre de Quito et de Guayaquil, nous nous interrogeons vraiment si ce voyage va être possible ...? Sans compter que des vols internationaux (air France par ex) sont annulés...
Je sais bien que la situation est instable, mais est-il vraiment impossible de se déplacer et de visiter ? Par exemple, les musées à Quito sont-ils fermés, etc ?
Bref, faut-il envisager l'annulation... ?
Merci par avance de vos avis et informations locales, pour ceux qui en ont ... !










