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🙂 Bonjour, Je suis a Cayenne pour le moment ( et hélas, je fuis la tres belle Guyane, reservée aux gros porte feuilles) et m en vais pour le Surinam ensuite le Guyana, pour rejoindre Boa vista par la route J ai lu les post a ce propos, mais quelqu un a t -il des nouvelles récentes sur 1. la sécurite au Guyana (tout le monde ici me deconseille d y aller seule°🤪 2. l état de la route et les moyens de transport entre Georgestown et Lethem, puis Bonfim Merci

routard en quéte de découverte j'aimerais aller en NC par la mer!

Connaissez des plans interessants, en voilier, ou sur porte conténaires peut importe le but premier étant de voyager sans passer par l'avion (trop couteux!!!!)

Merci pour les infos! 🙂

salut,

j'ai acheter 1 écarteur de danger, je me pose la question suivantes, dois je le mettre a l'avant du vélo(porte bag avant) ou a l'arrière (porte bag arrière)

certain le mette a l'avant cela permet de voir la largeur avant de passer en vélo

d'autre le met a l'arrière, c'est plus esthétique et les voiture venant de derrière le voit certainement mieux

pouvez vous me conseiller!!!!!!!

Bonjour à tous

Je m'apprète bientot à partir en voyage en asie et ma première escale est bangkok. Ma question porte sur: où se trouve la plus charmante et authentique des guest housse a petit pris. Je sais qu'il y a eu pas mal de question a se propos, je suis désolé de remettre se genre de question bateau, mais j'ai peu d'info sur la thaillande, et j'aimerai commence mon periple serin. Je conte également y faire mon visa Lao, combien de temps cela peut mêtre. Est-il facile de se procurer les visas des pays avoisiment dans chacun de ces pays. Laos - Cambodge - Vienteman, Laos - Vienteman - Cambodge. Dernière petite question, pour une adresse pour un message Thai, histoire de connancer mon periple sur de bonne base. Merci à tous par avance. 🙂

Bonjour!

Voulant partir cet été pendant 2 semaines(aout quelle période ignoble pour les petits porte monnaies...)et aprés avoir feuilleté plusieurs catalogues de voyages, une destination nous est apparu plausible à moi et mes finances:la Bulgarie.Le hic c est de convaincre les copains...🤪Eux qui rêvaient plages et soleil(moi aussi j avoue😎)ça les a calmé...🏴‍☠️

Quelqu un aurait il des infos sur le pays?L été la bas est ?? Et la mer? L année dernière, avions trouvé un super endroit en Crète ou nous pouvions combiner playa et visites... et c est à peu prés la même formule que nous recherchons.Toutes vos infos sont les bienvenues.MERCI beaucoup!!🙂

Quelqu'un ici sait il qui a ecrit cette pensée? le voyage est une espece de porte par ou l on sort de la realité pour pénétrer dans une réalité inexplorée qui semble un reve ......

D'avance merci😉🙂

Bonjour,

Je suis en train de préciser mon itinéraire et mon planning pour mon TDM 🙂.

Ma question porte sur mon itinéraire en Amérique du Sud. Je voudrais voir le Chili (dont l'Ile de Pâques), la Bolivie, et l'Argentine, en passant pas mal de temps en Patagonie. J'arriverai d'Australie (mi-décembre a priori), et après j'irai en Amérique Centrale (à partir d'avril) : Guatemala et Costa Rica.

Je ne sais pas comment prévoir mon itinéraire : est-ce que ça vous paraît cohérent si je commence par le Nord du Chili, que je descends vers le Sud, que je passe en Argentine puis que je remonte vers le Nord pour arriver en Bolivie et de là partir vers l'Amérique Centrale ?

Merci d'avance pour vos réponses...

Estelle

Salut à tertous,

J'ai bien aimé la discussion sur les églises et cathédrales préférrées de chacun. Et cette discussion m'a porté vers une autre réflexion: j'aime les vieilles pierres, sous de nombreuses formes, mais j'ai un petit faible pour les vieilles villes ayant encore leurs fortifications, ou tout du moins une partie. Etant né dans une ville chargée d'histoire (Tournai est une des deux plus vieilles villes de Belgique, disputant le titre à Tongres), je ne pouvais pas y être indifférent. Tournai dispose encore de certains morceaux de ses fortifications, dont le pont des trous, probablement le plus beau "reste" de ses murailles, mais ma préférence va à une ville d'Allemagne: Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Pour moi, celle-ci remporte la palme. Vient ensuite Dinkelsbühl, quelques kilomètres plus au sud... Carcassone est également célèbre pour ses murailles, mais je n'y ai pas encore mis les pieds... et il y en a encore tant d'autres...

Et vous? Quelles sont les plus belles "vieilles pierres" que vous connaissez?

Ben

Nous sommes quatre et pour la troisième fois nous pensons aller en RD. Notre choix se porte cette année sur l'Ibérostar Hacienda Dominicus à Bayahibe dédut mai.

Merci de me donner des infos récentes sur cet hôtel, et sur quel Tour Opérateur choisr, nous avons le choix entre Marsans et Vacances Air Transat. Quel est votre avis sur ces deux voyagistes et sur les correspondants locaux sur place.

merci de votre aide, à bientôt sur le site

Bonjour à tous, je pars pour 3 mois en thaïlande à la mi-janvier. Je porte des lentilles jetables (mensuelles) et me demandais si les produits d'entretien étaient faciles à trouver sur place. De plus, mon opticien me signale que les produits ne résisteront pas à une forte chaleur et risquent de virer au nid à microbles. comment faire? j'avais pensé prendre des lentilles journalières mais ça revient super cher. Qui peut me conseiller? merci.

Bonjour a tous je vais très prochainement acheter un billet pour la réunion

mon choix se porte soit sur Air Bourbon en Classe Bourbon soit CORSAIR en classe Grand large Si quelqu'un connaît air bourbon ca serait cool pour mon choix car leur site est plutôt pas terrible.

Bonjour,

Nous souhaitons partir en Egypte en septembre et pour l'instant notre choix s'est porté sur un combiné de chez Budget Voyages : une semaine de croisière avce visites, 3 jours à Hurghada et 4 jours au Caire. Nous sommes déjà partis en circuit avec Travelprice et Promovacances dont nous aons été très satisfait mais nous aimerions avoir des infos sur Budget Voyages. Etes-vous déjà partis avec eux ? Cela s'est-il bien passé ? Merci pour vos infos.

Laetitia

Après consultation de vos messages nous avons abandonné l'idée de partir avec Switch et notre choix s'est porté sur Vacances Air Transat qui commercialise le Viva Dominicus Palace. Nous partons donc au mois de janvier à Bayahibe et nous aimerions avoir des retours sur cet hôtel et de nous indiquer s'il y a des chambres qui sont particulièrement mieux situées (si oui quels numéros pour effectuer une réservation).

Hi, It seems that vans and campervans aren't allowed on Hurtigruten ferries? We have a California van with a bike rack—length: 5.70 m / height: 2.20 m / width: 1.95 m. We'd like to take the ferry from Trondheim to the Lofoten Islands this coming September. Thanks for sharing any info!

We're considering a new cruise soon and would like to try the Renaissance. The uniqueness of the promenade cabins appeals to us, but could anyone give us some insights on the following points: - Is the glass door sufficiently tinted to prevent outsiders from seeing into the cabin? - Is the soundproofing good enough to block out conversations on the promenade deck? Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!

Hi everyone. A few days ago, I asked my 14-year-old son to pick a destination for a trip, and he chose Germany. So, we’re heading to Berlin for four days in February. The catch is that I don’t know this city (or this country) at all—I hadn’t even considered visiting just a month ago . Could you please share some suggestions to make this first mother-son trip abroad a success? 🙂 Thanks for your tips and great deals. Nanyne

Hi there,

We’re a couple traveling with our 2.5-year-old baby. We’re heading to Patagonia in March or April 2026. We don’t have exact dates yet because this will be the start of a long trip around Latin America. We’ll be traveling by public transport, with our backpacks and a baby carrier for support. We’ll take a domestic flight from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia, and the rest will be by bus.

Here’s the itinerary we’ve planned: - Buenos Aires (5 days) - Ushuaia (5 days or more) - El Calafate (3 days) - El Chaltén (5 days) - Los Antiguos + border crossing at Chile Chico - Puerto Río Tranquilo (Chile) (5 days) - Coyhaique (Chile) (3 days) - Chiloé Island (Chile) (10 days) - Puerto Varas (Chile) (3 days) - Bariloche (5 days) - San Martín de los Andes (3 days) - Mendoza (5 days)

After that, we’re thinking of spending a few days in Córdoba, then a month in Salta. We plan to head back down to Santiago (Chile) and then head north along the Chilean side toward Peru.

What do you think of this itinerary (especially the Patagonia part)? Is it doable with a young child just over 2.5 years old? I’d also love to include Esquel and El Bolsón in Argentina, but I’m not sure how to fit them in or if they’re really worth it. The durations are approximate, depending on what there is to do in each place... Do you have any suggestions for improving it or any tips?

We want to do some easy hikes or half-day walks since we won’t be able to carry him all day. That’s why we’ve intentionally left out Torres del Paine National Park (very expensive and not very baby-friendly, I think). Do you know of any hikes that are accessible with a little one?

Thanks in advance! !

Good evening, I’m posting a new message after browsing the forum. Our 16-day backpacking trip (late June to mid-July 2026) focused on hiking and connecting with locals is starting to take shape, but I’d love your input. I’m torn between two routes: Option 1: A loop from Hanoi to Hanoi, starting with Bai Tu Long Bay, then Tam Coc, Mai Chau, Pu Luong, Mu Cang Chai, and the area around Sapa, before taking the train back to Hanoi. Option 2: The same loop but starting in Sapa and ending in Bai Tu Long Bay. What do you think? Thanks in advance for your help—I’m looking forward to reading your thoughts. Cédric

What’s the maximum weight of gear I can carry in my panniers: - For a woman on an e-bike - And for a man on a muscle-powered bike Thanks

February 9th is a pivotal day during my trip to Thailand. Up until this date, my focus had been on cities, temples, and other urban landmarks. Starting February 10th, I’ll finally leave the city behind for the outskirts—one town, one life, farther from tourism, more real, more authentic... Then comes the bucolic surroundings of Chiang Mai, nature, the countryside, the mountains.

This morning, I head to visit the ethnographic museum. I’d been told about another one, but it’s permanently closed. I wonder if it’s the same one that might have changed its name and location.

I thoroughly enjoy visiting this museum. At first, I’m a bit annoyed because the place is packed with noisy school groups blocking the display cases without even showing the slightest interest. But soon, their chaperones manage to lead them into another room, giving me some peace. They maintain this distance throughout the tour, allowing me to explore the museum in complete tranquility. I really appreciate their tact.

I’m amazed by the absolutely stunning fabric displays and the countless everyday objects, especially the very old pottery. There’s so much beautiful basketry and intricately carved wood. The statues are also incredible... After seeing all of them, I no longer feel like buying any from the shops.

On my way back, not far from my hotel, I discover a rather unique place that only serves one drink, which they’ve made their specialty: egg coffee! A pretty surprising novelty. I have to try it.



At the bottom of the cup, they pour a layer of milk, topped with a layer of liquid coffee, followed by a layer of egg yolk, and finally a top layer that turns out to be a mix of coffee and cocoa powder. It’s a cold drink that, in the end, doesn’t have much flavor, and the price is pretty steep for such a small cup. You’re paying for the exclusivity!

Later in the day, I venture once again into small alleys, something I love doing when exploring a new city—no specific goal, just wandering east of the city, outside the walls.



I encounter very few tourists there and discover unsuspected little shops overflowing with lovely items, much cheaper than what you find in the heart of the tourist district. Then I wander through the floors of Warorot Market. I discover another kind of temple there: the temple of good deals. I love finding clothes that are really original for locals, not the flood of shirts and pants that tourists love but no Thai would ever buy, which invade the shops in the "Historic Square." I stop in my tracks in front of a stall with beautiful shirts featuring stunning geometric patterns in elegant color combinations and very short sleeves. Hmm, these would be perfect for showing off my biceps, one of which is adorned with the magnificent Ganesh tattoo I got last year in Bali. "When you’ve got nice things, you’ve got to show them off!" he said. 😜🙏💪 I pick out two for 380 baht and negotiate them down to 300. But the seller won’t go any lower. I understand I’ve reached the limit of her commercial possibilities. Just as I’m leaving the shop, happy with my purchase, my ever-helpful inner voice, Petite Voix, suggests: - You didn’t try them on because you were too lazy to take off the one you’re wearing and also because of the sweat, but you could just put one on over the one you’re wearing. It’s light enough that it won’t bother you.

I go back to the two sellers, who burst out laughing when I ask to try them on. - Oh no, it’s way too small for you! It’s a women’s shirt! - But they don’t look particularly feminine in style! And I chose XXL... I put the shirt on, and of course, it won’t close. Then I notice the buttons are on the wrong side. That’s why the sleeves seemed so short!!! They put the shirts back on the rack and refund me without any fuss, commenting amid total hilarity: - Well, thank goodness you tried it on just as you were leaving the shop!

Since I don’t want to walk too much before tomorrow’s first Big Outing with the driver, I end my stroll with a visit to two very pretty temples recommended by Joël.



I’d rather not post more temple photos. But these ones smell like village and countryside...







I’ve never seen anything like Wat Ket Karam, so extravagant...





And I end my day with two other lesser-known temples: Wat Noung Kham, simple and finally free of gold and glitter,



and Wat Dap Phai, where an intimate ceremony is taking place at the end of the day.

Hi, recently Namibia introduced a visa requirement for French travelers (among others). I’ve seen there’s a dedicated website for obtaining it. But my question is about getting it on arrival at Windhoek Airport. I’d love any info on this: how fast it is, cost, documents needed, etc. Thanks for your feedback! Happy travels to you all

Hi everyone,

I just found this map online that gives me several options for reaching Blyde via the Phalaborwa gate!! The shortest one seems to go through the south rather than the north—what do you think of these 3 alternatives, and has anyone here taken them? Feedback please, thanks for your input! Dan

Hi! I’d like to go to Tunisia in September but I’m torn between Hammamet and Djerba. Could you give me some advice, please? Thanks

Hi! We’re arriving in New Orleans on June 10th and need to get to our hotel in the French Quarter. There are four adults in our group. What do you recommend—one taxi for all of us, two taxis, or another option? (We land at 10:30 PM.) Thanks for your tips!

Hi everyone, we're planning a trip for August (Drakensberg, St Lucia, Blyde, Kruger, Marakele). There will be 4 adults and an 11-year-old child. That’s the intro!

Our issue is choosing the right vehicle. With luggage plus food for picnics and breakfasts, we need space. And since we’ll be driving for several hours, I’d prefer not to be squished with 3 in the back.

So, what would you recommend? An SUV? A van? And where should we rent from if you have any great tips—I’m all ears.

Thanks everyone

Hi everyone, We're heading out again for a little road trip through South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia. Quick question: we're leaving from Midrand, taking the N14 to Vryburg, then heading toward the McCarthy's Border crossing. After that, we want to reach the Mabuasehube Gate. The question is, how long does it take to get from Midrand to the Mabuasehube Gate? We plan to make one stop near Vryburg to fill up on drinks and snacks. Thanks in advance for your replies, especially if anyone's done this route before! JP M

Hey hey!

We’re on a 3-month trip through Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, and then southern Brazil.

We’ve been in Ollantaytambo for 2 days now, right at the gateway to Machu Picchu...

Here are a few tips:

To get to Aguas Calientes, there are 2 options: one by train for at least $70 one-way (2h), with lots of departures throughout the day.

The other is by bus—departure in the morning, check with local agencies starting at 10 € (40 soles). The bus ends at Hidroeléctrica, where you’ll have to walk the last 2 hours... We went with option 2 ;) Leaving tomorrow morning.

PS: There’s a great little "bakery" with good prices near the market (croissants, pizza, bread, etc.).

In the Sacred Valley, I’d recommend spending a night or two in Maras—a quiet village where a nice walk will take you to Moray, then another to the Salineras...

Another really cool route to take with stops for pisco (from San Clemente, where colectivos leave) to Cusco, along stunning high-altitude roads... From Pisco to Ayacucho: 5h, then from Ayacucho to Andahuaylas: 5h. Super big local market on Saturdays/Sundays.

Plan for 6-7 hours to finish the trip to Cusco...

Happy travels! !

Hi there, I’m looking into a future safari in Kenya, and I see a lot of accommodations in lodges or tents.

I’ve seen photos of different places, and it seems like there’s no... door to lock the room 😅

Would anyone know how to secure your belongings in this case? (Suitcases)

The question might seem silly to some, but I’ve never been on a safari before, and I’ve never seen a lodge or tent (other than the basic Decathlon tent).

Thanks everyone

Hello, I’d like to know what small gifts I could bring for women, children, and men in the Surma tribes of the western Omo Valley. Usually, I bring pencils, pens, perfumes, and cigarettes, depending on the country.

What do you recommend?

Philippe Departure on 11/13/24