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Bonjour,

Je vais voyager respectivement sur Alitalia, TAM, ET TACA pour un vol A.R. Geneve Quito. Coment faire pour que je puisse valider des miles Victoria (TAP) avec la TAM et valider ceux de mon programme Iberia avec TACA? Dois-je présenter les deux cartes à l'enregistrement à Genève? Ou les faire valider à chaque embarquement? Merci

Bonjour,

je vais partir avec SAS gràce à un Eurobonus Trip (voyage offert grace aux miles) et j'aurais voulu savoir si on gagne des miles sur ces voyages (oui je suis peu être un peu gourmand!)😉.

Sinon peut-on présenter une autre carte de fidélité pour obtenir des points? J'ai également la Victoria de la TAP...

Merci

bonsoir,

j'aimerai savoir quelle est la durée du vol genève - faro (portugal) - faut-il passer par lisbonne ? merci d'avance.

je demande ceux qui ont déjà effectué le voyage paris dakar, le billet d'avion le moins cher pour un voyage seule et un voyage à quatre:un couple et leurs enfants

Bonjour, Je pars dans un mois au Brésil en famille... avec notamment ma petite dernière, qui fêtera son 1er anniversaire là-bas. Nous y allons avec la TAP. Je sais que je peux emmener une poussette canne jusqu'à l'entrée dans l'avion (voire en cabine s'ils sont sympas), mais je dois aussi emmener le siège-auto. Je pense donc enregistrer le siège-auto en soute : passera-t-il en "franchise de bagage" ou sera-t-il pesé et donc décompté du poids autorisé ? La TAP reste très évasive quand je les interroge au téléphone... Et je ne veux pas avoir de suppléments de bagages à payer ! (Or ma fille faisant bcp d'allergies, je suis obligée d'emmener les boîtes de lait en poudre spéciales, un peu de bouffe, les couches, les médicaments...)

Merci d'avance de vos réponses. Victoire

Bonjour,

Que pensez-vous des sites internet des compagnies aériennes? Quel est à votre avis les plus pratiques, clairs, effficaces et faciles à utiliser? Pour ma part j'apprécie beaucoup les sites de la TAP et de SAS et je suis asssez déçu par les erreurs, ou les dysfonctionnements de celui de la Lufhtansa par exemple... Et les autres...

Bonjour a tous -Je cherche une compagnie aerienne que relierait Paris- Funchal. A bas prix -es-ce possible au mois de mars ? Autre question-Sur Zoom peut-on amener sa bicyclette? Albert

si vous etiez dans le fortaleza-lisbone du17/11/06 vendredi soir sur air madrid pouvez vous nous dire si l'avion perdu a ete retrouvé et a quelle heure etes vos arrives a lisbone c'est juste pour savoir si un avion perdu chez air madrid', arrive avant un avion de la tap qui part de lisbone, alors que les passagers commençent a faire la queue a fortaleza pour l'attendre j'ai parié avec un pote....................

Bonjour...

Voila je suis a la recherche pour une copine d'une compagnie low cost pour la transporter de CDG a Salvador au bresil... la periode serait du 27 decembre au 8 janvier 2007 ou bien de fin janvier a mi fevrier. Rien trouvé en dessus de 970 euros...

Si vous pouviez m'aider!

merci!

Bonjour,

je suis à la recherche d'une (de) bonne(s) carte(s) reprenant les provinces du Sichuan, Gansu et Qinhai. Ceci en préparation d'uun voyage dans les Préfectures Autonomes Tibétaines ( TAP).

Que me conseillez-vous?

Merci

Salut à tous

Je galère depuis 3 jours pour trouver un vol de France ou du Portugal pour le Brésil (Salvador ou Rio) pour partir mi décembre et revenir le 5 ou 6 Janvier. Tous les sites (Go, ebookers etc ... ainsi que les compagnies TAP, TAM etc ...) donnent des vols entre 1300 et 4000 EUR ! ...🤪🤪🤪 C'est déjà trop tard ?????? Quels sont vos tuyaux ? ... bien que je pense avoir fait le tour des possibilités ... Merci

bonjour, avec mon mari on part à joao pessoa en novembre, j'ai déjà habité un an là bas il y a quelques années mais je suis toujours venue de france, par la tap ou la varig, or là nous viendrons de New York et c'est air france qui assure le trajet (leurs billets tour du monde sont pas chers). Donc on s'arrête à Rio. J'aimerai avoir des infos sur les trajets en bus rio recife, les coûts, la durée du trajet, la sécurité de telle ou telle compagnie, voire aussi des infos sur les vols intérieurs. perso je peux donner des renseignements sur le nordeste! merci d'avance lna

Bonjour a tous

qui pourrait m informer les meilleurs prix pour un billet aller retour Paris >Rio de Janeiro, et par quelle compagnie .

Merci a tous jean marc

Bonjour

Je cherche le tire d'une chanson que j'ai dansé à l'hôtel lors de mon voyage. Mais le problème je ne sais pas le nom du chanteur je me souviens juste de ses paroles : Tap your bum !

Merci de votre aide.

Koukou

salut a tous, je voudrais savoir si l'un d'entre vous a deja ete sur l'ile de madere, qu'y a t il a voir, que peut on y faire, a quelle periode... que vaux la compagnie aerienne portugaise... merci de vos reponses...

bonsoir,

je cherche un billet d'avion le moins cher possible pour cet été (juillet-août), apd Amsterdam, Paris, Francfort ou Bruxelles... pour recife. qqn a de bons plans? un grand merci.

Bonjour a tous. Je me demande quelle mouche vous a piquee a propos d'Iberia. J'ai effectue il y a peu un vol Paris Montevideo via Madrid et moi qui avait peur de me retrouver dan un avion type charter j'ai ete tres surpris par le service offert par la compagnie. Bon ien sur ca ne vaut pas TAP-Portugal qui est la meilleure compagnie que j'ai prise (Paris Dakar via Lisbonne) mais c'est comme même mieux qu'Air France (une dizaine de vols). Alors qu'est ce que vous avez avec Iberia ???

Pouvez-vous donner des avis sur la compagnie Yes et surtout sur leur Lockheed L-1011 Tristar qui n'est pas un avion tout jeune !! 😕

Merci d'avance !!

nous allons partir en février a toubab dialaw au sénégal. je vais réservé les billets d'avion sur le net mais il y a énormément de compagnies aériennes. Quelqu'un en connait il des sérieuses et a des prix raisonnables. merci

I'm planning a trip to Brazil as winter approaches, around late October to early November 2026. I don’t have exact dates since I recently retired, so I can stay until mid-December if needed. I’m looking for a travel companion (male or female) for this journey—think relaxed mode, pousadas with locals, parks, seaside, culture, and music.

I’ve already explored the north, like Recife and Fortaleza. What I found most challenging was communicating with locals since I don’t speak Portuguese, and not everyone speaks English. I’m trying to learn now, but the accent isn’t easy!!!! This country is huge, and I’d love to discover the south. The idea is to arrive in São Paulo (without staying long—I’m not a big fan of large cities) and take a flight to Iguazu, then a bus to Paraty and Ilha Grande to enjoy the spots. After that, a bit of Rio is unavoidable, but I’d like to explore off-the-beaten-path places with a guide. To finish, Salvador de Bahia, with a focus on Morro de São Paulo and Boipeba. Maybe a return via Salvador—TAP offers that route. Nothing’s set in stone; we can discuss everything together.

I just got back from Madagascar, where I spent the winter (a place I know well), and I’ve got quite a few trips under my belt. Feel free to email me so we can chat, then we can call or meet—I’m based in Toulouse and can host you.

patricia.wagner31@sfr.fr Have a great day! Vejo você em breve

Hi there,

I’ve been looking for a destination for a 2-week trip early next spring, and Cape Verde has been growing on me. (The flight isn’t too long, the temperatures are more than pleasant, and it’s an unknown country for me.)

The thing is, Cape Verde is pretty complicated when it comes to inter-island transfers, and I don’t want to spend my time in airports or on ferries—especially since those transfers aren’t exactly known for their reliability...

So, I’d like to limit internal flights to just 2, meaning the island I arrive on plus one other.

I’ve ruled out the all-inclusive islands: Sal and Boa Vista.

I’m torn between combining Santo Antão + São Vicente or Fogo + Santiago.

The goal of the trip is to see beautiful landscapes, go on day hikes (nothing multi-day), swim a little—though I prefer quiet spots—and enjoy 1 or 2 days in a city, but not much more than that!

In your opinion, which option would be the best, and why?

Thanks! :)

Hi there, I’m trying to leave for 15 days very soon to São Vicente. I’m either looking to join an agency or figure things out on my own to go hiking on one of these islands or both. From what I’ve seen, it’s not easy to organize with local transport, so it gets expensive. Can I use the services of a small local agency? I’m looking for the simplest way to hike for several days. Also, how do you get from São Vicente to São Nicolau? Thanks in advance and have a great day! Aichatou

And we still haven’t seen everything! Before setting off for new horizons at the end of this year, it’s time for me to share my trip to Cape Verde this summer 2025.

I particularly love these spontaneous trips, and our stay in Cape Verde is one of those because it was only at the beginning of April that we decided on this getaway, which had been catching our eye for a while, given our love for the mountains.

As always—well, when it’s open—I turned to VF, and I want to immediately thank Marie, aka ptitortue, who helped me a lot in planning this trip through her travel journals and our exchanges!

Because Cape Verde is both small and vast! We decided not to rush from one airport to another, to enjoy the places and the people, but also to relax, since the work backlog from being stuck in May (see my previous travel journal 😅) had to be caught up on in June.

So, 4 islands will be our winners from 06/28 to 07/19:

Santiago first for logistical reasons, as round-trip flights from the capital Praia were the cheapest (650 €/person from Lyon via Lisbon with TAP, still!)

São Vicente, because it’s the gateway to the next one but ultimately more than that...

Santo Antão, pretty much the main goal of the trip since Marie (and the photos) had really sold it to me.

And finally, Sal Island, for some rest—a non-negotiable condition for my other half—and we’ll see that I should’ve listened to Marie...

That said, what a chatterbox I am—buckle up, flight attendants at the doors, off we go on new beautiful escapes! (Thanks to Sophie for the easy loan)

Last note for my eager fan club 😏: yes, there will be alcohol—how could there not be in the land of grogue!

It starts here:

https://voyageforum.com/v.f?post=10790234;a=10790234

Hi there, We’re planning a two-week couple’s trip hopping between the Cape Verde islands at the end of November 2025. Our arrival and departure airport will be on the island of SAL. We’ve got some hikes lined up. Based on your experiences, what recommendations and suggestions do you have? Thanks in advance for your valuable tips!

Hi there! 🙂 I’m trying to get tickets and audio guides in FRENCH that *actually* work for visiting the Acropolis of Lindos in RHODES on September 19, 2025.

The official site isn’t great at all! Senior ticket bookings don’t work, and French audio guides??

They’re not cooperative at all.

Thanks in advance for the help!

Hi there, I'm starting a new travel journal with my itinerary and memories in mind, and maybe a few photos if I can find some.

The context:

April 2020, I was supposed to go to Uzbekistan, and October 2020 to Texas: both canceled due to COVID. Summer vacations in 2020 weren’t gonna be fun. Optimistic, I’d rescheduled both trips for roughly the same dates in 2021: the first was canceled again because of COVID, the second due to U.S. entry conditions (still COVID-related!). Summer vacations in 2021 *had* to be more fun, or I was gonna lose it!!! Plus, our parents are dealing with health issues, which is weighing us down—we really need to get away!

So I looked into where we could go, somewhere we could live almost normally. I saw that Madeira had implemented strict COVID measures but that life on the island was pretty chill afterward. For me, Madeira = sun + hiking + landscapes. BINGO.

Day 1: The flight and arrival on the island

Flight with TAP via Lisbon, departing around noon. We wore our masks properly on the plane. (My last flight was to Portugal, and I told myself I’d break the jinx and leave COVID behind us.) Layover in Lisbon, then an afternoon flight to Madeira. The landing went smoothly, no wind. Cristiano Ronaldo Airport in Funchal is known for being one of the trickiest in the world due to crosswinds. The checks were standard, except COVID added an extra step. Before the trip, I had to fill out a questionnaire (Madeira Safe). Once there, a group of young people—probably students—greeted us, each with a tablet. The health questionnaire and vaccine check were super quick. Then we saw a doctor, and just like that, we were wished a great stay. Honestly, it was so well organized that it only took 10 minutes. We wouldn’t put our masks back on until we returned!

A taxi took us to our hotel in the hills above Funchal—a pretty upscale place, which isn’t our usual style, but we needed it this time! Dinner on the hotel terrace with the city at our feet. Amazing!

HOTEL: Quinta da Bela Vista

The +: We’re traveling!!! The -: Nothing.

Hi everyone,

So glad this forum is back up! Here’s a recap of our three little weeks in the Azores in August 2024, camping on Terceira, Flores/Corvo, and São Miguel, with a special focus on the camping side—something I struggled to find info on before we left.

As others have mentioned, a trip to the Azores isn’t something you can improvise last-minute, especially in August. The rental car fleet is limited, so prices go up as availability drops, and vacation rentals/hotels are scarce. Plus, inter-island flights and ferries aren’t exactly frequent. I picked our destination in mid-April, and there were already few rental car options left (some local companies had nothing), and no accommodations on Flores for our dates—or only very expensive ones requiring multiple location changes. Since we love camping, we decided to bring our gear without really knowing what to expect.

Flight with TAP (426 €): Outbound: Lyon → Lisbon → Terceira Return: São Miguel → Lisbon (9-hour stopover for a quick visit) → Lyon

Inter-island flights with SATA: Terceira → Flores (via Horta): 87 € Flores → São Miguel: 90 €

I rented all three cars from the same local company, Ilha Grande—they weren’t picky about the car’s condition. For a Clio (or similar): Terceira (4 days): 461 € Flores (5 days): 623 € São Miguel (8 days): 730 €

Weather: The first two weeks were gorgeous—blue skies, no rain, and even hotter than we expected, around 30°C (temperatures barely dropped at night). The last week of August brought more fine rain (mostly at night) and temps between 20 and 25°C (a light jacket was nice in the mornings and evenings).

TERCEIRA: A great introduction! When I looked at what each island had to offer, Terceira wasn’t at the top of my list, but flying into Terceira cut costs and fit our schedule well, so we spent 4 days there. It turned out to be a lovely start.

For camping, we stayed at Salga Campismo in Porto Judeu, 20 minutes from the airport. We discovered that the island’s campsites were packed with locals—extended families or groups of friends having big, festive gatherings with barbecues and long tables. They spend their summers camping instead of at home, and some even commute to work from there. They had huge tents for sleeping, plus tarps for cooking and relaxing—way more gear than the tourists. Since the week of August 15th is peak vacation time (like in France), we struggled to find a spot, and the nights were pretty noisy. This was the only campsite of the trip with numbered pitches. It’s right by the ocean, next to natural pools. Facilities were decent, with hot showers and picnic tables. Lots of shaded spots. Cost: 4 € per small tent + 2 € per person. Electrical outlets were free (20 € deposit). During our explorations, we passed by Cinco Ribeiras campsite (west coast), which seemed similar.

Camping gas: Always ask the campsite reception if any travelers left a gas canister before buying a new one! Before the trip, I emailed each island’s tourism office, and they gave me addresses for Campingaz bottles. On Terceira, No. 13 Rua João Vaz Corte Real in Angra do Heroísmo (an agricultural store in the industrial zone). CV300 cartridge: 10 €. Note: The tourism office gave me the name of the neighboring store, which didn’t carry that brand.

Fridge: No fridges at any campsite on any island. We had a foldable cooler and found bags of crushed ice in supermarkets’ fish sections.

Things to see: Key takeaway: Do the must-see spots early in your stay in case the weather doesn’t cooperate. We were lucky and saw all the viewpoints without clouds—apparently not always the case!

Our main visits/hikes on Terceira: Miradouro Serra do Cume (a must—*the* iconic Terceira photo)

Furnas do Enxofre (free): Few fumaroles, but a pretty 1 km walk through moss and endemic plants. Hike PRC01 TER – Misterios Negros (some acrobatic sections, but a very scenic path). Monte Brasil + Angra do Heroísmo: Lovely town. Hike PR02 TER – Baía da Agualva: Nice, but not much shade (along the coast). Quatro Ribeiras: Church and swimming in natural pools. Biscoitos natural pools: Too touristy (but still free).





FLORES: Our favorite! This was the island I *had* to visit, and we weren’t disappointed—no mass tourism, just stunning nature.

For camping, we chose Santa Cruz campsite. Unlike Terceira, it was only tourists here. Very little shade, but ocean views. Modern facilities with hot showers, clotheslines, and a charging station. A big area with picnic tables, each with a barbecue and sink, all sheltered. Right across from gorgeous natural pools. FREE (you can leave a tip for the caretaker).

For Campingaz, the campsite manager stores canisters and gear left by campers. Otherwise, you can find them at Movipesca.

During a hike, we passed by Fajã Grande campsite (campsites here double as picnic spots for everyone). It’s terraced, with no shade, but very clean facilities and a small bar/restaurant nearby. Natural pools across the street. When we stopped by midday, there were only a few tents. Fajã Grande felt even quieter than Santa Cruz, with just one supermarket.

We also picnicked at Ponta Delgada campsite in the north. Impeccable facilities, lots of picnic tables with barbecues. Empty when we were there. A bit out of the way.

Rental car or not on Flores? Given the high cost, I really debated whether we needed a car. In Santa Cruz, the port, airport, and supermarkets are walkable, and the most famous hikes are one-way, not loops. So I contacted a taxi (the tourism office emails a list of drivers—they don’t wait for customers; you have to call). Prices were around 20 € for Santa Cruz to Fajã Grande, for example. That means you could take several taxi trips before the rental car (over 100 €/day) pays off. But it does mean planning your route and schedule in advance, leaving little room for spontaneity. The taxi I contacted was already booked solid in July, so I decided to keep the car and adjust our hikes to make loops. (FYI, we’re in our 50s, two couples splitting costs—maybe a different calculation if we were 25!) No regrets—it gave us way more freedom.

Our main visits/hikes:

Hike (amazing): Poço da Ribeira do Ferreiro (the iconic waterfalls) → Fajã Grande → Poço do Bacalhau (swim in the waterfall) → Aldeia da Cuada → Poço da Ribeira do Ferreiro. Hike PR04: Loop from Miradouro da Fajã de Lopo Vaz, then down to the beach via the trail. Return along the pebble beach before climbing back up. Worth it, but the descent and ascent are steep.

By car: Miradouro do Portal (great view of the coast to Fajã Grande) – Rocha dos Bordões (basalt columns) – Miradouro das Lagoas Rasa e Funda (a must) – Miradouro da Fajã do Conde.

Hike: Miradouro das Lagoas Funda e Comprida, Lagoa Negra, Seca e Branda, Lagoa Branca. A bit muddy and not as memorable as other hikes. The best part (a must) is the view from the starting miradouro.





By car: The north of the island.

CORVO: Stunning!!

No spots left on the ferry (12 seats), so we took a tourist zodiac (booked a few weeks ahead by email, but there were still spots the day of—several boats make the trip). On the way out, we cruised along Flores’ coast to see waterfalls and caves. On the return, they looked for dolphins (we saw some! 🙂 ). Boat price: 35 € per person. At Corvo, minibuses shuttle between the port and the top of the caldera (10 € round-trip per person). Lots of people just stop at the viewpoint when the shuttle arrives, so we weren’t too crowded on the caldera hike. But it’s too tight on time to walk back down to the port. If you really want to, I think you’d need to stay overnight. All boats spend the same amount of time on the island.



SÃO MIGUEL: Back to civilization—but not just that! São Miguel is way more touristy than the other islands (though still nothing compared to other destinations), but it’s worth it for all the natural sites.

For camping, to avoid long drives, we started at Sete Cidades campsite on the west side. A big, free, terraced campsite with some shade. We were there the last week of August, when crowds start thinning, so there was space—a mix of tourists and locals. A few picnic tables with barbecues. For facilities, one side for men, one for women, each with one toilet (cleaned regularly) and three outdoor cold showers (swimsuits recommended). You can charge your phone in the caretaker’s hut.

After exploring the west, we moved to Furnas for the rest of the trip. We arrived on a Friday night, and the campsite was packed with locals spending the weekend. It emptied out Sunday afternoon. A large, shady campsite with several bathroom blocks (hot showers). There’s a restaurant, but only two picnic tables. Cost: 3.5 € per small tent + 3.5 € per person.

Campingaz: We bought canisters at Decathlon in Ponta Delgada (next to Decathlon, there’s a big shopping center for groceries). Didn’t ask at Sete Cidades, but at Furnas, there was a closet full of gas bottles of all sizes left by campers.

Main visits/hikes: Sete Cidades and the surrounding lakes (lots of viewpoints and short hikes): Beautiful.



Swimming in the hot springs at Ponta da Ferraria (west side of the island).



Furnas: The lake, fumaroles, and parks (like Terra Nostra).



Lagoa do Fogo (gorgeous).



Gorreana tea factory (nice hike through the tea fields + guided tour), Ribeira Grande, Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Paz. The east coast and Ribeira dos Caldeirões park. Ponta Delgada.

Final thoughts: The Azores are a fantastic discovery for nature lovers—lakes, waterfalls, and tranquility. Almost all sites are accessible without hiking (though it’s a shame not to). The “miradouros” (viewpoints) have parking, often with toilets and picnic tables (always very clean), which helps protect nature. Camping is totally doable and really enjoyable! Our only disappointment: Not finding good fruits and veggies (except for São Miguel’s delicious but expensive pineapples).

If you have any questions, I’d be happy to help! Christine

Bonjour, En raison de l’épidémie de Covid 19, les voyages de Belgique vers le Brésil, en dehors d’une nécessité impérieuse, sont interdits par le Ministère et le seront encore visiblement pour un bout de temps. Or nous avons prévu de longue date un voyage au Brésil du 5 octobre au 2 novembre 2020. Nous avions effectué la réservation des vols aériens courant février, à un moment où il n’était absolument pas question d’une épidémie mondiale, mais limitée à une certaine partie de la Chine. La compagnie aérienne TAP Air Portugal qui assure les vols Belgique-Brésil aller-retour via Lisbonne, ne prévoit plus rien comme facilités d’annulation dans notre hypothèse. En pareil cas, il est généralement conseillé de ne pas annuler soi-même le voyage mais d’attendre que la compagnie aérienne le fasse. Jusqu’à présent, seul le premier segment de vol Bruxelles/Lisbonne a été annulé (sans doute pour des raisons étrangères à l’épidémie) mais remplacé par un autre vol environ une heure plus tôt. Il est très probable que les segments Lisbonne/Rio et Rio/Lisbonne ne seront pas annulés à cause de l’épidémie. Comment pouvons-nous faire pour justifier de l’interdiction du Ministère afin d’annuler ou reporter nos vols sans frais pour cause de force majeure ? Nous nous demandons si des consignes ont été données aux compagnies aériennes qui assurent des vols vers le Brésil en ce qui concerne les résidents belges dans l’impossibilité de voyager ? Est-ce qu’une compagnie aérienne comme la TAP Air Portugal serait autorisée à transporter des voyageurs qui ne peuvent pas voyager vers le pays de destination, ou serait-elle sanctionnée en pareil cas ? Et les choses sont tout aussi compliquées en ce qui concerne les vols intérieurs que nous avons réservés avec GOL et LATAM.Merci pour vos conseils.

Bonjour,

En achetant via un intermédiaire (mytrip, Opodo et compagnie), même s’il est très déconseillé, j’ai reçu ma confirmation de billet mais quand j’essaie de vérifier sur le site de la compagnie avec le booking number, je ne trouve rien. L’achat a été fait depuis belle lurette (un mois) et le vol n’a pas été annulé.

Je soupçonne que l’intermédiaire ne donne pas le véritable numéro de booking de la compagnie, n’est-ce pas ?

Comment leur faire cracher le véritable numéro de booking qui se trouve dans le système de la compagnie aérienne ? Appeler la compagnie directement ?

Merci.