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Hello à vous !

Je dépose juste un petit message car j'ai un plan pour partir bosser aux Philippines, mais je sais pas trop comment est la vie là bas...

Alors toute info est la bien venue ! (Prix, niveau de vie, temps, habitants, habitat, ambience, ce qu'il y a à faire, à voir...)

Merci d'avance pour ces petits renseignements !!!!!😛

Dimanche 6 juin, a lieu à Bièvres (91) en banlieue sud de Paris la grande foire annuelle au matériel photo. C'est un rendez-vous unique au monde pour les photographes. On y trouve beaucoup de matériel, des consommables, mais aussi des stands d'exposition de photographies, l'occasion de discuter avec des auteurs, vente de photographies anciennes..... Plusieurs centaines d'exposants et plusieurs milliers de visiteurs

Si vous êtes dans le coin, à ne pas manquer

Existe-t-il un site sur lequel on puisse consulter les horaires de train pour la Thailande?

Tcho tcho,

Y'a un moment qu'on a plus trainé dans le coin, l'un perdu au fin fond de la Maurienne l'autre entre deux bouquins de physiopath ....Terrain hasardeux mais ô cobiem remplis de richesses, la montagne est venue a la rencontre de la plate terre ou la bière coule a flot direction immédiate la culotte de cheval... Mais ces retrouvailles furent fructueuses et le rêve devient enfin réalité: a la porte un programme de développment autonome direction Madagascar pour deux ans!!!!!😎

Alors a vos bout de doigt pour nous conseiller, la region Morondave!!!!

Quelqu'un s'y connait? On y trouve quoi? La culture? Ils sont animiste mais encore? La plage accessible? On prend quoi avec nous? On part deux ans, il n'y aura ni eau courante ni électricité, le soleil ce couche a 18 heures parait-il? Quelqu'un a des idées? Elles sont les bienvenues parce qu'on part un peu dans le néant malgré les recherches internet....

Bonne route

Nous deux...

À l'aide!!!!!

Bonjour à tous, et aussi aux agents en voyages!!!

Il y a quelques semaines que je ne suis pas venue visiter ce site mais j'en fais appel particulièrement pour demander à tout ceux qui connaissent quelqu'un ... ou qui peut m'aider. Je veux absolument partir pour Dakar le 9-10 ou 11 juillet prochain et revenir le 6-7 ou 8 août prochain. Oubliez Air France, je ne veux pas payer 2300$, c'est trop fou. n'importe quel détour, passer par NY ou n'importe quelle autre ville maisje ne veux pas arriver après 3 jours de vols. SVP, j'ai vraiment besoin d'un contact car ca fait des semaines que je contacte plein de monde et d'agences.... un bon contact, ca existe? Vive voyage Forum!!

Merci!

je pars en inde, je ne compte pas prendre de nivaquine pour le voyage, mais en cas de contamination du palu, il faut prendre en urgence de la MALARONE, ce médicament coûte 40 euros, si quelqu'un a acheté ce médicament et ne l'a pas utilisé, je suis prêt à le racheter!

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vincent

comme beaucoup de gens sur ce forum savent que je pars dans le sud de l'inde, je me pose une autre question essentiel, est'il necessaire pour le mois d'avril et mai de prendre ces saloperies???(nivaquine palludrine).

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vince

Salut tlm, je dois partir pour Varadero du 16 au 29 mai avec un ami... On recherche un hôtel de qualité offrant une belle ambiance autant de jour que la soirée venue... J'aimerais bien avoir des commentaires d'une personne ayant séjournée dernièrement à cette endroit svp...🙂

Oui, je voudrais voler autrement qu'avec Air France pour la Guadeloupe, mais quoi?

Ils se placent toujours bien en tarifs pour les Antilles, mais j'en ai marre d'eux, conseillez moi.

on m'a gentillement conseillé benaulim. je veux juste préciser que je cherche un chouette endroit plage et truc à voir! les parti music boumboum ne m'intéresse pas. je vois dans le lonelyplusieurs endroit sur goa. ou est ce le plus top?

Nous séjournerons au Tryp Cayo Coco en novembre 2003. Y a-t-il quelques vagues à cet endroit ou la mer des Caraïbes est-elle calme comme un lac ?

J'ai lu ds le guide Neox que le Taj Mahal serait fermé le lundi ?

Et ds le LP que le bureau de la Chelmsford Rd pour prendre les billets de train pour Agra est fermé le dimanche

Qui peux me rensigner ?

Merci par avance

😉 salut à tous j'ai un projet a+/- long terme de faire un tour du monde mais je ne sais pas s'il y a des agences spécialisées pour la vente de ce genre de billets j'ai entendu parler d'agence sur paris mais si qq'un peut me tuyauté muchas gracias.

salut à tous....

Bonjour A tous,

je suis francais et vis de puis plus de 2 ans a Tamarindo au Costa Rica. Si vous avez besoin de renseignements ou besoin d'aide pour votre venue au Costa Rica.

A tres bientot.

P.S: message pour Mr Paul Leduc : le message que vous m'avez envoye a ete supprime malhencontreuseument, merci de me le faire suivre directement a mon adresse e-mail : geralddesmons@hotmail.com

Hi, I'm looking for a Pino tandem bike for sale in Quebec and I can't find any. Does anyone have any info, please? Thanks a bunch!

Hi everyone,

It’s official: our Lyon weekend is confirmed from June 12th to 14th (girls only, no kids!). Do you have any must-see spots to recommend? Are there any exhibitions happening around that time?

Which places do you suggest for going out and having a good time?

Can’t wait!

Hi everyone,

Quick question—I’m heading to New York soon and I’d love to know if you guys have any recommendations for websites where I can buy concert tickets?

Hi, we arrive in Bangkok Thursday around noon and take the overnight train to Chiang Mai (Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal Station-Chiang Mai). Since Chatuchak Market isn’t far from the station, we’re planning to spend the afternoon there—but how do we get there from the airport? Thanks

Hi everyone, After a year where I’ve worked way too much and with a house under renovation, it’s become essential to take a breather. My contract ends on 01/30, and I’ll try to find a new client for early March, so overall, let’s go somewhere in February! I thought Réunion with the full trek around the Mafate cirque for reconnecting with Nature would be perfect, but since it’s cyclone season, it wasn’t such a great idea. Then came the idea that Southeast Asia could fulfill the peace-and-beach vibe, especially Cambodia with its cultural past, but the flight ticket price and a chat with a friend made me change my mind—and boom, Cape Verde popped up, with Santo Antão for hiking and São Vicente for culture and the beach. So I bought a ticket a week ago, and oh, what a coincidence—it’s during Carnival! Except now, I don’t know if it’s reality or just exhaustion talking, but I feel like I’m making a mess of things. I’ve traveled a lot without even booking the first night, but this time, I pre-booked 2 nights in Mindelo (though one of them ended up canceling itself). But the main issue is that I arrive on Monday, 02/09 at 6 PM and leave on Sunday, 02/22 at 11 AM, and there’s a little hiccup in the logical organization—actually, several hiccups—since I don’t really have any organization right now, and that’s where I need help Because Carnival is in full swing from 02/15 to 02/17, right in the middle of my trip, so the logic of my visit to Santo Antão isn’t clicking for me. Plus, I just checked, and there’s zero accommodation available in Mindelo from 02/15 to 02/18 😕 So I don’t know: should I skip Carnival, should I forget about planning and just wing it once I’m there, should I stay on São Vicente after Carnival (because I read Montaganrd’s trip report, and he made São Vicente sound like a rock !), or should I keep in mind the option of heading to Santiago afterward and buying a return flight to Paris from Praia? I need help 🏴‍☠️

We arrive in the evening in Marrakesh, and a taxi arranged by our friendly Riad is waiting for us. The driver takes us to the door, where we’re briefly greeted by our hosts. The room is heated—phew—because it’s really cold on this January 17th for our arrival. Riad Alisma, where we’re staying for 2 nights. The next morning, it’s pouring rain when we wake up, but after a good breakfast, the rain has calmed down. Off we go to the medersa, which allows for a relatively sheltered visit. We’d visited this palace 15 years ago—it’s been renovated since then.





From there, without the rain, we wander aimlessly and eventually end up near the tanneries, but it’s Sunday, and there’s very little activity. Of course, we get hassled by a tout.



Here, the hides after being treated with lime—I love the colors.

We part ways a bit annoyed. He gets a little revenge by giving us bad directions, and we end up outside the city walls. We decide to take a taxi to the new modern art museum—60 dirhams for the 5 km, which is nothing when you think about it. That tout, who we didn’t ask for anything and made it clear we weren’t buying anything, dragged us into a shop supposedly only open that day and demanded 50 dirhams for his "services"! Let’s forget that bad moment and enjoy the exhibition at the MACAL.



The taxi on the way back drops us off at Place des Ferblantiers, not far from our Riad. We’re a little peckish—it’s worth mentioning that at lunchtime, we only ate a plate of beans from a street vendor. So, we buy a bunch of little sweets, each more delicious than the last, at Ajar. We snack while sipping mint tea and watching life go by around us. A final visit to the Museum of Moroccan Cuisine on our way back helps us dodge a few more showers. Then it’s back to the Riad. The atmosphere in the city is heating up—it’s the AFCON final tonight. The temperatures, though? Not so much. We ordered a meal at the Riad, and it was a good call—not only was it really tasty, but the rain also picked up again. Our day in Marrakesh ends under the covers with a good book and some photo sorting. Still, we managed 10,750 steps. View of our Riad



Tomorrow, we’ll pick up our rental car from Medloc and head to Essaouira.

Hi everyone!

I’m looking for information about jobs in early childhood in New Caledonia. I’m currently a childminder in a MAM (multi-accueil) and I’ve also worked for about 6 years in several daycare centers as a childcare assistant. In the summer of 2026, my husband is being transferred to New Caledonia. We’ll be living near Nouméa. Do you know if the early childhood sector is a good field for jobs there? Can’t wait to discover this island! Right now, we’re in the middle of all the administrative paperwork for our 3 kids, finding housing, bringing our cat to the territory, and so on! Thanks for your feedback!!

Hi there,

I’m planning to cycle the Vélodyssée from Hendaye to Saint-Brevin in July 2026. My issue: how do I get to Hendaye with my bike? FlixBus doesn’t take bikes, and SNCF is complicated. Any ideas? Has anyone got a solution to suggest? Thanks in advance! Cheers, Patrig

hi I’d like to know which airport to land at for Hammamet. Thanks for your help! Best,

Hello! We’re heading to the Marquesas in July-August and I’d love to know if it’s possible, for a fee, to do a leg of the journey on the Aranui—like from Hiva Oa to Fatu Hiva, or Nuku Hiva to Ua Pou, or even Ua Pou to Ua Huka? Sure, there are shuttles twice a week with Codim connecting these islands, but the schedules won’t be known until two months in advance, and I need to book flights and hotels much earlier than that. So, what’s the best way to handle this?

Looking forward to your replies—thanks in advance! Elisabeth Marcel babeth.marcel@yahoo.fr

Hi everyone, I’m planning to go to Panama in December and I’d like to know which city is closest to the Panama-Costa Rica border—and just across the border in Costa Rica—to buy the cheapest bus ticket? Just so I have proof of onward travel when I take my flight, thanks.

Good evening, We go on a cycling trip abroad every year for about twenty days. Obviously, we prefer small roads to discover a country. Is it possible to explore Poland mainly by taking small roads? Apart from the beautiful cities (Kraków, Warsaw, etc.), are there any regions worth discovering by bike? Thanks in advance for your replies. Jean-lucbergot

‌ Hi there, Here’s a little review of our cruise on the Renaissance from October 18 to 29, 2025 (11 nights). It was our first experience with CFC. Some other forum members were on board too, so we can probably compare notes and correct me if I’m wrong!

The stops were as follows: 10/18 departure from Marseille 10/19 at sea 10/20 Cartagena 10/21 Almería 10/22 Gibraltar 10/23 Cádiz 10/24 at sea 10/25 Leixões (Porto) 10/26 Vigo 10/27 at sea 10/28 at sea 10/29 Dunkirk

First, a quick intro. We’re a family of four with two kids, ages 8 and 11. We booked this cruise in January 2025, right when it went on sale. At the time, it was priced at 763 € per adult (+ 99 € in tips) and 114.45 € per child (under 12, no tips to pay) for an ocean-view cabin (all ocean-view categories were the same price). Since there was also a single-parent offer (meaning one paying adult in the cabin was enough to get the child rate for the accompanying kid), I asked if we could take advantage of this offer to get two double cabins at the same price as one quadruple cabin (to have more space), and yes, it was possible. So we booked two premium ocean-view double cabins side by side. It was the same price as a quadruple. We booked directly through CFC because my husband had a promotional code from his works council. In total, for the four of us, we paid 1830 €, tips included. It’s true we booked early, but the rate was good, and we had the constraint of traveling as a family of four, so cabin choices were more limited. It’s also worth noting that the single-parent offer is limited.

Now, about embarkation: 10/18 Marseille Coming from the north, we took the direct TGV that morning at 7:22 AM, scheduled to arrive in Marseille at 12:24 PM. The trip went smoothly, great weather, and we arrived just one minute late. I had planned to get to the port using the free 35T shuttle from Joliette. To get to the bus stop, there were two options: the metro or walking. Since the weather was beautiful and the kids needed to stretch their legs, we opted for the second option. The route is all downhill, so it was pretty easy even with the suitcases. But I wouldn’t do it the other way around! We arrived at Joliette around 12:50 PM, just in time for the 1:00 PM shuttle, which arrived a few minutes late. Other cruisers got on board too. That day, there were two Costa ships and one MSC ship at the port as well. Traffic was heavy, and the shuttle arrived at the port entrance at 1:30 PM. We were scheduled for 2:30 PM. We were lucky to be at the closest embarkation terminal. So we were among those who had the least walking to do. We dropped off our suitcases and headed to the check-in counter. There were plenty of desks and almost no passengers. So we quickly completed the embarkation formalities—in just a few minutes—and when we boarded, it wasn’t even 2:00 PM yet. We headed to the buffet, where there weren’t many people. As we finished lunch, it was around 3:00 PM when they announced the cabins were ready. We went down to drop off our luggage in the cabins and then went up to the top deck to take some photos. The ship’s daily program said the safety drill would be at 4:00 PM. So we went to deck 6 at the scheduled time. But later, they announced it would actually be at 4:30 PM! In short, we waited 30 minutes for nothing because of a difference between the scheduled and actual time! The drill itself was long. Gathering everyone took about 20 minutes, I think. Just as we finished, they announced the departure, originally scheduled for 5:00 PM, was delayed until 9:00 PM due to latecomers. We went to check out the library, which had tons of board games and books—more than we’d ever seen. What stood out on this first day was that, for the first time, we had a French-speaking embarkation, announcements only in French (except for the safety drill), French-speaking servers, a paper daily program in French, books in French (which we’d never find on another ship), and menus in French. To wrap up the day, we had dinner at Vatel. I had requested the first seating (6:30 PM) and a table for four, and we got it. We were seated upstairs near the window—a very pleasant table that we’d occupy every evening. What was a little surprising, but we got used to it, was that you had to order everything you wanted at once. The portions weren’t big, but you could choose what you wanted. The cheese was French and excellent.

To be continued...

Hi there, I’m a bit late to be worrying about this, but hopefully someone can help me before I leave. Tomorrow afternoon, I arrive at Lyon Part-Dieu on the TGV at 5:50 PM and take the TER to Mâcon at 6:16 PM. Is a 26-minute transfer doable? Are the TGV and TER on the same departure board? And are they on the same platforms too? I’ve been to Lyon before but never had to make a connection after arriving. Thanks

Hello everyone,

What a great forum this is! Someone recommended it to me during my last cruise (my first one, too).

After that amazing trip in January this year, I’d love to go again.

But I’d like to know how to negotiate and which travel or booking agency to use to get the best prices. Normally, I book either in Switzerland (very expensive) or directly with MSC, but I’ve been told not to do that. So, I’m here to find the best way to book with MSC. As for dates, I’m pretty flexible, and my departure point—since I live in Switzerland—would be Genoa, Marseille, or somewhere near Rome.

Thanks in advance for all your future responses!

Best regards, Robert