Where to stay in Yucatán peninsula (cenotes, Chichen Itza) that’s safe/convenient without a car? Hi all. My partner and I are planning a trip to the Yucatan next month. We’ll be heading there after Mexico City. I’ve been to Playa del Carmen and Cozumel, my partner has never been to Mexico. We’re planning a 3-4 night trip. Our main highlights will be SCUBA diving some of the cenotes (1 full day) and a day trip to Chichen Itza (1 full day). W…

Europe with young kids – seeking advice Wife and I are itching to do some more international travel and feel like our youngest is finally to the age where she would be mananagable. We are looking at June of next year for 2ish weeks (kids will be 4 & 10) and I am just looking for recommendations. We have only been to Europe once (Italy/Greece pre-kids) and are really open to anything….

Seeking input on my 7-week Europe itinerary I will be traveling to Europe in Nov-Dec and wonder what you think of my itinerary. I’ll be traveling by train for the majority of the trip (Eurail pass acquired) aside from the last three locations. The last/first day in each location will be dedicated to departure/travel/arrival. Feedback welcome! Nov 6 – fly into London, stay until Nov 13 (6 …

Day trip to Auschwitz from Krakow. Tour or Solo? Greetings. I’m taking a 10 day trip to europe which is mostly Germany, however, i’m taking a train from Berlin to Krakow for my last leg. I want to visit Auschwitz on my last day. Most of my travels will be based on self-researched solo travel type tourism. Is it worthwhile to join a tour for Auschwitz memorial sites? Or is it pretty simple to t…

(UK) Arrested and then De-arrested, will this affect my entry to the USA? I am flying to the USA this weekend and applied for my ESTA a few weeks ago, everything was accepted and went through fine. I was since arrested as a bouncer from a nightclub said I assaulted them (I did not), the police then arrested me and took me to the hospital as I sustained some injuries. While in the hospital, the police said I was de-ar…

International travel as a Type 1 Diabetic… Tips? I figured this would be a better place to ask than the T1D sub since it’s way more active here. My daughter is 12, T1D and I want to take her on her first international trip in 2024, likely to somewhere less hectic and without a language barrier to ease her in. I’m thinking 10 days in the UK. Im mostly concerned with the length of the flight. Br…

Is Frontier airlines really that bad? I usually fly delta in the US but have flown plenty of charter jets in Europe (which are US equivalent), and I’m not one to complain however I’ve seen some realllly bad reviews on frontier, I’m flying for a quick 2 day stay in Florida and I don’t wanna overpay, does the price outweigh the negatives, please help! submitted by /u/Eggrol11 …

Have you ever gone on a trip by yourself that you we’re supposed to go on with your Partner/Significant Other I am leaving 2 weeks on the day for a wedding turned into one week Vacation in Cancun. My partner and I have been in a rough place for quite awhile and it all seemed to fallout in recent weeks. This was supposed to be our first big trip together, but it now seems like it’s just me. If I weren’t a part of the wedding and there wasn’t a penalty fo…

Two weeks through Bavaria, Austria, and Hungary. Church near Berchestgarden. Alpsee in Fussen. Palace in Munich on horse gala day. Canyon north of innsbruck. Sedeca, Italy. Night photo from my hostile in Erhwald. Budapest at night. 8.Innsbruck. Fussen. Surfing in Munich English garden. Munich Palace. Beer above innsbruck. Budapest palace. Thermal bath in Budapest. National Park n…

Share positive Barcelona experiences with me! PLEASE I’m about to leave for a trip to Barcelona, I’ll be staying in the city for over a week. I’m excited but every time I look up travel threads about Barcelona all I read is stories of people get robbed and pickpocketed. It is putting a damper on things and giving me cold feet. Literally every time I do research for my trip I feel like it’s all I s…

my two days in Cappadocia submitted by /u/Max_Massai

ways to spend 10-14 days outside Schengen We have about 10-14 days left to fill up in our non Schengen days. We are coming from London so flight options are probably at its peak but no longer looking to stay in the UK. We have already done Albania, Montenegro, Serbia. A note: we are not backpackers or budget travelers, we are traveling with a good amount of luggage (so nothing that re…

Westman Islands, Iceland submitted by /u/PurplePrincess98

Connecting flight issue Flying to Jamaica next year, London Gatwick to Kingston. Have to make my way from Glasgow to London first, and the flights have just been released. We booked via a travel agent and they’re saying it’s Sandals fault for the hassle, but surely it’s them that are responsible. They’ve told us we have to fly GLA > LHR to then get a bus to LGW. They’r…

Parents: how did you adapt to travel with children? We adore travel. I would go so far to say I’m personally addicted – I get so much pleasure exploring a new destination, seeking new adventures, appreciating new cultures. We usually travel around 6 places a year on average: some usually smaller European trips and 1-2 bigger long haul road trips per year. We are getting married this year and are …

How serious is altitude sickness, really? I’m confused about altitude sickness. The advisories I’m reading seem pretty unanimous that it should be taken very seriously, and that it would be extremely irresponsible to do anything that would risk bringing it on. Trying to work around the potentiality of altitude sickness is extending the dates and budget of my trip to extremes, to the poi…

Friend applying for a visa and the consulate asked her out for coffee so we’re in a different country for a set amount of days for my friend to apply for a visa. After she gave her papers, she asked the consulate how long it would take to process them since she’s only in the country till the end of the week, and he told her 10 business days usually but that he could call his friends to speed the process up. He the…

Vestmanna Cliffs in the Faeroes submitted by /u/JoeFalchetto

Among countries you visited, which do you find most culturally different from yours? I’m a Japanese person with a deep appreciation for Western culture. I’ve traveled to the UK, Germany, Italy, Austria, Croatia, Slovenia, Czechia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, and China. Of all these places, Turkey stands out as the most culturally different from Japan. Turkish people often seem more direct and occasionally not entirely ho…

Third trip to Mexico CDMX > Puebla > Querétaro > Tolantongo > CDMX > Puerto Escondido (images not in this order) submitted by /u/MozzarellaMaiden