I've visited 35+ countries over the past 14 years or so, many more than once, and almost always as solo traveller. I usually organise my trips entirely by myself and generally use public transport to explore. :-)
Andalucía: Southern Spain in April and Easter
First of all, it isn't Easter or Holy week just in Seville so you can, and should, expect to encounter events, crowds and very probably processions in pretty much every Spanish city, town and village. You also need to be aware that roads may... See More
Lithuania: Transport from Kaunas to Kernave
The easiest way from Kaunas to Kernavė...in fact, the only way unless you use a taxi or rent a car....is to take the bus (which may well be a minibus). There are several departures every day, all with at least one... See More
Turkey: Driving route from Dubai to Tripoli, Lebanon
I do not think this is a feasible journey at the present time unless you have fluent language skills, very substantial local knowledge and back-up contacts in several/all of the countries through which you will pass . Local circumstances, regulations and, consequently, personal... See More
It is possible to obtain Cypriot citizenship in this way but a minimum investment of 2 million euro is necessary and there are also other requirements. This official page gives details: https://www.cccyprus.com/publications/cyprus-citizenship-by-investment See More
United Kingdom: Vehicle insurance for a Rental Motorhome.
First of all, UK vehicle insurance is expensive. That's just the way it is, whether one is a UK resident or not. The cost of insuring a motorhome over a 7-week period will inevitably be substantial. UK roads are very congested and rural roads... See More
Galway: Best way to reach Ireland from Wales?
'Best' is always a matter of personal preference. Personally, I'd just take the fast ferry from Holyhead to Dublin then the bus to Galway. Straightforward, safe, efficient and comfortable enough. No method... See More
Ireland: First Time Traveler: What Is the best way to plan a trip to Ireland?
I assume you already have a US passport? If not, that's the first thing to organise. Don't book anything until you've got one. Decide what time of year you want to go. Costs of flights and accommodation are higher from May... See More
London: Best credit card with no foreign transaction fees?
I think expecting no fees and points/benefits in the current economic climate really is stretching things too far. In the UK (not just 'England'!) there are one or two UK credit cards which carry no foreign transaction fees but they are associated... See More
> is it same between Malaga station and Maria Zambrano station? In a word, no. The main railway station in Malaga is Estacion Maria Zambrano , served by both Renfe and Cercanias (local) trains. The long-distance... See More
Start at the Tourist Office and Heritage Centre in Kildare's Market Square where you can get info and leaflets (and perhaps you'll have time to follow the town's Heritage Trail?): http://kildareheritage.com/heritage/... See More
