nicky
Traveller
4 comments
Posted 17 years ago
Finally the Interrail tickets are here...
Is it oki if me and my friend take the camp with us in our one month travelling (we will do it from mid December to mid January). Where else can we sleep and is it oki to interrail in the winter season?
thanks
anonymous
Traveller
2467 comments
Hey!
I'm back from my InterRail of almost 3 weeks... and what could i suggest for winter... difficult, very cold to sleep outside! so you'll definitely will want to sleep inside. Now there's a lot of solutions:
1 - [ux]https://rail.shop/hostelworld[/ux]
2 - as for real interrailer - night trains, not bad alternative. EN (most expencive), CNL (Denmark-Germany-Switzerland), NZ (Germany), ICN, EX (in Italy). I've personaly tested NZ and CNL, realy good value if nowhere to be else.
Have a nice and snowy InterRail'ing!
Don't forget that in such places as southern Italy may be even more then +10'C - a good solution to get warmed. A combination of day and night trains to get there for a day or two could be in your plans :)
nicky
Traveller
4 comments
so i should forget about taking a camp and a sleeping bag guess right?? Yea been to southern italy a lot of times since i m just 1 hour by catamaran from malta.
what will be the average cost of a hostel per night? we will be visiting central europe such as france, spain, portugal, germany, netherlands, belgium, poland and so on...
thanks
anonymous
Traveller
2467 comments
Hey Nicky,
I've travelled from 12th october until 31th, with my girlfriend, and we had sleeped in hostel only in Perugia one time, and NEVER sleeped outside!!!
Better try to check HospitalityClub, it's for free and more fun then hosteling!
But if you decide to hostel, you can check prices in this website under countries section. Or [ux]https://rail.shop/hostelworld[/ux] . Averages in western/southern europe is about up to 20-30eur/night in countryside and 30-40eur/night in bigger cities. I'd better choose countryside with a railway, you often can find it!:). For eastern Europe - don't know, max 20eur/night, maybe you'll find even 5eur/night in Poland or so on...
And without camping equipment you'd have 2x less backpacks!:) you can take more clothes, or have easy backpacks for beginning and can collect things you boy on the way, even special food or so on.. But if you plan to use hospitalityclub, take sleepbags - you'll be more vulnerable!:)
Have a nice travel! :)