Hello. We are a 60 year old couple in our first time to Norway, traveling to Lofoten from 20 to 30/11/21, and we would like to clear up some doubts regarding the weather conditions on the roads and the functioning of the campsites. We intend to go to Narvik airport by plane and rent a motorhome.
1°- How is the access to this region at this time of year?
Are road signs and visibility safe (for those who do not know the region), taking into account the snow on the roads?
2°- Will the campsites be working normally, including spaces for motorhomes?
3°- Will motorhomes travel safely on the roads in this region at this time of year?
I look forward for your reply, in order to make my travel reservations.
Thanks a lot.
Marcos and Suely
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Hello. We are a 60 year old couple in our first time to Norway, traveling to Lofoten from 20 to 30/11/21, and we would like to clear up some doubts regarding the weather conditions on the roads and the functioning of the campsites. We intend to go to Narvik airport by plane and rent a motorhome.
1°- How is the access to this region at this time of year?
Are road signs and visibility safe (for those who do not know the region), taking into account the snow on the roads?
2°- Will the campsites be working normally, including spaces for motorhomes?
3°- Will motorhomes travel safely on the roads in this region at this time of year?
I look forward for your reply, in order to make my travel reservations.
Thanks a lot.
Marcos and Suely
Me and my family are traveling to Rovinj and I was worried about where to stay. Can we rent a cheap house or stay in a hotel? Please help me.
Hi Jennifer,
My girlfriend and I stayed 2 nights at this appartment, which we booked in Booking.com:
Apartments Adelita
Dirección: Grožnjanska 39, 52440 Poreč-Parenzo, Croacia
Teléfono: +385 99 221 4130
Coordenadas GPS: N 045° 14.807, E 13° 37.062
It was great, a good value for the price, spacious and cheap. It's in Porec, very close to Rovinj.
I hope it helps.
Fran
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Italy is probably first choice for many as a grape escape destination in the Old World. Perhaps the most visited wine region in Italy is Tuscany and most wine tourists making the journey to Italy will most likely be landing at Rome Fiumicino Airport or Leonardo da Vinci as it is also called. The FIT traveler will undoubtedly be a DIY wine tourist and one of the first things to do upon arrival will be to rent a car as most wineries tend to be down hidden lanes and not accessible by public transport.
So which car rental company should you choose? Better question would be which car rental NOT to choose? The answer to the latter question is clearly the Italian car rental company Locauto who since 2013 are partners with Enterprise Rent a car.
We often need the use of a car rental company. We had the misfortune on 16 December 2015 to contract the services of Locauto and here is my story.
Upon arrival at Rome Airport I mistakenly made my way to the Hertz desk (our usual car rental provider) and gave in my papers and was surprised to discover we were using a different company namely Locauto.
Around the corner at the Locauto counter there were 3 ladies sat down chatting and having a laugh amongst themselves. After finishing off a few chuckles and words which amounted a 2 minutes, the one in the middle reached out for papers in hand and started the car rental admin. I was then asked to fill in a form requesting information provided at the time of booking online. By now 4 people had made a queue to get a car and at which time one of the employees went off somewhere while the other decided to do some computer work she obviously hadn’t finished prior to the 3 having a chat.
15 minutes later when all was signed I was told that the car was not ready but would be in 15 minutes and in the meantime I should make my way down to the car pick up area. This I did taking 7 minutes to get to the pick up spot. With papers in hand I was ready to go but this was not going to be an easy task. I was told that the car was not ready yet as it had to be washed and oil checked and so on and it would take 15 minutes to which I said that I could not be delayed any further as I had a meeting appointment somewhere in Marche to keep and suggested they gave me another car or up or down grade. Indeed, I pointed to a Renault Clio which was the model paid for and was told that the car I pointed out was automatic and therefore more expensive. 25 minutes later my car arrived and guess what it was the same Renault Clio that was parked up when I arrived and it was a manual drive.
Next came the damage check and I was shown a piece of paper indicating more than a dozen scratches or dents and was informed that the petrol gauge did not show a full tank of petro l as it was faulty and was told that I should trust Locauto or more specifically the girl in charge that the tank was full – well all of this took 10 more minutes making a total from desk to driving out of the car park a whopping 57 minutes !!
Well after that nothing else to report and yes I arrived about 30 mins late for my appointment.
Next day and just before arriving at the airport I stopped to refuel in order to return the car full of petrol and guess what? The fuel gauge needle marked a full tank and I thought to myself you lying xxxxxxx
It was touch and go to get to the airport on time and in time to make check in. Returning the car proved to be another difficult task. With 7... Leer más ...
Upon arrival at Rome Airport I mistakenly made my way to the Hertz desk (our usual car rental provider) and gave in my papers and was surprised to discover we were using a different company namely Locauto.
Around the corner at the Locauto counter there were 3 ladies sat down chatting and having a laugh amongst themselves. After finishing off a few chuckles and words which amounted a 2 minutes, the one in the middle reached out for papers in hand and started the car rental admin. I was then asked to fill in a form requesting information provided at the time of booking online. By now 4 people had made a queue to get a car and at which time one of the employees went off somewhere while the other decided to do some computer work she obviously hadn’t finished prior to the 3 having a chat.
Locauto staff chuckle and giggle while customers wait
Locauto staff chuckle and giggle while customers wait
15 minutes later when all was signed I was told that the car was not ready but would be in 15 minutes and in the meantime I should make my way down to the car pick up area. This I did taking 7 minutes to get to the pick up spot. With papers in hand I was ready to go but this was not going to be an easy task. I was told that the car was not ready yet as it had to be washed and oil checked and so on and it would take 15 minutes to which I said that I could not be delayed any further as I had a meeting appointment somewhere in Marche to keep and suggested they gave me another car or up or down grade. Indeed, I pointed to a Renault Clio which was the model paid for and was told that the car I pointed out was automatic and therefore more expensive. 25 minutes later my car arrived and guess what it was the same Renault Clio that was parked up when I arrived and it was a manual drive.
Next came the damage check and I was shown a piece of paper indicating more than a dozen scratches or dents and was informed that the petrol gauge did not show a full tank of petro l as it was faulty and was told that I should trust Locauto or more specifically the girl in charge that the tank was full – well all of this took 10 more minutes making a total from desk to driving out of the car park a whopping 57 minutes !!
A Locauto scamming technique - faulty fuel gauge
A Locauto scamming technique – faulty fuel gauge
Well after that nothing else to report and yes I arrived about 30 mins late for my appointment.
Next day and just before arriving at the airport I stopped to refuel in order to return the car full of petrol and guess what? The fuel gauge needle marked a full tank and I thought to myself you lying xxxxxxx
It was touch and go to get to the airport on time and in time to make check in. Returning the car proved to be another difficult task. With 7 employees seemingly all doing the same thing looking at papers on a podium, I wasn’t prepared to stand around waiting again until someone decided to became available to sign the car in and so applied the shouting strategy to get a speedy attention and this worked.
6-7 Minutes later and the key was taken off me and the time of return recorded. Then came the inspection procedure and was told that there was some new damage on the front right side wheel which were scratch marks. I said I had not had any accident nor had I hit anything or scuffed a curb. To which I was told that I should have pointed out this damage at time of pick you. Yeah 57 minutes waiting around and you want me to spend more time... Leer más ...
Once you cross the Greek Mainland you should come across Turkey, which can be one of the ancient countries of the world. Here you will find western capitalism combined with eastern mysticism. Turkey truly defines and reinforces its tradition as well as culture, making it one of the very exotic places on the planet. The old ruins in the provinces, hot air ballooning, beach resorts and metropolitan lifestyle, you will find everything in Turkey.
If you are buying a tourist destination that gives you a lot of fun and excitement, then Turkey is the right destination for you. You will find lots of places of tourist interest in this country. If you are one of those who appreciate natural wonders or love to explore the outdoors then Turkey offers you a lot of such opportunities. For history lovers, you will find Ephesus Tours where you are able to explore the rich history of the country.
If you should be planing to see the maximum city in Turkey, do a benefit to yourself and rent a car in Antalya. A car Antalya save your time and you are able to travel more place in a day. When you can rent a car then you are able to do these following activities easily in Antalya Airport.
I also travelled to Turkey. Turkey is so beautiful. I visited 10 most famous places. One of my famous places is Side, this place is so awesome. I stayed there 3 days. I rent a car Antalya from turkey at cheap rate. I visited all places at short time cause I have a car . They provide good services. If you don't want to waste your time at turkey, then rent a car from aytcar.
Esto es un SPAMER por toda la cara jajaja. Que lo pagué si quiere publicidad.
I also travelled to Turkey. Turkey is so beautiful. I visited 10 most famous places. One of my famous places is Side, this place is so awesome. I stayed there 3 days. I rent a car Antalya from turkey at cheap rate. I visited all places at short time cause I have a car . They provide good services. If you don't want to waste your time at turkey, then rent a car from aytcar.
Any place in Italy where I could have a reasonable life on $1100 a month income? If so where? Im in Mexico now and hate it. Thanks
I do not think that after 7 months this may be a timely response, but, who knows.
If that is 1100 US dollars I think that unless you go for Latin America or SE Asia you will be out of luck.
You are talking 750 euros per month and if you need to pay rent then -going back to Italy, of course- your options will be very limited.
By reading the press we learn of people liveing with considerably less. But is that a reasonable life? Up to you to decide.
Someone to travel the U.S. west coast in October 2011, I am a 26 year old guy from Barcelona but now I'm in Canada and carried out, the trip before returning to Spain. My English is not too good but I can hold a conversation without problems, if anyone has thought about or preparing for a trip around that time we could be at some point. My intention is to do it with someone else and be able to rent a car to visit at your leisure parks and others, but everything is good talk.
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