@@gracehernandez9620 no it is not dangerous for yourself but you need to watchout for people stealing your logage. What I personally did was booking a sleeping cabin they are most of the time close to 10 euros in the balkans. You need to share them with strangers most of the time, but you can close the cabin off so it is the lesser of the risks.
I dont fully understand how this rule works- It still counts as a travel day right? So the only difference is you’re travelling at nigjt and get to enjoy when you get there..?
Thank you very much! I won a DiscoverEU interrail pass and am going to spend one week in East Europe (I'm German). I am literally super excited and I am definitely going to some of the places you mentioned (especially in Prague). Btw your hint on the rule regarding a night train as one travel day made my day! Thanks!!
I won a DiscoverEu interailling pass and came across this video! Thanks so much for the tips and suggestions of places, will definitely go to visit ljubljana! Would you suggest a big backpack for interrailing or a small suitcase? my friends and i are planning on only staying in airbnbs, so i'm not sure which one would be more convenient
venus aby i took a medium sized rucksack for 2 months and i still felt like i had too much stuff! but if you’re staying in air bnbs then a suitcase may be nicer because you won’t be hurting your back and don’t have to be as cautious with you belongings (sorry for the late reply!)
i SCREAMED when i heard girl in red in the background. and i rlly wanna do interrail once i have money, i think im gonna try do it summer 2020 :) hope u enjoyed ur holiday!!! x
thank you so much for sharing your experience!! I’m planning on going on an interrail trip in october and your story encouraged me so much & helped me a lot!! lots of love
I just discovered your channel the same reason why these guys did (won the discover eu pass) I love your accent thank you so much for your tips you seem like a really nice girl 💜💜 I wish you the best of luck
Awesome and informative tips ! The 7pm rule is genius ! And I see you picked some amazing places to visit. This video is such a big help ! Thank you for this !
Thank you for the tips Coco, really helpful guide! I am going on an Interrail trip in Apil/May so it was good to gain some extra knowledge :). Also from England!
Pls do a video on what you wore whilst travelling! I’m planning to go next year and need super cute outfit ideas! (That are also good if you wanna pack light for two weeks 😂) love this video!! X
GirRrrrl!!!! Thank you so much for this video. Going on my 1st solo backpacking trip next year on my birthday and it will be in europe.. I dread interrail because I dont know how it works but this really helped me a lot!!! Thanks for all the tips! I just subbed!!! 😘 posting my adventure on RUclips soon!!!
Awesome and absolutely great informational video. Many of the important things you mentioned about the Rail pass, late evening 7 pm-4 am rule, the places you covered etc etc were very useful for a first timer. I watched a couple of videos on interrailing and none was anywhere near the way you explained. I am SBSCRIBED to your channel. Thanks for making such a fine content.
As someone who also wants to go travelling solo could you tell me/do a video about whether at any point you felt unsafe and how you overcame any difficult situations?
Meg xxx if you want you can check out my everyday makeup look on my channel because it’s pretty much the same as this look, just add a brown eyeliner ❤️
Thanks for the great tips! I'm planning to go Interrail this summer and I've been thinking about these issues you talked about. Very interesting video and useful ideas. This really helped me out a lot.
@@fropsyh Noh, valitettavasti en sit koskaan päässytkään reissuun kun pandemia pisti suunnitelmat uusiksi. Ehkä tulevaisuudessa jossain vaiheessa sitten uusi yritys.
Hey, so last summer I went on a city trip on my own (to test if solo traveling is something for me). I really enjoyed it. I went to Prague by Flixbus (don't recommend that bus, it was horrible 😂), stayed at a hostel and did some free city Tours. I all really enjoyed it. But there was one down side. I ended up not really meeting any people at all. I'm an introvert person and the hostel i stayed in didn't really had a common room or whatever. But there must be something I should do differently next time. Do you have any tips for me? I'm planning to do an interrail trip in about 2 years and would be great if I meet some people along the way. Also I'm not in my twenties anymore, which most solo travels are. Do you think that might be a factor why I didn't really meet any people?
Hi Thijs! Especially for introvert people the right situation is a great push to meet people and friends. In an hostel with a common room is soo easy to start a conversation (it needs just a deep breath before). Then, activities are always a conversation passepartout, where you share an experience there is immediately a connection. Good luck for your next trip!
Some hostel's have a design layout that allows for more social interactions. My 1st hostel in Turkey I was really disappointed that I didn't make many friends and I blamed it on my introvertedness and then in my second hostel it was so easy to make friends because we usually had breakfast together or everyone would be in the common area in the evening.
Loved your video, very very helpful for planning my trip. One thing that confuses me is wheather or not you can take a train to one city and then take the next one from a different city in the same country. Like for example travel to Rome on one of your travel days and then take the next train another travel day from milan
Buying an Interrail ticket will hardly ever make sense financially, but you have more flexibility. If you buy single tickets in advance it will always cost less. That is especially true if you travel a ot in Eastern Europe. Even if you buy tickets up front it will usually be cheaper than using an Interrail ticket. If you buy a two month global pass and travel every day, then it will be cheaper, but 60 days of sitting on a train every day is too much, you also want to stay in the same place for a few days.
This is amazing advice! Im about to do a Europe trip with my best friend and was wondering if you think the hostels were safe? We are a bit scared as we've heard some horror stories about dodgy people at hostels stealing etc...
Alyx Fox i think the majority are very safe! i also heard some weird stories however i didn’t experience anything bad apart from a few really loud snorers haha just be aware of the people around you and don’t be afraid to ask the staff for help if anything worries you!
Hi there, Thinking of planning an interrail trip... One thing I am confused on... Do you just write the train you want to board into your pass or do you have to show your pass at a ticket office and get a train ticket? Can you just jump on the trains? And is the interrail pass your ticket? You said you would be booking your next train when you arrived in a country? Can you explain what you meant by this? Thanks
if you want to reserve a seat then you can buy an additional ticket (usually under 10 euros), but otherwise you can just write the train you want to go on on your interrail ticket! you can just jump on trains but be aware that you may not get a seat if it's one of the busier trains so you could sit on the floor or have to reserve a seat and i said i booked my next train when i arrived in another country because i did reserve seats at the ticket office literally when i got off another train (i just felt more organised this way and knew i wouldn't have to sit on the floor haha) you don't have to do that though!
Hi, when you book hostels for the night, and for example get to the destination around middday, what do you do with the big backpack, do you always have to carry it? I heard there were lockers in some cities
Great video! I have a question. I want do interrail this summer and you mentioned going to lake Bled from Lubljana. It's a hour drive so did you take the bus or taxi? How do you really travel to places if it Isn't by train?
I am confused! For example you say that you got the "7 days in one month "! What is that mean actually? I mean, you can travel with train 7 times with this? Or you can use it for 7 days whenever you want? Thanks
good luck! you'll have so much fun :) i was scared at first but soon felt very confident and just excited! i kept all my stuff in a huge rucksack and i had a padlock on it and i also plan on doing a whole video about being safe while travelling soon :)
When you say Travel days do you mean from country to country? Would I for example have to write down if I was getting a train from one area of Italy to another just for a day trip or using the metro in Paris?
Hi Coco! Quick question: How did you go to Dubrovnik? As I can't seem to find a train that goes there. Is it only possible to get there by bus? And would you recommend it as a destination?
Hi! Your video was extremely helpful! I have a question! I am studying abroad in Spain this June and after I am trying to plan a trip around Europe. I am trying to decide whether it is better to go alone or go with a friend? I’ve been to Europe twice before with family and a group and I had a hard time making other connections and meeting people. So basically on one hand I agree with you that I will prolly meet more people alone. But also I feel like it is maybe a lot to bite off all on my own and having a second person would be nice to help with cooking and planning etc. Which do you think is better?
Levi Stidham i would say if you really don’t want to go alone, then only go with ONE friend because that way, the two of you are still approachable to other solo/group travellers and you will still make friends. when i went i noticed that groups larger than 3 would keep to themselves and weren’t as sociable because they were intimidating and also didn’t NEED to makes friends. hope this helps!
Hi I'm going with two friends this may/june and I loved your video. We're all 17 when we go, will that be a problem you think? Also do you know places you can win an interrailing pass?
i never really did arrive that early, i tried to time it so i arrived at least when cafes opened so i could wait in those before checking in but if you have to, i guess you could wander around, wait in the train station or start planning you day??
I was planning on traveling to Europe with these travel packages next August 2020 because it would be much more affordable and i feel I’d be able to travel to more places. It’s a little scary because my boyfriend and I have never done anything like it let alone stay in a hostel 😭 I’m doing more and more research and it seems like such a normal thing to do there. Anyway, when you did go to places or when you went out with people, where did you leave your backpack and valuables? Many have said to never leave your belongings in hotels etc 😫
Coco Day THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! Also, from what time to what time is considered a travel day for Interrail (Im assuming the same goes for eurrail)? or is it per trip from one location to another?
Kaycee Festin travel days aren’t done as a 24 hour count down, it’s done as literal days... so if you travel on a monday you can travel again any time on tuesday even if it’s not 24 hours later :)
Thank you for vedio I hav a? .... abt 7 PM rule.... from prague to budapest my train reaches in the morning 6am... 9 hrs journey..... So it will be consider 2 days as it is after 4am
Jose Ku oooo i’m not sure about that sorry! to be safe you could contact the customer service of interrail or just count that as 2 days, better safe than sorry!
This might be already too late but if you bought your pass in 2019 it doesn't matter what time your train leave or arrive. So 7pm rule is old now but if you googlw "7pm rule" you'll find the new information
I was thinking of going by myself or with another person but when it comes to taking pictures of yourself how did you do it ? Sounds dumb but I’m curious 😂
hey girl! At the moment I’m planning my own interrail trip. Quick question, is it possible to travel from Dubrovnik to Ljubljana with interrail, and so not how did you travel between these places?
Hey Coco! I love your video! I'm also planning to do an interrail but I can't find a direct train from lake Bled to Venice.. did you take the bus or a train?
so i know that i am not that early but i am planning to go on an interrail trip next summer (2020) and you said that you only spent about 15 £ per night in a hostel- i did some research and i was asking myself if you slept in dorms with other people because i am a bit scared about this and i would prefer a hostel where i have my own small room with my friend but those hostels are very expensive on what i found on my research. How did you (or other people here) manage to spent that less money? Do you have any tips or can you share your experience with dorms or other accomondations?
Hi, great video! Just a lil question, been seeing a lot of things about reserving seats on trains and it seems like it can be quite expensive! What were your experiences with this? Thanks in advance 😁
QALEBCUINNHWG hi! i can’t remember exactly how much they cost but i think the majority ranged between €1-€10 but my longest train from naples to lyon in france cost €20 to reserve! it depends i think so just be prepared :)
So your flights, tickets and food/hostel/activities cost all came up to £2,600 for 2 months? Is that correct? I’m leaving for a 2 month trip in 6 weeks and I’m just trying to get an idea of a budget xx
Nicole Fewtrell yeah that’s right except i would actually say it should’ve been £2500 because i had a little shopping spree on my last day and got tattoos... 😅 the amount i spent varied each day so some would be £30 and others £50 (including accommodation etc) i would just make sure you’ve got a reserve fund in case of an emergency :)
hi! i actually only planned my first 2 cities (transportation, accommodation and activities) but for the other 14 i planned absolutely nothing and did everything spontaneously :) BUT i did have ideas of what i wanted to do in each place like visit a certain landmark or museum, i just usually made a plan on the first day in each place which took at most an hour, you could also do it on the train!
you can obviously wing it and be spontaneous, but planning ahead makes everything easier and avoids complications (mostly). the whole point of interrailing is kind of based around being spontaneous, though, so that's kinda the point
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this rule with 7 pm to 4 am is brilliant, it helped me so much, love youu ❤️
It wasn’t dangerous at night?
@@gracehernandez9620 no it is not dangerous for yourself but you need to watchout for people stealing your logage. What I personally did was booking a sleeping cabin they are most of the time close to 10 euros in the balkans. You need to share them with strangers most of the time, but you can close the cabin off so it is the lesser of the risks.
@@ruben-4150 thanks !
@@gracehernandez9620 feel free to ask more questions if things are unclear
I dont fully understand how this rule works-
It still counts as a travel day right? So the only difference is you’re travelling at nigjt and get to enjoy when you get there..?
I kept staring at your eyebrows they are literal perfection wow
Your voice is so nice to listen to
lol thank you :)
Thank you very much! I won a DiscoverEU interrail pass and am going to spend one week in East Europe (I'm German). I am literally super excited and I am definitely going to some of the places you mentioned (especially in Prague). Btw your hint on the rule regarding a night train as one travel day made my day! Thanks!!
I won a DiscoverEu interailling pass and came across this video! Thanks so much for the tips and suggestions of places, will definitely go to visit ljubljana! Would you suggest a big backpack for interrailing or a small suitcase? my friends and i are planning on only staying in airbnbs, so i'm not sure which one would be more convenient
venus aby i took a medium sized rucksack for 2 months and i still felt like i had too much stuff!
but if you’re staying in air bnbs then a suitcase may be nicer because you won’t be hurting your back and don’t have to be as cautious with you belongings
(sorry for the late reply!)
Where and when are you going? I also won one! ☺️
How did you win them?
@@emeliekjellerstedt6837 same!
How did you win them ?
I also did an interrail trip and it was SOOOO awesome! Everyone should do it! 🙌
AGREED!
i SCREAMED when i heard girl in red in the background. and i rlly wanna do interrail once i have money, i think im gonna try do it summer 2020 :) hope u enjoyed ur holiday!!! x
poppy yerrall i love her! and please do it, you’ll have so much fun ❤️
thank you so much for sharing your experience!! I’m planning on going on an interrail trip in october and your story encouraged me so much & helped me a lot!! lots of love
hey how it went? do you have any tipps? which countries have you beeen?
This editing is just 🔥🔥
you speak very beautifully, thankyou!
I just discovered your channel the same reason why these guys did (won the discover eu pass) I love your accent thank you so much for your tips you seem like a really nice girl 💜💜 I wish you the best of luck
Awesome and informative tips ! The 7pm rule is genius ! And I see you picked some amazing places to visit. This video is such a big help ! Thank you for this !
Thank you for the tips Coco, really helpful guide! I am going on an Interrail trip in Apil/May so it was good to gain some extra knowledge :). Also from England!
goodluck! you'll have a great time :)
This sounds like so much fun. I’d love to do this one day!
Pls do a video on what you wore whilst travelling! I’m planning to go next year and need super cute outfit ideas! (That are also good if you wanna pack light for two weeks 😂) love this video!! X
love that idea! ty x
gosh do i want to go inter railing. it seems so fun and such an amazing way to see he world (which i’ve always wanted to do).
you're absolutely correct! it's incredible, you should definitely go :)
GirRrrrl!!!! Thank you so much for this video. Going on my 1st solo backpacking trip next year on my birthday and it will be in europe.. I dread interrail because I dont know how it works but this really helped me a lot!!! Thanks for all the tips! I just subbed!!! 😘 posting my adventure on RUclips soon!!!
I‘m German and Hand to laugh so hard Wehen you Said that the gut who Showdown you flunkyball was from Germany :D we know Hof to Play drinking games 😂
Sameee😂😂
Same here. I am from Austria and we also play this game at partys 😂
I didn't know Flunkyball is not known everywhere
Awesome and absolutely great informational video. Many of the important things you mentioned about the Rail pass, late evening 7 pm-4 am rule, the places you covered etc etc were very useful for a first timer. I watched a couple of videos on interrailing and none was anywhere near the way you explained. I am SBSCRIBED to your channel. Thanks for making such a fine content.
you’re welcome! glad i could help :)
love the aesthetic of this!!
As someone who also wants to go travelling solo could you tell me/do a video about whether at any point you felt unsafe and how you overcame any difficult situations?
yes! i will film a "travel safety" video soon :)
This video was so helpful! Thank you so much for being detailed about how you went about Interailing 👌🏾
no problem! thanks for watching :)
That was so inspirering! I will go on my interrail trip in summer 2021
Ah your hair looks incredible! Some great tips - thanks for sharing!
Anastazja Stanowska thank you :)
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loveeee the background music!!!
ahh i want to do an interrail trip so badly!! wish i lived close enough to europe to just go asap
Megan's Vlogs you definitely should!
Thank u so much for the Video. Best video I found to plan my Interrail Trip. Thanks
Can you please do a curly hair routine because you hair is amazing x
aww thank you! i will add that to my list :)
Love this- I went inter railing and this was so helpful!
This was the most helpful video I’ve found on inter-rail travelling. Thank you!
good drawing of timo werner in the background
I am german and yes it is flunkyball😂
Paris 55555 thank god! i thought i was going crazy 😅
Its Bierball!
Jawoll flunkyball, das ultimative sommerspiel
omg I loved this video, props. I'm going interailling in Nov and I noted all your fav spots.
Loved this video, could you PLEASE do a video on this makeup look its so simple yet beautiful❤️
Meg xxx if you want you can check out my everyday makeup look on my channel because it’s pretty much the same as this look, just add a brown eyeliner ❤️
Thanks for the great tips! I'm planning to go Interrail this summer and I've been thinking about these issues you talked about. Very interesting video and useful ideas. This really helped me out a lot.
Miten meni? Vinkkejä?
@@fropsyh Noh, valitettavasti en sit koskaan päässytkään reissuun kun pandemia pisti suunnitelmat uusiksi. Ehkä tulevaisuudessa jossain vaiheessa sitten uusi yritys.
@@tomimarkus Ai, harmi.
Thank you! I will do interail in august!
Hey, so last summer I went on a city trip on my own (to test if solo traveling is something for me). I really enjoyed it. I went to Prague by Flixbus (don't recommend that bus, it was horrible 😂), stayed at a hostel and did some free city Tours. I all really enjoyed it. But there was one down side. I ended up not really meeting any people at all. I'm an introvert person and the hostel i stayed in didn't really had a common room or whatever. But there must be something I should do differently next time. Do you have any tips for me? I'm planning to do an interrail trip in about 2 years and would be great if I meet some people along the way. Also I'm not in my twenties anymore, which most solo travels are. Do you think that might be a factor why I didn't really meet any people?
Hi Thijs! Especially for introvert people the right situation is a great push to meet people and friends. In an hostel with a common room is soo easy to start a conversation (it needs just a deep breath before). Then, activities are always a conversation passepartout, where you share an experience there is immediately a connection. Good luck for your next trip!
Some hostel's have a design layout that allows for more social interactions. My 1st hostel in Turkey I was really disappointed that I didn't make many friends and I blamed it on my introvertedness and then in my second hostel it was so easy to make friends because we usually had breakfast together or everyone would be in the common area in the evening.
Thanks Coco, a very useful video.
love the way you presented thi
Loved your video, very very helpful for planning my trip. One thing that confuses me is wheather or not you can take a train to one city and then take the next one from a different city in the same country. Like for example travel to Rome on one of your travel days and then take the next train another travel day from milan
i'm sure you can but i never tried
Buying an Interrail ticket will hardly ever make sense financially, but you have more flexibility. If you buy single tickets in advance it will always cost less. That is especially true if you travel a ot in Eastern Europe. Even if you buy tickets up front it will usually be cheaper than using an Interrail ticket. If you buy a two month global pass and travel every day, then it will be cheaper, but 60 days of sitting on a train every day is too much, you also want to stay in the same place for a few days.
so helpful thank you!!
such a useful video and it's so aesthetic omg!!!
thank you!
This video helped me so much! ❤️
absolutely lovee the way you edited this, you are stunning too!
your fave fangirl thank you so much!
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How did you communicate with others during the travel? Did you expect that everyone speak to you in English?
This is amazing advice! Im about to do a Europe trip with my best friend and was wondering if you think the hostels were safe? We are a bit scared as we've heard some horror stories about dodgy people at hostels stealing etc...
Alyx Fox i think the majority are very safe! i also heard some weird stories however i didn’t experience anything bad apart from a few really loud snorers haha
just be aware of the people around you and don’t be afraid to ask the staff for help if anything worries you!
how many days did you stay in every city on average? btw loved the video, so informative and it really cleared up a lot of doubts :)
This was so helpful! I'm interrailing this summer and I will definitely go to Lake Bled and check out the hostel you recommended. Thank you!
SUPER HELPFUL 💖
Your videos are amazing and your editing literally inspires me💛
Moon Allured thank you x
What an interesting video👌😮💨
This may sound stupid, but how do you know when to wake up on the night train ?
Becca Donkin i either didn’t sleep or set an alarm, plus people usually wake you :)
Very helpful I'm only halfway through the vid but just wondering did you travel alone?
Oh wait just seen you went solo 👏
Hi there,
Thinking of planning an interrail trip...
One thing I am confused on...
Do you just write the train you want to board into your pass or do you have to show your pass at a ticket office and get a train ticket?
Can you just jump on the trains? And is the interrail pass your ticket? You said you would be booking your next train when you arrived in a country? Can you explain what you meant by this? Thanks
if you want to reserve a seat then you can buy an additional ticket (usually under 10 euros), but otherwise you can just write the train you want to go on on your interrail ticket!
you can just jump on trains but be aware that you may not get a seat if it's one of the busier trains so you could sit on the floor or have to reserve a seat
and i said i booked my next train when i arrived in another country because i did reserve seats at the ticket office literally when i got off another train (i just felt more organised this way and knew i wouldn't have to sit on the floor haha) you don't have to do that though!
Amazing! Love it!
this video is super useful! thank you
this video is so useful and also girl in red for background music (yess!!)
omg she's so good!
how do you know where your staying did you have to book a hotel for every country!
Hi, when you book hostels for the night, and for example get to the destination around middday, what do you do with the big backpack, do you always have to carry it? I heard there were lockers in some cities
You are great and deserve a lotty lot of subsricbers. Also your hair is so pretty :))
mim taylor you’re so sweet, thank you!
Great video! I have a question. I want do interrail this summer and you mentioned going to lake Bled from Lubljana. It's a hour drive so did you take the bus or taxi? How do you really travel to places if it Isn't by train?
what's the benefit of flying from the UK to Europe rather than just using the pass?
I am confused! For example you say that you got the "7 days in one month "! What is that mean actually? I mean, you can travel with train 7 times with this? Or you can use it for 7 days whenever you want? Thanks
You can use it to travel any 7 days within 1 month
Skandinavia in June 2019🔥
Who is in the game? :D
Oh I'm going in July! Whrere exactly are you going? We haven't really planned our route yet :D
Did you travel by yourself? Also do u have any tips for a big group? Thanks! A great video! 👌
Very thankful video! I'm planning a trip for next year, solo as well. Were you scared at all? How did you keep your belongings (and yourself) safe?
good luck! you'll have so much fun :) i was scared at first but soon felt very confident and just excited! i kept all my stuff in a huge rucksack and i had a padlock on it and i also plan on doing a whole video about being safe while travelling soon :)
I won my Interrail Ticket two days ago but I have to give it back because I'm extremely poor and I have no money for traveling. 😢 I'm sad.
Oh My God, Flunky ball. I think Felix was Dutch because we do that here in The Netherlands all the time!
When you say Travel days do you mean from country to country? Would I for example have to write down if I was getting a train from one area of Italy to another just for a day trip or using the metro in Paris?
You're great!! Thanks. It was so helpful :):)
Tay Nunes glad i could help!
Hi Coco! Quick question:
How did you go to Dubrovnik? As I can't seem to find a train that goes there. Is it only possible to get there by bus? And would you recommend it as a destination?
Hi! Your video was extremely helpful! I have a question! I am studying abroad in Spain this June and after I am trying to plan a trip around Europe. I am trying to decide whether it is better to go alone or go with a friend? I’ve been to Europe twice before with family and a group and I had a hard time making other connections and meeting people. So basically on one hand I agree with you that I will prolly meet more people alone. But also I feel like it is maybe a lot to bite off all on my own and having a second person would be nice to help with cooking and planning etc. Which do you think is better?
Levi Stidham i would say if you really don’t want to go alone, then only go with ONE friend because that way, the two of you are still approachable to other solo/group travellers and you will still make friends. when i went i noticed that groups larger than 3 would keep to themselves and weren’t as sociable because they were intimidating and also didn’t NEED to makes friends.
hope this helps!
Love the girl in red in the bg!!!
i'm obsessed!
thanks this was really interesting! what language did people speak mostly when you were socialising in hostels?
sorry this is so late but almost everyone speaks english!
Very usefull! Thank you
Hi I'm going with two friends this may/june and I loved your video. We're all 17 when we go, will that be a problem you think? Also do you know places you can win an interrailing pass?
what do you do when you arrive in a new town so early in the morning at 4am?
i never really did arrive that early, i tried to time it so i arrived at least when cafes opened so i could wait in those before checking in
but if you have to, i guess you could wander around, wait in the train station or start planning you day??
I was planning on traveling to Europe with these travel packages next August 2020 because it would be much more affordable and i feel I’d be able to travel to more places. It’s a little scary because my boyfriend and I have never done anything like it let alone stay in a hostel 😭 I’m doing more and more research and it seems like such a normal thing to do there.
Anyway, when you did go to places or when you went out with people, where did you leave your backpack and valuables? Many have said to never leave your belongings in hotels etc 😫
Same!!! 🙏
most hostels have lockers so make sure to bring a padlock or 2 :) but if not, i always kept my valuables in a fanny pack on my body x
Coco Day THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Also, from what time to what time is considered a travel day for Interrail (Im assuming the same goes for eurrail)? or is it per trip from one location to another?
Kaycee Festin travel days aren’t done as a 24 hour count down, it’s done as literal days... so if you travel on a monday you can travel again any time on tuesday even if it’s not 24 hours later :)
V good vedio..very informative
Great video!
thank you!
Thank you for vedio
I hav a? .... abt 7 PM rule.... from prague to budapest my train reaches in the morning 6am... 9 hrs journey..... So it will be consider 2 days as it is after 4am
Jose Ku oooo i’m not sure about that sorry! to be safe you could contact the customer service of interrail or just count that as 2 days, better safe than sorry!
This might be already too late but if you bought your pass in 2019 it doesn't matter what time your train leave or arrive. So 7pm rule is old now but if you googlw "7pm rule" you'll find the new information
I was thinking of going by myself or with another person but when it comes to taking pictures of yourself how did you do it ? Sounds dumb but I’m curious 😂
JustBritney. i actually didn’t get many of myself, but just ask someone and i’m sure they’d help!
Stunning video Thank u
hey girl! At the moment I’m planning my own interrail trip. Quick question, is it possible to travel from Dubrovnik to Ljubljana with interrail, and so not how did you travel between these places?
Hey Coco! I love your video! I'm also planning to do an interrail but I can't find a direct train from lake Bled to Venice.. did you take the bus or a train?
Helpful!
Very nice video
Love this video!!💗
Pls do more clothing hauls!!😘
Lucy J I’m broke rn so haven’t bought anything new :( but I will as soon as I buy stuff!
Coco Day ok thanks!! X
so i know that i am not that early but i am planning to go on an interrail trip next summer (2020) and you said that you only spent about 15 £ per night in a hostel- i did some research and i was asking myself if you slept in dorms with other people because i am a bit scared about this and i would prefer a hostel where i have my own small room with my friend but those hostels are very expensive on what i found on my research. How did you (or other people here) manage to spent that less money? Do you have any tips or can you share your experience with dorms or other accomondations?
can you give the names of the hostels you booked?
Hi, great video! Just a lil question, been seeing a lot of things about reserving seats on trains and it seems like it can be quite expensive! What were your experiences with this? Thanks in advance 😁
QALEBCUINNHWG hi! i can’t remember exactly how much they cost but i think the majority ranged between €1-€10 but my longest train from naples to lyon in france cost €20 to reserve!
it depends i think so just be prepared :)
Brilliant, thanks so much!
loved the video!!! you have a new subscriber
thank you!
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So your flights, tickets and food/hostel/activities cost all came up to £2,600 for 2 months? Is that correct? I’m leaving for a 2 month trip in 6 weeks and I’m just trying to get an idea of a budget xx
Nicole Fewtrell yeah that’s right except i would actually say it should’ve been £2500 because i had a little shopping spree on my last day and got tattoos... 😅
the amount i spent varied each day so some would be £30 and others £50 (including accommodation etc)
i would just make sure you’ve got a reserve fund in case of an emergency :)
Hello!!! I wanted to know how did u do on your interrail? Did u plan daily/weekly activities and main poins before going or was it done spontaneously?
hi! i actually only planned my first 2 cities (transportation, accommodation and activities) but for the other 14 i planned absolutely nothing and did everything spontaneously :)
BUT i did have ideas of what i wanted to do in each place like visit a certain landmark or museum, i just usually made a plan on the first day in each place which took at most an hour, you could also do it on the train!
So basically you HAVE to plan your route and specific times if you want to do interrailing? You can’t sort of just wing it?
you can obviously wing it and be spontaneous, but planning ahead makes everything easier and avoids complications (mostly). the whole point of interrailing is kind of based around being spontaneous, though, so that's kinda the point
I want to travel to Europe .I want to backpack through there do you have to show your passport to each country you go through
the majority of the time i didn't but at some boarders in croatia i did