Getting Around

Unless you're staying for more than a weekend, I would suggest leaving your car at home or in a parking lot on the mainland for $13-15 a day. Otherwise, bringing your car along on the ferry will cost you nearly $150 plus the roundtrip ferry cost of $17 per person. If you're only there for a couple d

I can only speak for Florence, since I've only taken the local bus there. I have to say I was so nervous about it. Normally I take the bus everywhere, but after doing some research, I decided to avoid it on my first go around to Italy. It seemed super daunting. For example, what I read said that the

There are no street signs in CR, and people give directions based on landmarks or bus stops, etc. Even though places have addresses, a lot of the time you can’t put that into a gps and find it. The best advice I can give is to find major landmarks and follow the road/highway signs.

hiii!!! im Glad to be here sharing with you!!! I love to travel i really enjoy the experience everytime i do!!! i totally recomend you to check the schedule before going to visit some place, just to avoid this day is close or is national day and is close, or have some activity and wont open! you can

Always rent a car! The gas is super cheap (88 cents), and it will save you so much in the long run. Taking a taxi to the city center was like $50 round trip, so most of your money will be spent on transportation if you take that route. Save yourself the headache and the money.