I agree. I usually plan about 250€/week in Southern Europe (inclusive everything except for flights); I prefer to stay in cheap hostels, they usually have lockers for all your stuff and the bathrooms are mostly okay as well - more expensive hostels aren't necessary the better choice; if I don't like a hostel I just move to another one nearby - that's a lot easier if you don't pre book them. My steps before I take the plane are: downloading offline maps of the places I want to go (I use this free app called citymapstogo) and booking one hostel just for the first night (so you don't have to worry about the first place you're staying and have people to talk to/ask for recommendations). Everything else figures out when it takes action.
I can last a day with about 35 € staying at airbnbs with my girlfriend even at places like Venice and Paris. We've done pretty inexpensive trips that felt kinda luxurious like that. I don't know how people spend so much on travel. The only time went all out was in Japan which still was more affordable than I thought.
I personally did 30 euros a day as well but I didn't drink at all and I didn't really spend any money on activities. We said 50 because if people budget for that they should definitely have enough (and hopefully a bunch left over). You just never want to run out so it's worth budgeting for more! I also did it 5 years ago so wasn't sure if the prices have gone up. Didn't want to give advice and say too little and have a viewer listen to me run out of money haha
Not drinking is actually the easiest way to save money while traveling, well that or buying the cheapest alcohol available. My friend thought 1 euro litre bottles of wine were a good idea.... it wasn't. Then again his solution to getting a cold was eating a sandwich with about 10 cloves of raw garlic in it... Aww now I miss that trip. so much fun
Yes Slovenia!! Its small but so beautiful and perfect for backpacking! We have caves, sea, moutains... everything. Full of nature, you won't be sorry if you come here. + it is cheaper than other Europiam countries.
You should definitely stop in Slovenia for a day or two when backpacking Europe. Look up Ljubljana, Kranjska gora, Bled and the coastline - won't be dissapointed :) Hit me up if you've any questions- happy to help :)
Sally Gearing The info is good for everyone, but the "Europe is not that much of a culture shock" premise is what brought on my comment. Europe is a HUGE culture shock for Africans and Asians.
+Old Cameras Yeah that's true. As an Asian going to Europe with the family for the first time, it was very different and hard to find food since my dad only eats Asian food :-)
In a few weeks i leave to go backpacking around europe for 7 months! I'm going to be Vlogging it if anyone is interested in following along... However, this video is a life saver! x
Im traveling Europe for a year right now and am vlogging the whole thing. Great advice guys! Really this is super helpful for those who want to do a trip.
We went to England in mid April and there were days where I needed shorts and there were days (in the peak district) where I needed a winter jacket. The weather changes so much, especially in the higher elevations. I loved it though because there weren't very many tourists 😁
For people who want to know prices we traveled Holland with 4 people Ferry from UK was £78 Dover to Dunkirk August 31st Stop over in Folkestone - Kentmere guest house was £81 1st september Rotterdam easy hotel £90 2nd Den Haag - Easy Hotel £88 3rd Amsterdam - hotel 83 £87 4th Eindhoven - Queens hotel £70 We spend £120 on fuel and we used our own car driving down from Chester in the UK We went with 4 people and that was about £150 each excluding spending money. We have also done Belgium with 3 people staying at Bruges, Ghent, Antwerp and Brussels. And we are traveling to Germany Via Ryan air. Manchester to Stuttgart £191.92 Rothenburg Hotel Pension Becker £83 Bamberg - Arkadenhotel im Kloster £58 Amberg - Hotel Fronfeste £86 Visiting nuremberg Augsberg - Übernacht Hostel £71 Visiting Munich Fussen - Maurushaus £43 visiting Neuschwanstein Castle Car Hire £90 with inter rent Budgeted £80 fuel 4 people = 175 each without spending money
Great tips guys! However 50 Euros a day is way too much you can survive on way less probably like 30 Euros. Also if you want to go to a museum/attraction they are normally free on one day/afternoon a week. Best flights for within Europe is Ryanair, they are cheap and cheerful but always on time and ridiculously cheap! I would agree that Italy can be expensive even for hostels but I didn't find attractions or eating out expensive there at all. Italy is expensive if you want it to be. Cheapest place I went to was Poland and my favourite time to visit Europe is June. 😀
I personally did 30 euros a day as well but I didn't drink at all and I didn't really spend any money on activities. We said 50 because if people budget for that they should definitely have enough (and hopefully a bunch left over). You just never want to run out so it's worth budgeting for more!
+RayaWasHere That is true always best to have more rather than less. I also don't go out drinking partying etc as it's just not my scene at all and in that way I save more money and still have an amazing time! 😀
I'm gonna go backpacking soon with my brother in Slovakia (cause it looks beautiful + it's cheaper) and we're gonna vlog it as well on top of that :D Great video Raya, love your collab with the vagabrothers!
***** Awesome! I'm planning on hiking in the High Tatra Mountains, any tips for that? Is it hiking friendly as far as you know? Anything I should watch out for or recommendations? :)
Yes,make sure to visit High and Low Tatras plus other wonderful mountains around the whole country.Do not forget to visit amazing castles (Spissky castle, Bojnice castle) and awsome caves (Dobsinska Ice Cave).The whole country is hiking friendly,do not worry.I can recommend the most beutiful one day hike in High Tatras : Tatranska Lomnica - Skalnate pleso - Velká Svistovka - Chata pri Zelenom plese - Kezmarská biela voda. Enjoy your trip,Slovakia is truly gorgeous country!!
Just traveled from Oslo to Stockholm to Helsinki to Tallinn to Riga and now I'm in Vilnius. Got another month and a half still. Enjoying every minute so far. Keeping flexible.
how did you find a flight for 5-15 euro??? I'm currently going to Portugal and looking to travel to Amsterdam, I was wondering how you did/found that. thanks:)
My first backbacking was to india and OMG!! Even tho im from Peru and the culture difference is not thaaaat woow, omggg starting in europe is the best adviceeee to go for your first adventure, i think im kind of traumatized of backpacking now hahah
Loved this. I can concur with many of these tips having gone all around Europe. Stayed in hostels, flew on folks like Ryanair, Easyjet or Wizzair, and avoided paid attractions. :-)
I'm going on my first solo trip in Europe in the fall!! This was super helpful, even though I won't exactly be backpacking (I'll have a small suitcase). I'm going for about 8 months!!😱
So helpful! I decided to go in September and beginning October this year. I was hoping the weather would still be pretty good and then maybe Europe would also be less crowded. Good to know that was your experience! :)
Paris could be very cheap destination. I spent 100 euros on accomodation for 4 nights in a very nice appartment and ate at the Latin part of the city where menus are like 10-12 euros for 3 courses. Museums are free until certain age etc. It could be very cheap :)
I've just got back from back packing Europe for 6 weeks. I went interrailing and video it. I loved the experience. And would recommend it. I also watched your videos and your packing video with the other two girl. I forget there name. Great video. X
Hi Raya .. i'm so into your videos .. I particularly liked the one in south africa .. & i'm interested in the places you went to and the activities you've done. I might be going to south Africa this August... what are your advices and suggestions? where should i go?
Great video guys!! Just wanted to add that there are also very cheap buses in Europe, because Interrail can be quite expensive and the normal trains too, especially going from Germany to Paris, Amsterdam, Mailand and so many other cities is mostly more than half price of the normal train ticket
Hey Raya, I wanted to start some translation on your channel like I do on Vagabrothers but it is not available on your channel, do you consider to change it ?
well, come to finland at midsummer and you gonna see lot of drunk people, beautiful bonfires and probably end up spending the whole day inside bc of the rain and +10 degrees outside. next day, you can entertain yourself by reading local newpapers and counting how many people drowned the night before. some people also like to try and wake up their inner dragon by jumping in a bonfire. should be a blast!
My favorite time is Fall...Sept./Oct. no tourists, so many sales, not only on travel and accommodations, but everything...ah makes me wanna start planning my next Europe trip!!! great video.
€35 per day was more than enough for me, averaging out across many countries in Europe from pricey to cheaper. So if you stick to places in the east it can be less as food and activities are cheaper.
I have traveled through Europe with my parents and yes the prices in Northern Europe are really expensive but if you avoid doing the really covered thing like going up to Grindelwald in Switzerland or going to the top of Eiffel Tower you can save a lot of money without losing on experience
Idk I was thinking i would stay for two days at London two days at another town in the UK something like that at I really want to back pack there for 2wks then go back home then the nxt semester go to another country after but I dont want to go alone 😣😥
As much as I would love to not book all my accommodations/train or bus tickets ahead of time, I've found that booking ahead of time is more cost effective. I guess I need to find that balance!
We booked our hostels a couple of nights before getting there and it was only 10-15 euros per night. But we traveled in September when it's much cheaper and a lot less people so maybe it's a bit different mid summer? And we had a monthly train pass so didn't need to worry about booking at all
If you are going interrailing, don't bring a laptop, your phone is good enough. and you don't have to worry about leaving it in a safe place in hostels etc...
Go to Ecuador 🇪🇨💛💙❤️ you are gonna love it ✌🏼️ I'm from there and believe me there are many things to do there, and you are gonna love the culture. There are many diversity.
I haven't heard of any with age limits? There were people from all ages staying there when I was there (at 18) and I had the tiniest budget imaginable for my backpacking trip haha I bar tended for months saving up for it!
+RayaWasHere Thanks that makes me feel better I'm not as young as I once was lol. I'm glad to hear you encountered people of all ages. Thanks for sharing your videos, I always look forward to seeing them. Lots of love. PS I'm so excited to see where you go with your channel. Did you see Shots of Awe on UA-cam? They have a video called "the Big Picture" I thought you'd like it. 🙏🏻❤️
Love this!!! So much fun traveling with you Raya! Great video! :)
So much fun traveling with you too! So many more adventures to come! :D
+RayaWasHere ur so pretty
I'm leaving for Europe with a friend soon! Sweden to Netherlands to Belgium to France to Britain to France to Italy to Germany to Sweden!!!
Andd..?
50 euros a day? LOL no that's way too much. 20-30 is pretty good.
I think i spent like 40 a day including flights, interrail ticket and staying in fairly good hostels. you'd be ball'n on 50 a day.
I agree. I usually plan about 250€/week in Southern Europe (inclusive everything except for flights); I prefer to stay in cheap hostels, they usually have lockers for all your stuff and the bathrooms are mostly okay as well - more expensive hostels aren't necessary the better choice; if I don't like a hostel I just move to another one nearby - that's a lot easier if you don't pre book them. My steps before I take the plane are: downloading offline maps of the places I want to go (I use this free app called citymapstogo) and booking one hostel just for the first night (so you don't have to worry about the first place you're staying and have people to talk to/ask for recommendations). Everything else figures out when it takes action.
I can last a day with about 35 € staying at airbnbs with my girlfriend even at places like Venice and Paris. We've done pretty inexpensive trips that felt kinda luxurious like that. I don't know how people spend so much on travel. The only time went all out was in Japan which still was more affordable than I thought.
I personally did 30 euros a day as well but I didn't drink at all and I didn't really spend any money on activities. We said 50 because if people budget for that they should definitely have enough (and hopefully a bunch left over). You just never want to run out so it's worth budgeting for more! I also did it 5 years ago so wasn't sure if the prices have gone up. Didn't want to give advice and say too little and have a viewer listen to me run out of money haha
Not drinking is actually the easiest way to save money while traveling, well that or buying the cheapest alcohol available. My friend thought 1 euro litre bottles of wine were a good idea.... it wasn't. Then again his solution to getting a cold was eating a sandwich with about 10 cloves of raw garlic in it... Aww now I miss that trip. so much fun
a really good activity for travelling is *geocaching*. we always discovered hidden spots with an amazing view, that we wouldn't otherwise.
Indeed, geocaching is Amazing! I hope I can find good places in slovenia
+Davi Cardoso i have a really nice experience from one called Vodnikov razglednik, near lake Bohinj
yaaaaaaaasss!!! i can't believe he mentioned *Slovenia*!!! like, how often does that happen... quite rarely unfortunately 😕
😁😁😁
love Slovenia
+vagabrothers so where in slovenia were you? its not very big, so you could have been everywhere in one day 😆
Ikr!😊💕
Yes Slovenia!! Its small but so beautiful and perfect for backpacking! We have caves, sea, moutains... everything. Full of nature, you won't be sorry if you come here. + it is cheaper than other Europiam countries.
but he can't compare slovenia with switzerland xD
Yaaay, promoting Slovenia! I am so happy people are finally realising there is this hidden gem in the middle of europe that is so worth visiting!
When backpacking through Europe what do you do with your bag when your at tourist attractions if your constantly moving from city to city?
Gisselle Sicilia leave it in the hostel. I heard they provide lockers
Loved this! In a couple of weeks I'll be setting off to Europe to interrail solo for a month - it's my first travelling experience!
I am going to Europe for the first time in 3 weeks as well. Solo! These videos are so inspiring.
Goodluck
You should definitely stop in Slovenia for a day or two when backpacking Europe. Look up Ljubljana, Kranjska gora, Bled and the coastline - won't be dissapointed :) Hit me up if you've any questions- happy to help :)
I suppose this video is addressed to Americans primarily.
Not necessarily
Sally Gearing The info is good for everyone, but the "Europe is not that much of a culture shock" premise is what brought on my comment. Europe is a HUGE culture shock for Africans and Asians.
+Old Cameras Yeah that's true. As an Asian going to Europe with the family for the first time, it was very different and hard to find food since my dad only eats Asian food :-)
I guess most of my viewers are from Europe/Australia/USA so that's who I was thinking of when I said that but great point!
RayaWasHere Makes sense. Thanks.
In a few weeks i leave to go backpacking around europe for 7 months! I'm going to be Vlogging it if anyone is interested in following along... However, this video is a life saver! x
how was it
Im traveling Europe for a year right now and am vlogging the whole thing.
Great advice guys! Really this is super helpful for those who want to do a trip.
Came over here from vagabrothers, great tips guys!
great tips. I've been planning my 2 month long solo backing trip in Europe. love the flight tip.
Americans can't buy interrail passes we can only get Eurail passes which is sometimes more expensive then just buying them individually
We went to England in mid April and there were days where I needed shorts and there were days (in the peak district) where I needed a winter jacket. The weather changes so much, especially in the higher elevations. I loved it though because there weren't very many tourists 😁
For people who want to know prices we traveled Holland with 4 people
Ferry from UK was £78 Dover to Dunkirk
August 31st Stop over in Folkestone - Kentmere guest house was £81
1st september Rotterdam easy hotel £90
2nd Den Haag - Easy Hotel £88
3rd Amsterdam - hotel 83 £87
4th Eindhoven - Queens hotel £70
We spend £120 on fuel and we used our own car driving down from Chester in the UK
We went with 4 people and that was about £150 each excluding spending money.
We have also done Belgium with 3 people staying at Bruges, Ghent, Antwerp and Brussels.
And we are traveling to Germany Via Ryan air.
Manchester to Stuttgart £191.92
Rothenburg Hotel Pension Becker £83
Bamberg - Arkadenhotel im Kloster £58
Amberg - Hotel Fronfeste £86 Visiting nuremberg
Augsberg - Übernacht Hostel £71 Visiting Munich
Fussen - Maurushaus £43 visiting Neuschwanstein Castle
Car Hire £90 with inter rent
Budgeted £80 fuel
4 people = 175 each without spending money
TOTALLY EPIC! (in louis' voice)
Vagabrothers brought me here! :)
Great tips guys! However 50 Euros a day is way too much you can survive on way less probably like 30 Euros. Also if you want to go to a museum/attraction they are normally free on one day/afternoon a week. Best flights for within Europe is Ryanair, they are cheap and cheerful but always on time and ridiculously cheap! I would agree that Italy can be expensive even for hostels but I didn't find attractions or eating out expensive there at all. Italy is expensive if you want it to be. Cheapest place I went to was Poland and my favourite time to visit Europe is June. 😀
I personally did 30 euros a day as well but I didn't drink at all and I didn't really spend any money on activities. We said 50 because if people budget for that they should definitely have enough (and hopefully a bunch left over). You just never want to run out so it's worth budgeting for more!
+RayaWasHere That is true always best to have more rather than less. I also don't go out drinking partying etc as it's just not my scene at all and in that way I save more money and still have an amazing time! 😀
Just say Yes! Raya's face reaction was hilarious! Baaahahahahah But I def wonna backpack Europe
I'm gonna go backpacking soon with my brother in Slovakia (cause it looks beautiful + it's cheaper) and we're gonna vlog it as well on top of that :D Great video Raya, love your collab with the vagabrothers!
Hey!Slovak here :-) if you need something,just ask
***** Awesome! I'm planning on hiking in the High Tatra Mountains, any tips for that? Is it hiking friendly as far as you know? Anything I should watch out for or recommendations? :)
+skovi01 Thanks for the tips! :D
Yes,make sure to visit High and Low Tatras plus other wonderful mountains around the whole country.Do not forget to visit amazing castles (Spissky castle, Bojnice castle) and awsome caves (Dobsinska Ice Cave).The whole country is hiking friendly,do not worry.I can recommend the most beutiful one day hike in High Tatras : Tatranska Lomnica - Skalnate pleso - Velká Svistovka - Chata pri Zelenom plese - Kezmarská biela voda. Enjoy your trip,Slovakia is truly gorgeous country!!
RAYA! come to HONG KONG!!!! love you
"one of those insane bags" You mean like Louis carries? ;)
Probably because he has a tonne of vlogging equipment.
I wanna do backpacking with my bf after his uni. I just wish he will agree with me for a month trip.
Wonderful video! You three are wonderful. Thank you
love the ideas.. thank you 😊😊 can't wait for my first trip.. it's for next September
Great collaboration!! :D Awesome guys, thanks for the tips!
Raya are part Indian. OMG !! I can look at you talking all day 😍😍😍
Raya you just earned one more subscriber :) All the best
Just traveled from Oslo to Stockholm to Helsinki to Tallinn to Riga and now I'm in Vilnius. Got another month and a half still. Enjoying every minute so far. Keeping flexible.
how did you find a flight for 5-15 euro??? I'm currently going to Portugal and looking to travel to Amsterdam, I was wondering how you did/found that. thanks:)
Raya - this video is spot on - I'd give you an A+ if I was a teacher - sometime you'll have to come and backpack in South America - Highly recommended
My first backbacking was to india and OMG!! Even tho im from Peru and the culture difference is not thaaaat woow, omggg starting in europe is the best adviceeee to go for your first adventure, i think im kind of traumatized of backpacking now hahah
Great tips guys - thanks for sharing, and congrats on the 100K! :)
Loved this. I can concur with many of these tips having gone all around Europe. Stayed in hostels, flew on folks like Ryanair, Easyjet or Wizzair, and avoided paid attractions.
:-)
I'm going on my first solo trip in Europe in the fall!! This was super helpful, even though I won't exactly be backpacking (I'll have a small suitcase). I'm going for about 8 months!!😱
Wow that sounds super exciting, have fun!
Can I go with you? So we can both travel there solo, together! haha
So helpful! I decided to go in September and beginning October this year. I was hoping the weather would still be pretty good and then maybe Europe would also be less crowded. Good to know that was your experience! :)
Portugal!
Really really enjoyed this qna!! Hostels in europe ARE THE BEST INDEED!! :)
My friends and I'll interrail across Europe in September. This video helped a lot.
i get in here i like the vid and i comment then, am leaving
megabus and blablacar are good alternatives, they're really cheap in Europe. thumbs up if you agree
Paris could be very cheap destination. I spent 100 euros on accomodation for 4 nights in a very nice appartment and ate at the Latin part of the city where menus are like 10-12 euros for 3 courses. Museums are free until certain age etc. It could be very cheap :)
I've just got back from back packing Europe for 6 weeks. I went interrailing and video it. I loved the experience. And would recommend it. I also watched your videos and your packing video with the other two girl. I forget there name. Great video. X
vine por luzu bitches :')
i'm going backpacking through 10 central/eastern european countries for a month with my girlfriend this summer. can't wait :D
Bring a lot of money to Norway. It's insane here
Would you suggest paying for things on your trip (food, tickets, souvenirs, etc.) with cash, debit card or credit card?
Hi Raya ..
i'm so into your videos ..
I particularly liked the one in south africa .. & i'm interested in the places you went to and the activities you've done.
I might be going to south Africa this August... what are your advices and suggestions?
where should i go?
Great video guys!! Just wanted to add that there are also very cheap buses in Europe, because Interrail can be quite expensive and the normal trains too, especially going from Germany to Paris, Amsterdam, Mailand and so many other cities is mostly more than half price of the normal train ticket
Would you recommend booking everything before you go? Or as you go?
Hey Raya, I wanted to start some translation on your channel like I do on Vagabrothers but it is not available on your channel, do you consider to change it ?
well, come to finland at midsummer and you gonna see lot of drunk people, beautiful bonfires and probably end up spending the whole day inside bc of the rain and +10 degrees outside. next day, you can entertain yourself by reading local newpapers and counting how many people drowned the night before. some people also like to try and wake up their inner dragon by jumping in a bonfire. should be a blast!
Lovely video...watched it again...don't know why... :-)
Awesome vid! Will definitely be looking into Interrailing at some point!
I am starting to plan my first backpacking trip to Europe next summer! This video is very helpful, thank you!
I am in Europe right now on my first ever backpacking trip! Wish I would've had these tips sooner they are great :) but I'm still having a great time
If you have any camera suggestions let me know. I'm looking at the go pro hero 4 silver now as a compact durable camera option.
My favorite time is Fall...Sept./Oct. no tourists, so many sales, not only on travel and accommodations, but everything...ah makes me wanna start planning my next Europe trip!!! great video.
That's definitely my favorite time too! Haha I know I miss Europe so much!
€35 per day was more than enough for me, averaging out across many countries in Europe from pricey to cheaper. So if you stick to places in the east it can be less as food and activities are cheaper.
I want To to do everything, not to hot amd not too cold, not heavily crowded, I want to see all and everything, food, shopping ect....
I have traveled through Europe with my parents and yes the prices in Northern Europe are really expensive but if you avoid doing the really covered thing like going up to Grindelwald in Switzerland or going to the top of Eiffel Tower you can save a lot of money without losing on experience
I was so surprised when you mentioned Slovenia 💛 that's awesome ☺️ love you guys. Have a nice day!
Idk I was thinking i would stay for two days at London two days at another town in the UK something like that at I really want to back pack there for 2wks then go back home then the nxt semester go to another country after but I dont want to go alone 😣😥
50 euros? Omg thats 250.000 pesos colombianos, that's all i do in a month
my flights from london to germany was super cheap at about £10
if you want someone to hep you tour Slovenia o can show you places you have never been before. I live in Slovenia btw :D
So do you suggest not booking your hostels in advance even if your trying to budget yourself?
hello raya! I love your videos! are you visiting San Diego anytime soon? 😃
when do you think a good time to go is? Im a college student and the only time to go would be during summer :/
have fun in Europe !! wanna see you guys if we have a chance :)
the thing that stresses me out is how do you know where all the train stations are?? are you staying near the train stations??
OMG THANK YOUUUU! This was one of the most helpful videos I've ran across for learning where to start when planning my trip!
+Olivia McBurrows so glad it helped!! Have an amazing trip 😊
Just landed in Sydney today any backpackers wanna meet up
Thank you so so much!!! I really needed this, right after I graduate I'm backpacking Europe but I needed all this so thank you sooooo soooo much :)
You're welcome! Glad we could help :)
yeah, mhmmm, yeah... mmmm....yeah....mhmhm....mmmmm....yeah, mhmm
I went to Europe in winter everywhere except for Venice was perfect
As much as I would love to not book all my accommodations/train or bus tickets ahead of time, I've found that booking ahead of time is more cost effective. I guess I need to find that balance!
We booked our hostels a couple of nights before getting there and it was only 10-15 euros per night. But we traveled in September when it's much cheaper and a lot less people so maybe it's a bit different mid summer? And we had a monthly train pass so didn't need to worry about booking at all
How much is the monthly train ticket? Sounds awesome! Just really curious?
Niall 09 look at thé interrail web site
Why haven't you gone to Israel yet?
Haha we call that duck egg "balot" hahahhahaha
If you are going interrailing, don't bring a laptop, your phone is good enough. and you don't have to worry about leaving it in a safe place in hostels etc...
great point! I didn't bring a laptop and totally didn't need it. Would have been so much more paranoid leaving a laptop behind in the hostel!
Wow more questions and limited answers.
Nice video/advised raya 👍👍👍
Im from Bulgaria i love you Raya. :p ;)
1st time watching Rayas video
8:37 dont u need to prebook accommodation to get a visa?
Great tips!!! Thank you!!! :)
Bulgaria! ;) :D nice video
Workaway is a fantastic site, happy travels 💫
Go to Ecuador 🇪🇨💛💙❤️ you are gonna love it ✌🏼️ I'm from there and believe me there are many things to do there, and you are gonna love the culture. There are many diversity.
great vlog! Raya
It looks like fun.
Awesome tips fam
i'm going on Interrail in one week :)
3rd
Thank You! This helps a lot!!
Great video 👍
Raya you're lovely. I wonder if the hostels in Europe have age limits. Some of your fans are much older than you and have a way smaller budget 😜😜
I haven't heard of any with age limits? There were people from all ages staying there when I was there (at 18) and I had the tiniest budget imaginable for my backpacking trip haha I bar tended for months saving up for it!
+RayaWasHere Thanks that makes me feel better I'm not as young as I once was lol. I'm glad to hear you encountered people of all ages. Thanks for sharing your videos, I always look forward to seeing them. Lots of love.
PS I'm so excited to see where you go with your channel. Did you see Shots of Awe on UA-cam? They have a video called "the Big Picture" I thought you'd like it. 🙏🏻❤️