Eurail – Which one works for you?

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The Eurailpass is slightly different from the Europass, it includes more countries and you are allowed to travel on consecutive days. The Eurailpass countries include Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. The Eurailpass allows you five days of consecutive travel within a specific time period. This time period can range from fifteen days to three months. The Rail Protector Plan is also available if you suspect that you might lose your Eurailpass. In the event that your pass is lost/stolen, you will be reimbursed for the unused portion of the pass.

The Eurailpass Flexi is the basic Eurailpass except it allows for a variety of traveling durations. You can choose to travel ten or fifteen days within a two-month period. The Eurailpass Flexi is significantly more expensive than the basic Eurailpass.

The Eurailpass Saver has to include two to five people traveling at the same time. No more than five people and no less than two people. You have a choice of fifteen or twenty-one days of consecutive travel within a one to three month time period. The Rail Protector Plan is also available if you suspect that you might lose your Eurailpass. In the event that your pass is lost/stolen, you will be reimbursed for the unused portion of the pass.

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The Eurailpass SaverFlexi is a combination of the Saver and Flexi. This requires a minimum of two people or a maximum of five people traveling simultaneously. You can choose to purchase the pass for ten days of travel over one month or fifteen days of travel in two months. The Rail Protector Plan is also available if you suspect that you might lose your Eurailpass. In the event that your pass is lost/stolen, you will be reimbursed for the unused portion of the pass.

The Eurailpass Youth requires that you are less than 26 years old. This is cheaper than the basic Eurailpass. You can choose to buy the pass with fifteen or twenty-one consecutive days of travel or between one and three months of unlimited travel. The Rail Protector Plan is also available if you suspect that you might lose your Eurailpass. In the event that your pass is lost/stolen, you will be reimbursed for the unused portion of the pass.

The Eurailpass YouthFlexi combines the Youth and Flexi passes. You need to be less than 26 years old. You can travel either ten or fifteen days within two months at a discounted price. So this is basically the Flexi pas at a discounted rate. The Rail Protector Plan is also available if you suspect that you might lose your Eurailpass. In the event that your pass is lost/stolen, you will be reimbursed for the unused portion of the pass.

If you plan on driving, the EurailDrive pass might be what you are looking for. Within two months, you receive four days of travel and two days of car rental. The price varies depending on what type of car you plan to rent. Additional days will also have an extra charge.

If you plan to just explore one country for a long period of time, you might find the single country Eurail pass interesting. You receive unlimited train travel within that country (has to be one of the seventeen countries mentioned earlier - Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland). Some countries are more expensive to travel in than others are. It is much more expensive to travel within the UK than Italy or France. So plan your itinerary and figure out what’s best for your trip.

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