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TIPS for DRIVING IN EUROPE

1. If your rental is under 21 days - car rental is generally more cost effective than leasing.
2. Car rental prices vary from country to country - so a slight adjustment of your starting point can save you heaps eg. a 1.4 L Megane picked up in Spain would cost you Australian $60 per day but just go across the border to France and you will pay Australian $45 per day for that same car !
3. If you are under 25 - avoid paying the young driver surcharge which can be an Australian $25 per day by doing a car lease.
4. If you want a minibus, an automatic vehicle or need a vehicle for more than 28 days - look at car leasing which is the tax free program which is sanctioned by the French government to encourage tourism. Leasing includes absolutely everything with no additional driver fees, airport fees and even the comprehensive insurance does not have an excess. Cars can be leased for up to 175 days with prices starting from Australian $24 a day per car. Have a look at
Car Leasing in Europe. We are the only operator that offers leasing with all three companies that offers leasing.
5. Do all that is possible to get a diesel vehicle in Europe as diesel can cost up to a third less than petrol in some countries. Note that with a rental car - you most often will receive a petrol driven car. With leasing you can order a diesel car.
6. If you are taking a rental car - the insurance which is included, does come with an excess of approximately Australian $1,000 and whilst you could take out excess reduction waivers at the car counter - do check your travel insurance policy as quite a few of them offer "Rental vehicle insurance excess cover" - which means you don't have to take out those waivers as your travel
insurance will cover this. Travel Insurance Quote for a quick quote.
7. If on a budget, consider taking a Motorhome instead of a car. This would be your accommodation and transport in one and you can save so much by cooking your own food and making your own sandwich lunches. See www.motorhomesworldwide.com for comprehensive info. Motorhomes are offered in 32 countries.
8. Car hire & Motorhomes are often priced on a seasonal basis whereby the pick up date determines the rate for the entire rental so if you want a car on 30 September - it may be worthwhile to wait one day and start on 01October when the rates drop.
9. If you do a fly/drive package - you often get the car or airfare at a reduced rate. Have a look at www.europeshoppe.com.au
10. Lastly - most companies in Europe charge an airport fee - in some places like Italy, this can as high as 14% of your TOTAL hire cost, so consider taking a taxi to a downtown location and avoiding the fee. Incidentally, airport drop off's do not incur the airport fee.
11. Want to travel to Eastern Europe eg. Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic and your car hire company won't allow it? Start in Germany or Austria and you can or alternatively, lease a car. They allow it with full insurance and no excess.

REMEMBER TO PACK...

Calculator - don't get ripped off with foreign exchange conversions.
Duct tape - great as fluff remover; to seal a box if you want to send excess
baggage home; wrap around a travel bag if the zip breaks or as extra security
Lip balm - lips can dry out especially if you are not used to being outdoors quite so much
Muesli bars - will keep you going until the next meal
Notebook and pen... handy especially for language barriers - draw a picture - a bit like foreign pictionary! When you don't know foreign numbers... at least you can understand written prices & to make notes of when and where you took that photo and to write down details of new friends.
Pedometer - see how many km's you cover in a day
Pocket knife - handy for cutting up an impromptu picnic lunch
Plastic plate or frisbee - useful for your lunch, cutting your cheese, salami, tomato etc and for playing with afterwards...fun on the beach
Pre printed address labels - instead of taking your address book - just peel and stick labels on your postcards
Plastic poncho with hood - looks dorky but at least your hands will be free for taking photos etc whereas an umbrella can be a hindrance - especially in crowded places.
Spare spectacles - easy to replace sunglasses but would you be lost without a spare pair of prescription lenses?
Safety pins - a hundred uses
Travel clock - in case you need to get up early to catch a train, plane or make an early start to avoid the crowds
Torch with fresh batteries - lots of uses
Travel scrabble / cards - impromptu entertainment - great for breaking the ice in a youth hostel!
Tissues ... if not for you, for the kid next to you with the runny nose or sticky fingers
umbrella can be a hindrance - especially in crowded places.
Various sized Glad bags for fruit (squashed banana in your backpack is NOT fun), for leftovers, damp clothes, messy things.
Wet wipes - instant hygiene and ideal for after lunch clean up.
Got any more travel tips? Let us know and we'll pass them on to your fellow
travellers. A windcheater, cap and calculator for the best tip received.

Got any more travel tips? Let us know and we'll pass them on to your fellow
travellers. A windcheater, cap and calculator for the best tip received