Going on holiday in InterRail false good idea?

The Inter Rail pass is not unique: it comes in two different large bids. You can choose to travel in one country with what the company calls the "One Country Pass" or throughout Europe with the "Global Pass".

Both passes offer several options with different lengths of trips where a number of days of train travel is associated with an overall length of stay. For example, the "One Country Pass" may correspond to 3 days allowed on a month-long trains. For this offer, prices range from 39 euros to 147 euros to Serbia for Britain. The "Global Pass" is, meanwhile, available for 5, 10 days or even a whole month at a price ranging from 184 to 442 euros.

If InterRail covers virtually all rail networks in Europe to the borders of Ukraine, and even Turkey; it is clear that more holidaymakers venturing south or east, the greater the difficulty in finding links between the cities of their choice. It must ensure the paths himself by taking the bus or a taxi. InterRail offer some special rates for these services, but for Mary, a 19 year old student who left last year with InterRail, "is a bit of a chore to find bus schedules and the number of taxis in countries which one does not speak the language! "

Booking tickets is also problematic. All journeys from the country of origin are not included in the offer pass. Also, if some trains do not require reservations -this is especially true for small régionales- lines, most trips throughout the course must be booked in advance. However, it is not possible to do so, for outdoor trips to France, in French train stations, which makes travel arrangements as necessary to go through the websites of foreign railways.