Budget Trips to France

Our recent tour of France, Switzerland, and Italy was nothing short of magical experience and we owe it all to the incredible team at Europamundo. From start to finish, they delivered a seamless, enriching, and luxurious travel experience that far exceeded our expectations. Throughout the trip, the logistics were flawless. transportation was punctual, hotels were 4* comfortable and top quality, and local guides were passionate and deeply knowledgeable. My review would be incomplete without mentioning the names of Silvia and Pedro Most importantly, Europumando made us feel truly cared for.

Good inclusions like boatrides Hotels were not good in some areas eg One in Paris and amsterdam was in the middle of nowhere with no restaurant nearby German Gusano was completely switched off by the end of the trip. He didnt bother about passengers, there were 8 of us waiting in the lobby and he couldnt be bothered to ask if we were waiting to go with him. He left us in the evening at Prague hotel and we had to go to the city centre by ourselves.

Overall the trip was wonderful, and the itinerary and the places we visited were excellent. The included castles, boat, waterfalls and other activities were also great. Logistics was arranged perfectly. Some things for Europamundo to consider: 1. Your Spanish guide speaks for 40 minutes, but leaving the English speaking guide only 5 minutes before arriving to a place. This happened more than once, and specifically with Jonatas Chavery. Overall Spanish speaking passengers were a clear priority over English speaking passengers throughout the trip. We are grateful for the English speaking guides that EuropaMundo provided. Please tell the Spanish speaking guides to give EQUAL time in explaining on the bus. Alberto was excellent and translated immediately to English, so that everyone was engaged, and equal time was spent English/Spanish. 2. We are disappointed the EuropaMundo allows babies on the bus, and that babies are allowed to sit at the front instead of at the last seat in the back of the bus. They are annoying to everyone. 3. We had so many tour guides changes and buses that we did not even have a chance to appreciate them with a tip. Some drivers like Lyon – Tournus were very rude to us and complaint about having to lift the suitcases. 4. All buses should have charging capabilities and wifi. Only one bus had wifi 5. Guides should be instructed to have a comfort stop after each 1 ½ hours of travel. It is unreasonable to expect humans to travel 3 plus hours without a comfort stop. 6. The hotels this time were not as good as usually like is Spain. They were all very clean but IBIS was a disappointment and APPARTCITY was just ok. Breakfast was always excellent. 7. To the smoking guides, they should not smoke while they are talking to us and walking with us drop us. As soon as they drop us, they can smoke as much as they want. We do not need or want to inhale their smelly cigarettes. They also come on the bus smelling like an ashtray. 8. Comments concerning special locations: It was not enough al all 1 hour at Savigny Castle. We were not able to see the magnificent collections. Would be better to allow 1 ½ hours and remove that time from Beaune. You can also remove completely Freiburg and allow more time in Strasbourg or in Triberg. We never got to see Baden Baden or Marseille, we only slept there. Marseille hotel was excellent. Overall this is my third trip with EuropaMundo and I hope to travel again without babies.

The trip was enjoyable. the phase of the tour was ok except that we were not able to fully enjoy the places that we went thru because some would require tickets. Had the agency offered or advised us if they could buy tickets for us in advance, it would have been a more worthwhile.

It was my first time doing this Euro trip. It was worth it to travel around Eu with other travelers. Javier and Manuel are really good. Hats off to them. Keep up the good work More travel soon??

Europamundo caters to mostly Spanish speaking tourists. The tour bus we were in were filled with folks from Latin America. The tour guides are from Madrid so of course they prefer the Spanish speaking over the English speaking tourists. Most of the time, when the tour guides get to translate into English, we already passed the landmark that they were talking about. I just wish they could have split the group and the bus between English and Spanish speaking. It is not only the language barrier but also the culture differences that they have to consider. Also, the meeting point in Amsterdam is way too far. The tour guide could have arranged the meeting point to be in the city center. Not all tourists are tech savvy and has good orientation to go back to where the bus is parked.