travel group to europe

[frankierx]

I am looking for a travel group for Europe. London, Paris, Spain, or Italy. I am wondering whether I can find a travel club of some sort. Where can I look? AAA?

 

[blackdogdeek]

contiki tours

 

[GTaudiophile]

Eh. Just buy your plane tickets, Eurail pass, and go on your own. You'll have more fun and learn more.

 

[frankierx]

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Eh. Just buy your plane tickets, Eurail pass, and go on your own. You'll have more fun and learn more.

are you sure?

 

[abaez]

I did goahead vacations two summers ago. I paid 2.3k for 2 weeks in london, paris, lucerne, rome, florence and smaller cities in between. Very good hotels (all 3 star and above) plus a tour guide and you had the option to go with a tour guide or go out on your own. All the traveling logistics were taken care of, you picked where to go in each city. It was a very nice experience if you are totally new, but I think I'd like to try it for my own next time. The transit system in europe is so incredibly advanced I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to go off by yourself.

 

[frankierx]

Originally posted by: abaez
I did goahead vacations two summers ago. I paid 2.3k for 2 weeks in london, paris, lucerne, rome, florence and smaller cities in between. Very good hotels (all 3 star and above) plus a tour guide and you had the option to go with a tour guide or go out on your own. All the traveling logistics were taken care of, you picked where to go in each city. It was a very nice experience if you are totally new, but I think I'd like to try it for my own next time. The transit system in europe is so incredibly advanced I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to go off by yourself.

I've been to Spain with my high school class, Paris with my dictator-like aunt, and London/Paris with my a good friend. However I would like to go back to London/Paris and this time I may not have anyone to go with next year. Would it be fun to go on my own? I will be using Rick Steve's and other references of course.