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Annual National Park Pass (includes Federal Recreational Lands) If you’re visiting ca. 3-4 National Parks or several Federal Recreation Areas per year the Annual Park Pass is a real deal… The Annual Pass costs...
Let’s talk ‘Beer’ — Oktoberfest Munich! Sep 22 – Oct 7, 2018 208 years Oktoberfest in 2018! (the 185th in Munich) First things first: The Beer Serving Hours are: on weekdays from 10.00 am...
Mercury Bay acts like a magnet to beach and nature lovers – Places like Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach are well-known beaches among travelers from all over the world and – of course...
All our travel articles regarding the Coromandel region can be found here: The Coromandel Region Overview The Coromandel Region – Take a few days to enjoy this exceptional part of New Zealand – it is...
Kauri are among the world’s mightiest trees, growing to more than 50 metres tall, with trunk girths of up to 16 metres. They covered much of the top half of the North Island when...
You’ll need a boat or a comfortable pair of walking shoes / sneakers to get to Cathedral Cove, one of the Coromandel Peninsula’s most beautiful beaches. The walking track begins at the northern...
Travelling on a budget is always a challenge when it comes to affordable accommodation. Germany offers several options if you are looking for that. Hostels and affordable hotels designed for budget travelers Deutsche Jugendherberge...
Currency Germany’s currency is the EURO. 1 Euro has 100 Euro Cents. Credit Cards Visa and Master Card are the most common credit cards in Germany. Credit cards in Germany are widely accepted, however,...
The postal service in Germany is operated by: DEUTSCHE POST Official names are Deutsche Post AG and Deutsche Post DHL Group. Deutsche Post is the world’s largest postal service and international courier. Post Offices...
220 Volt AC in Germany If you want to operate devices which you bring from your home country, such as notebooks, mobile phone, battery chargers for cameras, camcorders, etc, then you must study the...
Legal drinking age in Germany Legal drinking and purchasing age for Alcohol is age 16 in Germany. If parents are present, the minimum age is not binding (kids could be younger). Drinking in the...
Seating Usually there’s no ‘wait-to-be-seated’. If you enter a restaurant it depends what type it is — in most simpler places you can just go ahead and select a free table. Sometimes you are...
