My Europe and South America dates


LATEST UPDATE: 16/06/2014

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Europe - 22 Countries
 


Turkey (Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus) 2-13 July

*Greece (Athens, Santorini) 14-19 July +6

Albania (Berat, Tirana) 20-24 July

Macedonia (Ohrid, Bitola, Skopje) 25-29 July

Bulgaria (Sofia) 30 -2 Aug

Romania (Bucharest, Transylvania/Poenari Castle/Sighisoara/Bran Castle) 3-9 Aug

Serbia (Belgrade) and Montenegro (Podgorica, Kotor) 10-15 Aug

Croatia (Dubrovnik) & Bosnia (Mostar) 16-23 Aug

Croatia (Split, Parec) 24-30 Aug

*Slovenia (pass through) 31 Aug +1

*Italy 2 Sept - 18 Sept +17
(2-Venice, 3- Venice/Milan, 4-Milan/La Spezia, 5- La Spezia, 6-La Spezia/Florence, 7-Florence, 8-Florence/Pisa, 9-Florence/Siena, 10-Florence-San Gimignano, 11-Florence/Sorrento 12-Sorrento/Pompeii, 13-Sorrento/Amalfi Coast, 14-Sorrento/Capri, 15-Sorrento/Rome, 16-Rome
17-Vatican City, 18-Rome)

*Austria (Viena, Salzburg) 19-23 Sept +5

*Slovakia (pass through) 24 Sept +1

*Hungary (Budapest, Esztergom) 25-28 Sept +4

*Poland (Krakow, Auswitch) 29-3 Oct +5

*Czech Republic (Prague 4-5, Kutna Hora, Cesky Krumlov) 5-9 Oct +6

*Germany (Berlin, Munich/Neuschwanstein Castle, Cologne) 10-14 Oct +5

*Holland (Amsterdam) 15-18 Oct +4

*Belgium (Brussels, Antwerp, Bruges) 19-23 Oct +5

*France (Paris, Bordeuax) 24-28 Oct +5

*Spain (Madrid, Toledo, Granada, Cordoba, Seville, Barcelona) 29-12 Nov +15

*Portugal (Lisbon, Sintra/Azenhas Do Mar, Porto) 13-19 Nov +7

London 20-1 Dec


*Schengen Area

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South America - 7 Countries
3 months starting around Dec/Jan
*depending on which country I flew in to but essentially its a circle

Argentina (Buenos Aires, Ushuaia)

Antarctica Cruise  +10

Chile (Puerto Natales, Torres Del Paine)

Argentina (El Calafate, Bariloche)

Chile (Santiago, Valparaiso)

Argentina (Salta, Jujuy, Tilcara, Humahuaca, Pumamarca)

Bolivia (Salt Flats, Copacabana & Lake Titicaca)

Peru (Puno, Cusco, Inca, Cusco, Huacachina, Lima)

Equador (Guyaguil, Galapagos, Banos)

Columbia (Bogota)

Brazil (Sao Paulo, Rio de Jeneiro, Foz Do Igasu)

Comments

Twilight Man said…
My eyes are green. I am so jealous!




Have fun dude!
10:59 PM
Diana Diane Teo said…
I also so envy. I also plan to travel around Europe again this coming July but sometimes life is not like what we plan, I means I plan..
8:44 PM
Fable Frog said…
wow 5 months! and all the zigzaging on the map! So envious!! I'll be in europe in oct too, but we are heading the complete opposite way (west - east) LOL
10:48 AM
thompsonboy said…
Mr Frog, no choice lar...cause need to make it to South America
2:46 PM
Fable Frog said…
Btw, i thought your route is just perfect. Really covered everything! Can't wait to read about this adventure of yours :)
12:48 PM
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