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Thanks,also for your feedback

You can certainly go on top of the cable car, it's actually great fun for kids. Then it's really up to you. You can take the 4x4 bus as I did in the video, that's easygoing. From there you can do an easy walk around led by the guide. The other crater on the way back requires a bit of a climb which I would not do with a 2y old kid but you can easily skip that. WHerever you go you will have an amazing view. Enjoy

It is, but you need to make sure the renter allows to take the car outside Spain. There is usually an extra fee (around 50 Euros, but it could be less). Check the rental conditions. It’s all mentioned there, at least on the website I suggested in the video description. Enjoy your drive 🚗

Thanks Jo, you are 100% correct. I did realise the mistake too late, but unfortunately, UA-cam doesn't allow you to "modify" the video.. I wrote it in the video description in big letters, that usually helps. I agree on insuring before the trip Cheers

Thanks. Yeah, you can still find some genuine people

No worries. Enjoy Tuscany 👍

No worries. Enjoy Tuscany 👍

www.centrometeoitaliano.it/meteo/sicilia/catania/etna+rifugio+sapienza/ is a good source. Keep in mind that things can change very quickly, so dress in layers 😜 enjoy your trip

Thank you so much!!! We are arriving this Sunday 😎

@isabellnorris8265 enjoy!!

The guide is right. The other side has less people around being not as popular and accessible. They are both fantastic

Sad truths unfortunately. But you missed so much. Like gigantic potholes, like a highways being a joke, with 110 speed limit, tolls you can only pay with cash, and one of lanes closed for maintenance every 10km, etc. Seriously I've never enjoyed driving around so little as in Sicily...

Me too. 😔

I would book for a one to one guide. Otherwise, just show up. I would book in mid-July to August, the peak season

Stefano Ferro Thank so much for the quick response and this very helpful video. What do you mean by one on one tour? We will visit in the last week of June & will have a rental car. I prefer to be more flexible and not book a „big“ tour where u meet a guide & other people somewhere in the city and start traveling up to Etna (gondola & bus) all together. What is the name for the hike (destination) you did? Grazie

@isabellnorris8265 yeah, sorry, let me explain better. Renting a car is a fantastic idea. There is only one way up. You arrive at the gondop base and buy a ticket for the summit. This means, cable carl, then 4x4 bus to a mid point and then there is a group guide that takes the bus group (20 people) to a further point. That's what you have seen in the video. Alternatively you can book a guide just for you (1-to-1). It costs considerably more but you can arrange the day you want

No worries 👍

No worries 👍

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Hi Jesmine, I think you have 3 options. Minivan (e.g., Fiat Talento, Peugeot Traveller, Ford Tourneo Custom): Pros: Spacious, flexible seating, ample cargo space. Cons: Larger size can be challenging in narrow city streets. Large MPV (e.g., Volkswagen Caravelle, Mercedes-Benz V-Class): Pros: Comfortable seating, good legroom, decent luggage capacity. Cons: Can be expensive to rent. Large SUV with Three Rows (e.g., Toyota Highlander, Ford Expedition): Pros: Good balance of passenger comfort and luggage space. Cons: Slightly less luggage space than minivans, higher fuel consumption Enjoy your trip!!

@@StefanoFerro thank you Sir!!

Cheers

If you prefer to stay closer to your friends in West Palm Beach but still want a lively atmosphere, West Palm Beach itself offers plenty to do. However, if you're willing to drive a bit, Fort Lauderdale and Delray Beach are excellent alternatives that offer a vibrant social scene without the possibly overwhelming vibe of South Beach. Enjoy your trip

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No worries, mate. Enjoy

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I highly suggest walking. There is a bus but the timetable is not that reliable. This bus actually stops twice in town, but only if seats are available, so I personally suggest going to the main station if you want to be 100% sure to catch it

Great road trip!! The easiest would be to rent the car in Civitavecchia. From there, you can drive through the beautiful Lazio and Tuscany countryside to Val D'Orcia. The issue is that usually they have a limited availability, but if you find the right car for you, I wouldn't hesitate to start my trip from there. Have a look at my suggested website to book a car, you may be lucky. The alternative is Rome Fiumicino Airport. There is much more availability and better prices, but you would need to go there from the port, and the way to Val D'Orcia through the highway is not as scenic. I wouldn't go to Florence to rent a car. Val D'Orcia is between Rome and Florence, so you would make your trip much longer, back and forward. I hope I was able to help out. Have a great trip

I'm glad it was helpful!. Thanks for your feedback Enjoy your trip to Spain 🇪🇸

Romantic because the historical centre is so beautiful but not as touristy as the other cities in Tuscany. Still expect narrow lanes, cobblestone streets, local tavernas, etc. Another town you should consider between Rome and Florence is Orvieto. It's in Umbria, just a few km from Tuscany. I love it. It's located on top of a small hill reachable with a sort of cable car from the train station. The old centre is once again so beautiful. Enjoy your trip

AutoUnion, addCar, OTO, Sixt are all good. Check the contract and make sure all the damages are included in the picture. Remember to take photos and videos at the pickup. I would stay away from Malta First Car Hire and Surprice Car Rentals although their prices are awesome (in fact, too low to be true). These days, I generally book my cars from DiscoverCars (mel365.com/CarRental), a sort of Airbnb for cars, I go only for rental companies rated 8 or above. Enjoy Malta

Not based on my experience, just 2 suggestions. You would require a permit. If you don't have one, take extreme caution 😉 . Don't land on the magnetic volcanic ash. It would very likely damage the drone

@@StefanoFerro where do I Can score a permit in Italy?

@@stefanvdh7658 It depends on the size of your drone. I suggest checking out drone-laws.com/drone-laws-in-italy/ a good place to start investigating. For the permit, you should check www.enac.gov.it/

Thx.I have a Licence from EASA,that is an European licence.Drone is still the original Mavic Pro from Dji.

Thank you so much again!

The walk is around 20 minutes, based on where you are around in Brera. Public transport opens at 5am so it's not doable. Or book a taxi well in advance. Enjoy Milan 👍

@@StefanoFerro I stated that incorrectly. We need to be at airport early for a 9:40 flight back to US…..I’m guessing we need to get to airport by 6:40 am for intl flight

@liebet9491 good planning. Last time I went to Miami from Milan it took a really long time. There is a special area for US check in too

There may be. Some providers have a 19y others 21 y old policy,.but it depends. I wrote more about on mel365.com/how-old-do-you-have-to-be-to-rent-a-car-in-spain/

Enjoy 👍

which car rental? thanks

@Snappie7 I usually rent from the link in the video description. There are a few companies rated by customers, a sort of Airbnb for car rentals. I go for rated 8/10 and above. 9 even better. Enjoy your trip

Great!! What are your movements next week?

Indeed. We should catch up. Long time no see

They change regularly. There are a few common to most countries like you cannot use it over events, for example, and others more specific. I suggest you check the official websites and not trust any suggestions or comments on social media. All the best for your trip 😜

Thank you for your advice. I will check the ENAC website.

Thanks. You made my day 💛