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Yep there should be direct buses fron dublin airport to main cities since trains in ireland are shit.

You're not retarded, that's correct.

>>1089625
>>1089624
Thanks

I didn't know, because in Belgium 'Apt' means 'Apartment' , so yea, you never know.

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I've been to Cyprus, great place. Transport between North and South can be tricky without a local, although as long as you're from a politically stable country you'll be fine (EU passport is the easiest way to do it, that way it's easier to get back into the South).

Get a Taxi to Karpasia in the far North East, you won't regret it. There's a monastery right on the tip next to a huge beach (Golden Beach, pic related) which is often empty. The monastery has monks which allow visitors to come in and look at the ancient buildings, amazing, and in the middle of nowhere, in a cove next to the beach.

My only advice is get to the North East and back in one piece, its the most rural and least visited part, and you'll become more interesting if you go there instead of some tourist scum.

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>>1089626
Apostolos Andreas Monastery.

Become cultured, OP. Learn some shit.

>>1089626
>>1089627
Thanks, it looks lovely, will definitely try to make my way up there. As for my passport, I'm from Norway, so not EU, strictly speaking, but travel wise we tend to count as "EU passports" anyway.

Comoros. The Andamans. Zanzibar. Mozambique. Australia.

>>1089517

Just what I was after, something different. Great work.

The Gambia. Pretty underrated in Africa.

If you haven't been already make a detour for Åland I thought it was a nice break from city hoping around Baltic/ Nordic countries

>>1089479
This.
Turku, Åland and Helsinki are great places to go in Finland.

Homemade stuff? Interesting idea; like what?
>Don't pay for transport
>Don't pay for accommodation
>Travel is now free

>>1089518
>Homemade stuff? Interesting idea; like what?
Like bread, vegetables and fruits grown in your garden, home gym, etc...
I mean, I guess which there are a lot of ways to save money for spend it in a journey.

>>1089521
Work your ass off and quit drinking. If you live in the Western world and don't have kids/too much debt, there's no reason you shouldn't be able to afford a couple vacations every year.

>>1089425
go somewhere else. Buy a gas mask.

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>>1089425
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPy6HbvSjfE
Go hike the great wall. Go to the Mutianyu portion not Badaling.

You take a ski lift up to the top from the parking lot. Then you toboggan down at the end of the day. Hike all the way to the end of the restored section. Ignore all of the signs that say end of tourist area. Keep going. Find a cool looking brick to take home. Leave really early, its pretty far from the city center. You can spend all day there.

Hot springs

just driving through the countryside is spectacular enough. if you're going to go north Telluride is worth a stop. also forget about weed on your roadtrip, dingus.

>>1089389
The most important part is the mindset of wanting to get up and go, so you have that sorted at least. Next for the details. Well where are you from? Age/sex? How long are you looking to go away for? Just a long vacation or permananetly?

>>1089390
I currently live in North Carolina. I'm a 22 year old male. This would be an actual move. I'd visit my hometown here and there, but it would be a permanent stay

>>1089392
Okay are you employed at the moment? If so what do you do? Have any savings? What education do you have? Whats important to you in a place where you move? What about yourself, what are your hobbies and interests? Do you want to stay in the US or move to another country? I'm asking so many questions cause your first post was quite vague. I'm guessing from your first post that you haven't travelled much?

I feel you in any case bro, I am about to graduate and I am going to move abroad afterward but cannot decide between two different destinations. I have two different life paths opening up in front of me and its very hard for me to pick either one.

It's Paddy's not Patty's

>>1089369
Check out trolltunga if youre into hiking

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If you want nature, go to the west coast, travel from Bergen and up north to Ålesund, the nature there is god tier

Yes, it sound good, but what typical places must We see. Something about travel from Bergen. What concretly/typical places, we must to see. Mainly we want to see Trolltunga, Trollsteigen, and I think it wolud be good to start from Bergen.

Hiking? /out/. Bring more water than you think, either sneaks or boots depending on terrain, bring food. Make sure the boots are pre-broken in. An extra pair of socks never hurts.

>>1089327
Where do you live? Pretty much every continent has a great location to do some hiking. I suggest starting locally (in your country if you can or a nearby one).

Don't invest a lot into gear until you're really into it, there's a lot of douches who wear $1000 outdoorsy jackets in my city who have never been outside of the city proper. I do recommend getting a good pair of hiking shoes or boots (depending where you want to go hiking). You can get those for $100.

If you want to do pic related you'll have to go to Hobbiton village in New Zealand.

>>1089345
Most laughable and overpriced tourist trap in the whole country, and that's saying something, considering they invented zorbing.

>>1089241
Just take nice pictures of cool and pretty places around the world, be a girl and get a gorillion likes on facey-b. That's a career.

It's really not viable, mate. Unless you're one top-top tier author, you're just going to have to face it.
Here are some points to consider:

1. Find a niche and start a Kickstarter/Indie Gogo
Like documenting X obscure activity around the world and some people might throw money at you. But this requires to be expert on at least 2 subjects (writing+niche)

2. Being a "digital nomad" and working a freelance writer job while living in cheap countries

There's a thread about this right now, check it.

>>1089241

If you're a decent writer, you can probably sustain yourself in the cheaper parts of the world doing freelance work.

What continent were you thinking of?

Try airbnb.com.

relevant but more niched threads:

* >>1088779
* >>1088913

>>1089172
Oh my friend. Bakan diaspora. Well fast, the best way is to snoop around YouTube for lessons. Find a complete series and go by the title, it will describe what is covered. After that surround yourself with media in the language you want to learn. Movies, music and something that's written down.

>>1089273
>being successful enough to be offered a job
>voluntarily becoming a weeaboo