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Getting Around: Transport Guides

How to move around a country: trains, buses, ferries and rental cars, with door-to-door times and what each choice costs you in a day.

Antigua to Lake Atitlan and Flores: How to Plan the Long Transfers

Flexible · Getting around

How to plan Guatemala's long transfers: airport to Antigua, Antigua to Lake Atitlan, and the lake to Flores and Tikal, with operator shuttle times and prices checked in September 2026, the flight versus bus decision, lake boats, the PROATUR routing advice, Uber coverage and three sample days that end before dark.

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Getting Around Cape Town and the Winelands: Car, Tours or Transfers?

Flexible · Getting around

Cape Town is easy to move around in and hard to move around from. The airport options ACSA actually authorises (no MyCiTi bus since 2022), the Foreign Office's airport-road advice, e-hailing and MyCiTi in the city, why the train does not reach Boulders, and car versus tours versus transfers for the Peninsula, the Winelands and Hermanus.

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Taiwan High-Speed Rail or Conventional Trains: How to Plan Your Transfers

Flexible · Getting around

A leg-by-leg method for choosing THSR or TRA in Taiwan, with the worked numbers for Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, Kaohsiung and the airport: door-to-door minutes including the out-of-town HSR station links, fares with the early-bird tiers, booking windows, and whether the THSR passes pay.

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Tenerife Without a Car: Which Parts of a One-Week Trip Are Realistic?

7 days · Getting around

Five of the seven days of a Tenerife week work by bus from Costa Adeje: Teide on the daily 342 with four and a half hours at the cable car, Santa Cruz and La Laguna every half hour, Los Gigantes and the whale boats, Masca on the bus everyone now has to use, La Gomera by ferry. Anaga and the Garachico loop are the parts that do not fit, and here is the January timetable arithmetic.

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