Gap Year Transport...
Below are our articles on the subject of Gap Year Transport. If you can't see what you are looking for our other categories are displayed on the left under 'Our Quick Links'...
Accepting Rides from Others
Your transport options may be limited during your gap year, so finding ways to cut costs and travel with friends may lead you to accepting rides from others. While...
Investing in a Bicycle
Many gap year travellers find that they need to get around during their travels but renting a car is not an option and public transportation does not necessarily go...
Renting a Car Abroad
Having a car abroad can seem like a gapper's dream: suddenly you can go where you want, when you want and stay there for as long as you want. But buying a car for...
Travelling by Bus or Coach Abroad
Buses and coaches are a fantastic way for gap year travellers to cover a lot of ground while spending just a little bit of money. Most countries run a national bus or...
Travelling by Car Abroad
Travelling by car abroad is a great way to take control of your trip and master your own destiny, but private car hire can be both costly and time consuming. Even if...
Travelling by Motorbike
In many areas of the world travelling by motorbike is a popular option – even for families with multiple children! As a gap year traveller you may find yourself in a...
Travelling by Plane
The vast majority of gap years incorporate at least some travel overseas, and the wonders of modern technology mean that boarding a plane is more than likely on any...
Travelling by Sea on Your Gap Year
Depending on where you journey on your gap year, chances are that you may end up travelling by sea at some point. Whether you take the ferry to France, dart between...
Travelling by Train on Your Gap Year
Travelling by train often brings up mixed emotions. Some find trains to bring a dollop of old fashioned glamour to their travels, while others think of them as outdated...
