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This deal is based on 1 person travelling to a number of cities over 33 nights. This deal includes staying in shared dormitories in hostels and a fair bit of travelling, mainly by coach. All coach journeys are around 2 hours or less.

All hostels/hotels have an average reviews on TripAdvisor of 4/5 and up.

I’ve only included hand luggage as lugging around a big case wouldn’t be ideal with the amount of travelling. You can add a case if you wish, it is free on the coaches so it would just be the additional cost for the 3 flights. I’ve included the price of hand luggage on the Ryanair flights.

The cities covered are:-

Poland - Wroclaw/Katowice/Krakow
Czechia - Ostrava/Brno/Prague
Germany - Dresden/Berlin
Belgium - Brussels/Antwerp
Netherlands - Rotterdam/Amsterdam

This deal starts 28th February flying from Stansted to Wroclaw returning from Amsterdam back to Stansted on 2nd April.

There are plenty of other hostels to choose from if you prefer a male/female only dorm or a dorm with less people in it.

28th February - Stansted - Wroclaw - Flights booked through Ryanair - £20.99

Hostel Wratislavia - 4/5 average reviews on TripAdvisor - 10 min walk to centre - 1 bed in 6 bed dorm - 3 nights - Booked through Ebookers - £21.61

3rd March - Wroclaw - Katowice - Booked through Flixbus - £3.99 arrive 1025

Ibis Budget Katowice centrum - 4/5 average reviews on TripAdvisor - heart of the city - private room and bathroom - 2 nights - booked through AccorHotels - £33.07

5th March - Katowice - Krawkow - Booked through Flixbus - £2.30 arrive 0920

Goodbye Lenin Pub and Garden Hostel - 4/5 average reviews on TripAdvisor - heart of city - breakfast included - 1 bed in 10 bed dorm - 3 nights - Booked through Booking.com - £19

8th March - Krakow - Ostrava - Booked through Flixbus - £8.99 arrive 1005

Apartments Ostrava Vitkovice - 4.5/5 average reviews on TripAdvisor - private room / bathroom - 2 nights - Booked through Booking.com - £42

10th March - Ostravia - Brno - Booked through Flixbus - £3.99 arrive 1230

Hostel Cafe Mitte - 4.5/5 average reviews on TripAdvisor - heart of the city - 1 bed in 6 bed dorm - 3 nights - Booked through Booking.com - £49

13th March - Brno - Prague - Booked through Flixbus - £5.99 arrive 1405

Art Hole Hostel - 4.5/5 average reviews on TripAdvisor - heart of the old town - 1 bed in 16 bed dorm - 4 nights - Booked through HostelWorld - £35.16

17th March - Prague - Dresden - £10.99 arrive 1005

Hostel Lollis Homestay Dresden - 4.5/5 average reviews on TripAdvisor - close to bars and pubs - 1 bed in 8 bed dorm - 2 nights - Booked through Bookinf.com - £27

19th March - Dresden - Berlin - Booked through Flixbus - £7.99 arrive 1050

The Cat’s Pajamas Hostel - 4.5/5 average reviews on TripAdvisor - heart of Kreuzberg district - 1 bed in 8 bed dorm - 4 nights - Booked through Booking.com -£60

23rd March - Berlin - Brussels - Booked through Ryanair - €27.51 arrive 0750

Generation Europe Youth Hostel - 4/5 average rating on TripAdvisor - 20 mins from Grand Place - 1 bed in 4 bed dorm (have to book male or female) - 3 nights - Booked through Booking.com - £60

26th March - Brussels - Antwerp - Booked through Flixbus - £3.99 arrive 1200

Antwerp City Hostel - 4/5 average rating on TripAdvisor - heart of the city - 1 bed in 15 bed dorm - 2 nights - Booked through Booking.com £34

28th March - Antwerp - Rotterdam - Booked through Flixbus - £5.99 arrive 1105

King Kong Hostel - 4/5 average rating on Tripadvisor - heart of the city - 1 bed in 8 bed dorm - 2 nights - Booked through Booking.com - £34

30th March - Rotterdam - Amsterdam - Booked through Flixbus - £5.99 arrive 1030

Stayokay Amsterdam Oost - 4/5 average reviews on TripAdvisor - short train ride from main square - 1 bed in 8 bed dorm - 3 nights - Booked through Booking.com £94

2nd April - Amsterdam - Stansted - Booked through EasyJet - £21.23

Total price - £636.27

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  1. physal's avatar
    We did Euorope Road trip last summer with 2 kids. London via euro tunnel - Brugge(Belgium) -Strasburg(France) - Lenk (Switzerland) - Milan & Venice - Cannes (France) - Paris -London
    Total of 15 nights. All booked by Airbnb. Cost around £100/ night. Total cost including travel. Food. Accommodation £ 2500. It took me around couples of week just to plan but it was hell of a fun.
  2. GlentoranMark's avatar
    Roger_Irrelevant10/01/2019 21:19

    33 nights with just hand luggage? How is that even possible?



    I've posted this before but I Inter-Railed twice in my youth and travelled all around the contintent. First time I went to Bucharest to watch my team Glentoran play Steaua, just 3 months after Caucescu was shot. I was also in Yugoslavia just before it broke up. Went to Rome and missed the big daddy by 10 minutes then in Milan to watch Inter play Fiorentina and seen a riot inside the ground. I was in Brussels and had a pint with Hibs supporters and was in Paris, Luzern, Salzburg to name a few.

    I was never stuck for conversation. Everybody could speak English. There are things called launderettes for washing clothes. Some were in the hostels themselves. I sometimes caught an overnight train and slept in the empty carriages, waking up hundreds of miles away in a new destination. I lived like a king in Bucharest while ate bread and cheese in Switzerland.

    I'm 50 now but this is one of the best things I've done in life.

    If you're single go for it.
  4. LukeJohnAshworth's avatar
    Some planning that!
  5. leanneywanney's avatar
    Brilliant, sounds great, now can I pull a sickie for 33days!
  6. Magurdrac's avatar
    devlino25 m ago

    I'm too set in my ways to use hostels by good deal if you're not.


    This.

    I'm very sociable around new people, but I've never fancied sharing my bedroom with 7 strangers haha

    Heat added
  7. Loading.......'s avatar
    aw088 m ago

    can this be done from manchester


    Of course......M6, M1, M25 and M11
  8. Gopher42's avatar
    Gopher421 m ago

    Dude I love you. This is perfect for me.thanks


    Sorry ...not dude..... Young lady, thank you very much.
  9. walsall123's avatar
    More like hell.
  10. sydney871's avatar
    Wish I had the time. Heat for taking the time and research.....
  11. Loading.......'s avatar
    AD77VK10/01/2019 17:39

    It would be nice holiday, If they can provide baby-sitter at every …It would be nice holiday, If they can provide baby-sitter at every accommodation.


    It’s for one person and not suitable for children.
  12. cakelover23's avatar
    Voted Hot for the amount of planning and time went into finding this
  13. robertsclark's avatar
    Heat for finding somewhere called the Cat's Pyjamas! Is there a hostel called the Dog's Boll0cks?
  14. GlentoranMark's avatar
    Roger_Irrelevant10 h, 31 m ago

    That's basically watching football matches, chanting and getting hammered …That's basically watching football matches, chanting and getting hammered though. I'm on about actually going round doing interesting stuff, exploring and meeting normal people.



    Maybe I should mention I was in the Louvre, Cistine Chapel and countless of Churches. I visited Belgrade Zoo (there was nothing else to do in the city) and visited Mozart's house. I met plenty of "normal" people btw, many of who were doing the same thing.

    Just because I made football the reason, you're assuming I have no interest in other things.
  15. AD77VK's avatar
    It would be nice holiday, If they can provide baby-sitter at every accommodation.
  16. mscAUser's avatar
    Do it while you still can... a trip like this will be near impossible soon
  17. Loading.......'s avatar
    GlentoranMark6 m ago

    I've posted this before but I Inter-Railed twice in my youth and travelled …I've posted this before but I Inter-Railed twice in my youth and travelled all around the contintent. First time I went to Bucharest to watch my team Glentoran play Steaua, just 3 months after Caucescu was shot. I was also in Yugoslavia just before it broke up. Went to Rome and missed the big daddy by 10 minutes then in Milan to watch Inter play Fiorentina and seen a riot inside the ground. I was in Brussels and had a pint with Hibs supporters and was in Paris, Luzern, Salzburg to name a few.I was never stuck for conversation. Everybody could speak English. There are things called launderettes for washing clothes. Some were in the hostels themselves. I sometimes caught an overnight train and slept in the empty carriages, waking up hundreds of miles away in a new destination. I lived like a king in Bucharest while ate bread and cheese in Switzerland. I'm 50 now but this is one of the best things I've done in life. If you're single go for it.


    I could almost feel that.....Thanks for sharing..
  18. nothingmuch's avatar
    Wow!
  19. Bizmark's avatar
    Hostels aren't for me and I despise Ryanair but heat for the research and effort.
  20. Misslovely's avatar
    It's a mission not a holiday
  21. Loading.......'s avatar
    neilakabej4 m ago

    Right I’m going to book so if anybody else from HUKD is coming introduce y …Right I’m going to book so if anybody else from HUKD is coming introduce yourself 🤛🤛 we will have fun Specially in Amsterdam


    Is your flat mate staying Home?

    PS don’t overdo the Space Cakes (edited)
  22. Roger_Irrelevant's avatar
    GlentoranMark10/01/2019 21:38

    I've posted this before but I Inter-Railed twice in my youth and travelled …I've posted this before but I Inter-Railed twice in my youth and travelled all around the contintent. First time I went to Bucharest to watch my team Glentoran play Steaua, just 3 months after Caucescu was shot. I was also in Yugoslavia just before it broke up. Went to Rome and missed the big daddy by 10 minutes then in Milan to watch Inter play Fiorentina and seen a riot inside the ground. I was in Brussels and had a pint with Hibs supporters and was in Paris, Luzern, Salzburg to name a few.I was never stuck for conversation. Everybody could speak English. There are things called launderettes for washing clothes. Some were in the hostels themselves. I sometimes caught an overnight train and slept in the empty carriages, waking up hundreds of miles away in a new destination. I lived like a king in Bucharest while ate bread and cheese in Switzerland. I'm 50 now but this is one of the best things I've done in life. If you're single go for it.


    That's basically watching football matches, chanting and getting hammered though. I'm on about actually going round doing interesting stuff, exploring and meeting normal people.
  23. anthony.james's avatar
    deleted97421410/01/2019 22:42

    Problem is that scroungers who have time for this just don t have the …Problem is that scroungers who have time for this just don t have the imagination and curiosity to do it.


    Three of your four deals have massive negative heat. Don't give up your day job.
  24. rob.phillipsFFb's avatar
    Recently stayed in Clink Noord in Amsterdam. I had 1 bed in a 6 bed dorm and it was a really really nice hostel, worked out to £48 for 2 nights so less than £70 for 3 nights. Close to the station (by free 24 hour ferry) highly recommend the hostel
  25. MysterFrugal's avatar
    deleted97421410/01/2019 22:42

    Problem is that scroungers who have time for this just don t have the …Problem is that scroungers who have time for this just don t have the imagination and curiosity to do it.


    I think it's more geared towards someone looking to travel. In my early 20s I was able to get 6 weeks off work (obviously unpaid) and head to the states so it's possible to get he time off if you have a decent boss.

    Or perfect for people taking a year out etc. Now if you were a travel blogger it's perfect. (edited)
  26. deleted1565520's avatar
    Poland is a great country from what I have seen of it so far (Krakow & Warsaw) and the locals are so friendly, in fact we are going back there for the third time in a few weeks, this time to Bydgoszcz and Torun... give it a google, you might be surprised!

    Heat for the effort op, I'm a private room with ensuite and hire car kinda girl, but if you are travelling by yourself on limited funds this is a great option
  27. Loading.......'s avatar
    Zxswqa4 h, 49 m ago

    Great deal but is this a trip around Europe or around central-ish Europe …Great deal but is this a trip around Europe or around central-ish Europe only? You know, like what about the Italy, Spain and Portugal? What about Norway, Sweden and Finland? What about Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania? Etc.


    Can you see the work that’s gone into this? Why don’t you put up a deal doing the Whole of Europe yourself?

    Or even just a deal will do!
  28. misterjohn's avatar
    Rscott9311th Jan

    I've always wondered if staying in hostels aren't you running a risk of …I've always wondered if staying in hostels aren't you running a risk of your personal belongings being stolen? Or are there places you can store your case etc?


    They always have lockers.... and reception will usually also look after stuff.

    I always stay in hostels. I’ve been in many in the UK.... in Austria, Germany, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Poland. (I’m not a youngster, by any means!!). They’re always friendly places.. often full of youngsters (whose presence can recharge your batteries with their enthusiasm)...but also many middle-aged and elderly folk.... and small families too.

    For me, personally, a hotel is a little self-indulgent.... a bit too much like being pampered in a world full of need. But that’s a personal view... and I respect other opinions on the subject.

    I’m seriously considering this as an exciting break. Taking my cameras. A photo-expedition!
  29. Loading.......'s avatar
    Good work!
    Heat.
  30. PHL's avatar
    Amazing effort well done 🔥
  31. physal's avatar
    Thanks for the effort
  32. deleted111963's avatar
    Ryanair + bus = no no
  33. Gopher42's avatar
    Dude I love you. This is perfect for me.thanks
  34. sherific's avatar
    mscAUser29 m ago

    Do it while you still can... a trip like this will be near impossible soon


    Probably just a bit more expensive with the cost of visas.
  35. neilakabej's avatar
    Right I’m going to book so if anybody else from HUKD is coming introduce yourself 🤛🤛 we will have fun
    Specially in Amsterdam
  36. Soulistic's avatar
    +1000 for the effort on this...
  37. mikesloper's avatar
    That's less than my rent for the month! Very much enjoyed back packing through Europe in my 20's on a shoe string. Couldn't do it now though.
  38. ciderno1's avatar
    GlentoranMark10/01/2019 21:38

    I've posted this before but I Inter-Railed twice in my youth and travelled …I've posted this before but I Inter-Railed twice in my youth and travelled all around the contintent. First time I went to Bucharest to watch my team Glentoran play Steaua, just 3 months after Caucescu was shot. I was also in Yugoslavia just before it broke up. Went to Rome and missed the big daddy by 10 minutes then in Milan to watch Inter play Fiorentina and seen a riot inside the ground. I was in Brussels and had a pint with Hibs supporters and was in Paris, Luzern, Salzburg to name a few.I was never stuck for conversation. Everybody could speak English. There are things called launderettes for washing clothes. Some were in the hostels themselves. I sometimes caught an overnight train and slept in the empty carriages, waking up hundreds of miles away in a new destination. I lived like a king in Bucharest while ate bread and cheese in Switzerland. I'm 50 now but this is one of the best things I've done in life. If you're single go for it.


    Just WOW 😳
  39. Rscott93's avatar
    I've always wondered if staying in hostels aren't you running a risk of your personal belongings being stolen? Or are there places you can store your case etc?
  40. GlentoranMark's avatar
    ciderno19 h, 36 m ago

    Just WOW 😳



    My only regret besides not doing it more often was I could have went to Berlin on the first anniversary of the wall falling. I assumed (wrongly) that the East and West wouldn't get on and there would be massive riots so I stayed away
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