How to Tour Europe by Bus
A bus tour is an easy and stress-free way to see Europe. You don't have to worry about directions, renting a car or driving on the "wrong" side of the street. Today's bus tours are not the "Twelve Cities in Twelve Days" tours of old. In additional to the general tours, you'll find tours that specialize in one region and in a particular interest or sport.
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Splurge on a deluxe bus tour of Europe. A bus tour of Europe doesn't have to be a budget vacation. A number of companies, such as Travcoa, MaupinTour and Abercrombie & Kent, offer luxury experiences via motorcoach. Amenities include meals and special events at private homes and castles, well-appointed and plush coaches--with reclining seats, enroute movies and personal sound systems.
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Take a bus tour of a specific region. Immerse yourself in the culture of one country or region with a bus tour that concentrates on a relatively small area. Such tours generally include several multi-night stays, thus giving you a chance to see more than just the top attractions. Several companies offer a single country bus tour, including Trafalgar Tours and Colette Vacations.
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Travel with a group of friends or schoolmates. A bus tour of Europe is a great way to travel with a group of friends, church members or schoolmates. Most coaches accommodate around 40 passengers and discounts are generally offered for groups chartering the entire bus. Plus, you get the added benefit of being able to share your adventure with your pals. Most European bus tour companies offer some kind of group discount.
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Sign up for a sports-related bus tour. Another variety of a European bus tour is one that focuses on a single activity or sport, such as hiking, skiing or biking. On such tours, the bus takes participants to a designated route and then meets them at the end of the hike or bike tour. The bus carries all of the gear and luggage. One particularly good sports tour company is Butterfield and Robinson.
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