Coastal Italy is not going to be a great choice in January, but Naples is an exception.
My husband and I have a week spare in January before flying out of Rome. I am interested in spending some time not travelling every day at a coastal part of Italy. Ideally, we would also like to catch the fast train to Naples.Credit:Coastal Italy is not going to be a great choice in January. It’s cold, bleak and lifeless and there’s little of the dolce vita with which we associate summer at the beach in Italy. But Naples is an exception.
I am travelling with my adult family. We are trying to find a sleeper train starting in Belgium or Amsterdam that travels through Switzerland and over the alps to finish in northern Italy.The OBB Nightjet NJ403 is a daily service that connects Amsterdam and Zurich, departing Amsterdam at 8.28pm and arriving in Zurich at 8.05am.
My friends and I would like to take an organised tour of Tasmania for about two weeks in February, taking in Hobart, Launceston, Strahan and Cradle Mountain. We are in our 70s, able-bodied and active. Can you suggest suitable tour companies?) has several guided tours of Tasmania and the 12-day Tasmania Complete tour could be right for you and your friends.
We are a group of three adults travelling to Cairo for three days. Could you suggest an itinerary to see the best of Cairo and if possible, can we do Luxor as well?Three days is not so long in Egypt, where things don’t always function as smoothly as they might. Luxor is wonderful but you’ll make it easier on yourselves if you spend those three days in Cairo, it’s an exciting and multi-faceted city with plenty to keep you occupied and engaged.
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