I've heard a lot of good things about the Eurail pass, and I'm fairly sure I'll get it, unless someone can come up with a really good reason not to. I may be on the train every few days--or I may not, I don't know, but I definitely want to travel by train instead of plane. (Sleep on the train, ambiance, etc.)
So my question is this, I'll be there for roughly a month, so which pass should I get?
*Youth Flexi Pass, 10-days in 2 months, for $465.
*Youth Flexi Pass, 15-days in 2 months, for $614.
*Youth Pass, one-month consecutive for $634.
I'll be there for just a few days over a month, but I'm making different arrangements for the first and last few, so one month worth of travel would definitely cover me. Since I'm not going for sight-seeing--that's for a later trip--and I refuse to plan anything after I get off the boat in Roscoff, I can't say how much I'll be travelling or how long I'll stay anywhere. Obviously I'll want to spend some nights in bars but you know, I obviously never know. Long story short: I think I would feel safer, knowing I can get anywhere whenever, with the 15-day, but if I'm already spending $614, does it make sense to spend the extra $20 for the total freedom?
What do you think?
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