Rick Steves Tours - Rick Steves Travel Forum
WEB5 days ago · Rick Steves Tours. A community for Rick Steves tour alums, first-timers and future tour members. Our tours attract fun, flexible folks who often remain friends many years after their "farewell" dinner together. We've created the Rick Steves Tours forum as a place for tour alums to stay in-touch with their tour buddies and share their candid ...
Price comparison between a guided tour vs. booking ... - Rick Steves
WEBJun 6, 2023 · And rounded all the numbers up a bit. Total Cost Single = $2070.00 vs RS at $3670.00. Total Cost for 2 in Double Occupancy = $2710.00 vs RS at $5,990.00. So in Raw Numbers this RS tour is almost twice what you can do on your own, but its impossible to put a value on the intangiable value of a RS Tour. Posted by Pete.
Travel book and Tour recommendations for Japan - Rick Steves
WEBFeb 1, 2018 · Travel book and Tour recommendations for Japan. We are beginning our explorations for a vacation in Japan for the summer of 2020. I would welcome recommendations for travel guides and small group tours for our family (husband and I and are two children 18 and 23). I’m so accustomed to using Rick’s guidebooks that I’m at a …
single tours - Rick Steves Travel Forum
WEBJan 26, 2011 · 588 posts. A Rick tour is fine for a single person. There are always single travelers or non couples traveling. i have been on a Rick tour as a single traveler and never felt out of place. I am taking my 4th tour in May and I am 63. Don't worry --- don't wait ---go! Posted by CL. Salem, Oregon, USA. 01/27/11 11:25 AM.
Boston tours - Rick Steves Travel Forum
WEB12/27/18 05:21 AM. 847 posts. Boston is a relatively small, very walkable city. Most guidebooks will have walking tours you can follow on your own. Places to include would be Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market, the waterfront, the North End, Beacon Hill, The Common and Boston Garden. You can easily see the highlights in one day.
Solo travelers on Rick Steves tours? - Rick Steves Travel Forum
WEBAug 25, 2015 · 3522 posts. On the 10 RS tours I have taken I always went solo. Enjoyed every one. It was always easy to find someone from the group to talk to, have a meal with, or simply wander with during free time. Most tours have had multiple singles, some only a …
What is the best tour to see the vatican - Rick Steves
WEBFeb 9, 2017 · The early entrance tours is the best way to see it, as you will hear the guards saying "silenzioso" "niente foto" to loud cell phone selfie taking tourists at the Sistine Chapel; but we paid $58 for the skip the line tour. I …
Rick Steves tour VS Road Scholar tour -- tour decision made
WEBJul 9, 2023 · The Rick Steves' tour is all 2 night stops. The Road Scholar is 5 nights, 4 nights and then one night near Rome as you head home. The Rick Steves' tour is $4300 for a 10 night tour in September. The Road Scholar is $3500 for …
Least active tours - Rick Steves Travel Forum
WEBOct 21, 2020 · The Eastern France tour is an excellent choice for a less active tour. Having 2 3-night locations is especially nice. The Athens & Heart of Greece is extremely active, that one would not be appropriate. All RS tours can be early morning and/or late at night types, depending on the day and itinerary.
Best Colosseum tours - Rick Steves Travel Forum
WEBJun 15, 2019 · The new Coopculture 3-hr. tours - which include guided narration of the Palatine and Forum as well as the Colosseum - are very attractively priced as well but are only available in English once per day and appear to be selling quickly. Posted by Girasole17🌻. New England. 06/21/19 07:06 AM.