By traveling the world permanently for the last years we have learned a lot. And we have made many mistakes. Mistakes in the form of way too expensive hotel rooms, flights, and taxi fares and mistakes that have cost us a lot of time.
With this page, we want to help you avoid making the same mistakes as we did. We are going to help you save a lot of time searching the internet for the best fares and show you how to find the best hotels, airlines, bus tickets, taxis and whatever else you need to make your next nude vacation a perfect one!
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Accommodation
Our all-time favorite when it comes to getting the best hotel deals. Booking.com has over 1 million properties to choose from, including hotels, apartments, B&B’s and we believe they list the most naturist resorts as well (although there are not many). You get free cancellation until a couple of days before arrival and the best price guarantee.
Agoda is one of the fastest growing online hotel platforms worldwide, listing over two million hotels and accommodations. It’s definitely worth checking if you’re looking for a place, especially because it gathers deals from different websites. Including Booking.com.
We find Hotels.com not as good as Booking.com but they have the advantage that for every 9 nights you book you get the 10th night free (not on all accommodations though). We love free stuff and that’s why we check this website from time to time.
The world leader in private home and apartment rentals with about 2.5 million listings around the world. This is, in particular, an interesting option for the nudist traveler who doesn’t like to stay at nudist resorts. On Airbnb you can rent complete apartments and houses as small or large as you prefer where you can be comfortably naked in all privacy.
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Flights
Skyscanner is the most famous website of its kind and one we use all the time. We can honestly say that for about 85% of the time they will give the best deal. Some other options we like are that they have the “Anywhere” option as a destination in case you want to surprise yourself (or you want the cheapest getaway ever) and that they allow you to search on flexible dates or even full months to find the best deals.
Less famous than Kiwi.com and Skyscanner, but definitely worth a mention: JetRadar. They regularly give us the best deals and although the search options on the website are a bit limited, the app does a great job!
Train, Bus and Taxi
When traveling through Europe, the train is often the most comfortable and very fast way to get from one city to another. But if you don’t plan this well, you can lose a lot of money on expensive train tickets. RailEurope compares schedules, fares, maps, and rail passes for over 50 different train companies across the European train networks.
BusBud is the top resource for finding bus tickets in North America, South America, and Europe. They currently operate in 80 different countries and have more than 2 million routes. There’s no need to search the internet to find crappy bus line websites in some language you only half understand, no need to enter your credit card details in those crappy websites.
If you’re planning to travel around Europe on the cheap, you definitely want to look into FlixBus as well. They created the largest transport network in Europe, covering 26 countries and serving more than 60 million passengers.
Taxi & Airport Transfers
Intui.travel is one of the world leaders in bringing people comfortably from the airport to their hotel, or whichever place they have to be next. They help you organize transfers in transfers in 20 000 cities in 153 countries, with 165 types of vehicles ranging from economy shuttle buses to LUX cars, limousines and boats.
Another large agent for airport transfers is HolidayTaxis. They are an award-winning global ground transportation company offering airport transfers in over 21,000 resorts and cities in 133 countries worldwide. Great value and highly reliable, with vehicle types to suit every budget and party size, from shuttles to private taxis to large coaches.
Taxi drivers are infamous for ripping off tourists. It’s sad but true. They charge additional costs, take you for a tour around the city when your hotel is actually just around the corner and horror stories exist of people being robbed by their driver. Uber is the perfect solution to that. They are cheaper than a regular taxi and there isn’t even a physical exchange of money.
Car and RV Rental
Orbit Car Hire is a very young company and they are working very hard to become one of the top car rental websites. We’ve used them to book rental cars for a road trip through France and can definitely recommend them because of their great offer, easy to use website and excellent service!
Different websites work with different car rental companies and receive different deals. It’s sometimes hard to see the forest through the trees. We have done several tests with these websites for all around the world destinations and Economy Bookings overall gives great deals.
Rentalcars.com only works together with the best rental car companies and therefore their prices are sometimes higher than Economy Bookings or Hotwire. Nevertheless, we have been able to find some great deals on this website.
Next in line is Auto Europe. Unlike the name suggests, they help you find excellent car rental deals all around the world, in more than 20 000 locations spread over 180 countries.
Outdoorsy is a new type of RV rental platform. Not only can you rent authentic RVs around the world, they also have the option to rent out your own RV during times when you don’t need it and while it’s sitting on your driveway anyway. Outdoorsy is safe, easy, fully insured, and has a great local selection. They are free to join and have no membership fees of any kind.
Travel Insurance & Help
What started as a small insurance company for long term backpackers has grown to a big player on the market. World Nomads have a high emergency and health coverage for residents of more than 150 countries. What makes them very special among others is their very easy to use search engine, you can get a quote, even if you’re already traveling and book right there and now.
Traveling by air is often the easiest and comfortable way to get from one place to another. Until something goes wrong. Airlines are infamous of not giving you all the options that you’re entitled to when your flight gets canceled or delayed. Luckily, AirHelp is here to handle the claim process for you. They have helped more than 10 million passengers understand their rights and receive compensation for delayed or canceled flights.
Local Tours & Activities
We can go on and on about the options that Get Your Guide offers. Tours, cooking classes, skip the line tickets for events or shows, sightseeing buses, day cruises, you name it. Get Your Guide has options all around the world and can make the planning of your activities much easier.
Similar to Get Your Guide, Viator offers all kinds of different tours in places around the globe. Their search options will let you choose from different categories to find exactly what you’ve been looking for. Do make sure to read the comments of your preferred tour before booking because some of the companies they work with tend to be much better than others.
Big Bus Tours is the largest operator of open-top sightseeing tours worldwide, currently operating in 23 cities across the globe. The tours take in all the top sights of each city and you can hop-on and hop-off at major landmarks to explore in your own time. It’s an easy way to see a lot of a certain city in a limited amount of time and meanwhile, you can get off wherever you want for a drink on a sunny terrace.
If you like exploring a place in all freedom and without a guide, but you don’t feel much like walking or taking public transport, you’ll definitely like BikesBooking. They help you find the sharpest rental prices for bicycles, scooters, motorcycles and quad bikes in more than 2000 locations around the world.
