Multi-Country Trips
Multi-Country Trips
Gap years don't have to be about travelling round the world for a solid 12 months. Instead, you can take one or more short gaps, travelling for a few weeks or a few months at a time, seeing a number of countries on one trip.
There's plenty to choose from when it comes to multi-country trips. You could spend a few months travelling around Canada and the USA by bus; or take the banana pancake trail in South East Asia, the perfect place to be from June to August and ideal for the university summer break; or if you're feeling particularly adventurous then you could go on the Mongol Rally, travelling through a number of countries on route to Mongolia. There are so many options it's hard to describe them all. That's why there's this section...
Whatever your age, whatever your budget, this section will give you useful advice on ideas and routes for a multi-country trip, so come on in and explore...
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Thailand
Thailand is one of the most popular backpacker destinations at the moment. It's cheap, easy to travel around and packed full of things to see and do.
There are hill treks up in the north, waterfalls in the east, jungles in the west and the most beautiful beaches in the south. And if you like a party, there are a couple of them too...
Country Expert
Warrick Howard
Warrick is our country expert for Peru. He's been there, he's seen it and he's done it...
Warrick has travelled extensively through South America and his two favourite countries are Bolivia and Peru, which is why he's written an amazing guide about them. He's also written a guide on walking the Inca Trail - make sure you give them a read...
So if you've got any questions about South America then give Warrick a buzz.... he may give you a sarcy comment or two but his advice is usually spot on!
Gap Facts - Morocco
Morocco is situated in North Africa and it is the only African country that is presently not a member of the ‘African Union’.
