Objective assessment.

A few days before the trip, I plunged into complete shock, as you can read in my other reviews. I uttered such a phrase that this is my first and last trip with the Accord. Perhaps this is so, but by no means because of the errors of the Accord. So, the visa, which we doubted, was given to us. Let and two hours before the departure of the train - but they gave it. Upon arrival in Lviv, we were met right at the carriage, explained where to go. There were a lot of buses, but it was easy to get around. I met the guide, we left almost on time, the delay for several minutes was the fault of one tourist. In fairness, I want to say that this was almost the only delay in the entire trip. Natalya Kalashnikova, our guide, told us something all the way. Where so much strength comes from, how the voice didn’t sit down - I can’t imagine. They crossed the border quickly, because they were the first. The move was long, the air conditioner broke down on the way, the ride was uncomfortable for a couple of hours. However, our drivers were able to adjust it, and later it was completely repaired. One "but" was that they repaired it at a gas station in Hungary at 12 o'clock in the morning, when everyone was terribly tired. Perhaps there were reasons for this, we don’t know about them, but I think it was possible to organize it somehow more logically. However, there were no other hitches. I repeat once again that Natalya organized everything very clearly all the way, told, showed selections of films, including those about the life of great people, songs of the peoples with whom we got acquainted. Not all of this is to everyone's taste, but it has a place to be for the sake of laughter (if - German songs - they still make us laugh), and for the sake of enlightenment, and for the sake of expanding our horizons. At first I was skeptical about such films, but then I became interested. And learn more about the country, and about the culture, and about the heroes. There were also feature films made by this or that country, which would be to everyone's taste. In any case, I think that the guide here did not do 5, but 10 on a five-point scale. We were given dictionaries for every country we visited. We did not use them, but for the sake of interest we studied. I went with a girlfriend, we practically did not attend general excursions, because I would have completely developed my own route. And no one said a word to us (this applies to those reviews where tourists are forced to buy electives). Everything was voluntary and completely friendly. And I was also amazed at how you can so steadfastly maintain composure and good mood. However, our group was quite organized and punctual. There are some comments on the tour itself. It's quite tedious. Perhaps it would be worth revising some countries in the direction of reducing relocations. Nevertheless, I visited all the countries that I wanted to and even those that I did not want to. On the way back, crossing the border was even more painless, for the first time I saw that they did not check luggage at all! In general, what can I say, really EVERYTHING depends on the guide, bus and drivers, as well as the group itself.

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