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Organizational issue along the route. In order not to tire the children, I want to go to Chernivtsi by train, and then transfer to the bus. Does it make sense to take a ticket not for Kyiv, but for Lvov flight?
Organizational issue along the route. In order not to tire the children, I want to go to Chernivtsi by train, and then transfer to the bus. Does it make sense to take a ticket not for Kyiv, but for Lvov flight?
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Are there direct flights? It's hard for children to shake on trains and buses for so long.
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answered 7 years ago
Direct train Pts expensive and not the fact that there is. The plane is also not budget. A train for a child to enjoy + a bus from the border. But the question was different.
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answered 7 years ago
I suspect that no matter where you land, there will be no difference in price on one flight, but maybe the Lviv flight itself will be cheaper (because the route is shorter)?
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answered 7 years ago
Lviv flight will not be cheaper. You can travel by train to Chernivtsi if you can tolerate the train well. It makes sense to contact the carrier from Chernivtsi, there are just a bunch of buses Chernivtsi - Sozopol, and these buses are very comfortable
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answered 7 years ago
Do you have a bus tour to Bulgaria? If you are from Kyiv, take the train from Kyiv, take tickets in advance to the lower shelves, of course, part of the journey is more comfortable on the train than on the bus, the main thing is not to be late for boarding your bus. We went to Bulgaria from Kyiv 2 times, go for a day. To European countries, we go by train to Lviv, and then take the bus and go, Accord tours.
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answered 7 years ago
then you need to think over the timing exactly. I know that the Kyiv train arrives in Chernivtsi exactly in the morning, and buses to Bulgaria go around lunchtime (approximately). And what about the Lviv train - do not know
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answered 7 years ago
Last year, my vacation was covered ... I seduced my wife's girlfriend on vacation in Bulgaria, bought bus tickets for them, delivered them to the Ukraine Palace early in the morning, loaded them, waved a pen - in a day (26 hours) they were in Obzor. We lost a couple of hours on the Odessa-Reni highway (repair), we arrived without problems, the same way back. This year, it is a pleasure to travel from Odessa to Romania - the road is 5. You get it - a night on the train, docking, then 800 km on the bus. I think it will not be easier, it is better to overcome the path with one "hit", the buses are comfortable, the stops are regular. Think.
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answered 7 years ago
We go to Bulgaria by car, through Chernivtsi. But last year in June we went to Bulgaria by bus (through Odessa, my husband wanted to see the road). We did not like it, there was a piece of the road, that is, a complete absence, only pits. There was one of our buses at the border, they stood on the Ukrainian side for 2 hours. I left Kyiv at 7 am, but 4 am was already in my beloved Kranevo!!!!
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answered 7 years ago
A day on the bus, of course, tin. Especially for a child. We went once, that's enough. And then, we arrived in Odessa, we walked there before sending the bus, loaded at 15.00, at 10.00 we were in Sands. Sooo tedious. At all borders, it was necessary to wake the child at night, and mothers know what it is ...
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answered 7 years ago