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Swiss Vignettes
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The car one below the rear view mirror central, and the caravan front left window. Be very carefull with them they are a fit once, and sellotape is is NOT allowed if you change your windscreen then you can get a replacement sticker , I am not sure how though.
As I remember the instructions and diagrams are on the Vignette. You can purchase fuel at some self service fuel pumps in Euros, put the notes in and the pump stops automatically. The German Swiss are stricter than the Italian or French Swiss. Do not drop any litter, even accidentally, they are incredibly clean in the north. Cheapest places to eat when out are their Bakeries. An ice cream can be more expensive than a beer or wine. Wine and beer is cheap to buy in the supermarkets. Trains and buses run spot onto the minute , small dogs less then 5kg can travel free.
As I remember the instructions and diagrams are on the Vignette. You can purchase fuel at some self service fuel pumps in Euros, put the notes in and the pump stops automatically. The German Swiss are stricter than the Italian or French Swiss. Do not drop any litter, even accidentally, they are incredibly clean in the north. Cheapest places to eat when out are their Bakeries. An ice cream can be more expensive than a beer or wine. Wine and beer is cheap to buy in the supermarkets. Trains and buses run spot onto the minute , small dogs less then 5kg can travel free.
Have a good holiday Ste6t9.
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Easy peeeeesy , Excellent mate .
Have a good trip .
P.s. don't use your phone internet on the ferry as you will be charged massive amounts , when i thought WhatsApp was free , until it bounces of the ships satelite signals , £4o later.....
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Have a good trip .
P.s. don't use your phone internet on the ferry as you will be charged massive amounts , when i thought WhatsApp was free , until it bounces of the ships satelite signals , £4o later.....
!!Craigyoung said:Easy peeeeesy , Excellent mate .
Have a good trip .
P.s. don't use your phone internet on the ferry as you will be charged massive amounts , when i thought WhatsApp was free , until it bounces of the ships satelite signals , £4o later.....
Good point there, Craig, especially as Ste has teenagers that "NEED" contact.
Re: Ferry mobile charges.
I very nearly got caught out recently on a Cairnryan - Belfast crossing.
On some ferries you can get free wifi after logging in to the ship system (in my case this did not work as it should have with Stena Line, don't know why).
On some P&0 ferries you may get first 30 minutes free or there may be a £3.00 charge for the duration of the crossing, depends on the route and ticket class.
On some crossings (depends on routeferry company) the charges can be higher and I have seen £12.00 being charged for some crossings.
And with some companies a 'Premier' class type ticket includes wifi, check that if it includes all members in a group booking.
I always check at the onboard reception desk first if I have not pre-booked wifi.
I always switch off data roaming when on board unless I am absolutely sure of all costs.
I very nearly got caught out recently on a Cairnryan - Belfast crossing.
On some ferries you can get free wifi after logging in to the ship system (in my case this did not work as it should have with Stena Line, don't know why).
On some P&0 ferries you may get first 30 minutes free or there may be a £3.00 charge for the duration of the crossing, depends on the route and ticket class.
On some crossings (depends on routeferry company) the charges can be higher and I have seen £12.00 being charged for some crossings.
And with some companies a 'Premier' class type ticket includes wifi, check that if it includes all members in a group booking.
I always check at the onboard reception desk first if I have not pre-booked wifi.
I always switch off data roaming when on board unless I am absolutely sure of all costs.
Well done mate .
Looking good . Cant quite see the van !!! 😉 Do you think you will be as stressed as you were this time for when you go away next time or piece of cake for next time ! B)
Looking good . Cant quite see the van !!! 😉 Do you think you will be as stressed as you were this time for when you go away next time or piece of cake for next time ! B)
Anseo said:
A what or a what ?! I don't know what they are when on holiday !!
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