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Recent content by JessicaClark

  1. J

    Do I really need to rent a car to explore Samoa outside of Apia

    Thinking of just using buses and taxis to save money but I want to see a lot of the south coast
  2. J

    Upolu vs Savai'i which island should I spend most of my 10-day trip on?

    Definitely split your time, but if you love the big natural sights like To Sua Ocean Trench and stunning beaches, Upolu should get a few more days.
  3. J

    How expensive is an all-inclusive family vacation in Fiji truly?

    It can be expensive, but look for self-contained accommodation and eat at local places outside the resorts a lot, that will save you a ton on food costs.
  4. J

    Is Fiji very safe for a solo female traveler to explore alone?

    I want to wander around Nadi and maybe take local buses but I'm a little worried about traveling by myself what's the general feeling
  5. J

    What is the actual best time of year to visit Australia for great weather

    I want to see Sydney Melbourne and the Great Barrier Reef but avoiding extreme heat or rain is tricky what months are best
  6. J

    Is the Australian visa application for US citizens really just a quick online form?

    Don't stress, for a US passport the Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) is super quick, usually approved in minutes and just linked to your passport, it's mostly hassle-free.
  7. J

    Is public transport easy to use in Santiago

    For a first-timer, Uber might feel easier, but the Metro is very efficient and clean. The downside is that it gets extremely crowded during morning and evening commutes, especially Line 1, so prepare for a squeeze.
  8. J

    Which Buenos Aires neighborhood for a first-timer?

    I actually recommend splitting the difference and looking at Retiro. It’s right next to Recoleta for safety and sightseeing, but it connects easily to Palermo and the more central areas like Microcentro without having to commit to one vibe.
  9. J

    Getting from Sucre to Potosí, bus or shared taxi

    Stick to the shared taxi. The bus is okay for budget but takes way too long, and the trufi is much quicker door-to-door.
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