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The Eurail Global Pass Flexi
The Eurail Global Pass Flexi is a good option if you want to explore Europe at your own pace and get to know your destinations without worrying about time expiring on your pass. |
The only difference between the Eurail Flexipass and the Eurailpass is that you can choose nonconsecutive travel days within 2 months.
The Eurail Flexipass gives you unlimited travel in and between Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
If you're under 26, check out the Eurail Flexipass Youth. If you're traveling with 2 or more people use the Eurail Flexipass Saver for additional savings.
* Youth
passes are labeled as "2nd class" or "Youth".Child fares is 50% Adult Fare. To order click on adult price and follow prompts.
Pass prices are in $ USD and are per pass/person.
Details:
- Special Discount fares on
high-speed Premier trains such as Eurostar, Thalys and Artesi.
- Free or discounted travel on
river steamers operated by K.D. German Rhine line for a number of routes on the
Rhine and Mosel Rivers.
- 75% discount on Europabus Lines
(Romantic and Castle Road).
- Free or discounted travel for
regular paddle steamer service on the lakes of Geneva, Lucerne and many other
Swiss lakes.
- Free or discounted travel on
selected ferries such as Brindisi (Italy) to Patras (Greece) and from Ireland
to France or Sweden to Finland.
- Free complimentary timetable,
map, and travelers guide.
Restrictions:
- Age 3 and under travel for
free.
- Ages 4-11 qualify for child
fares (50% adult fare).
- Ages 12-25 qualify for "youth"
second class passes.
- Ages 26 and over qualify for
first class passes only.
- Eurail passes are not available to permanent residents of: any European Country, Algeria, Morocco, The Russian Federation, Turkey, and/or Tunisia
* The Eurail network includes: Austria, Belgium ,Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.
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