Sentences with phrase «travelling by motorbike»
3 of us travelled by motorbikes.
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The host was extremely kind and even stopped to buy us some supplies in town when it started to rain (we travelled by motorbike).
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Constable Bossey, who was riding the unregistered «L» plated motorbike reportedly got angry by the questions, pulled the journalist out of the car he was travelling in, and physically assaulted him in the full glare of the public.
Hi im mark im 49 single no children looking to meet a lady i trested in friendship and hopefully more.id like to come to shri lanka and meet a lady willing to travel around by motorbike for 3 weeks.
He travels overland from Lake Tanganyika to the river's headwaters on the back of a motorbike, dodging mai - mai soldiers armed with machine guns, then downriver by UN patrol boat, dugout canoe and overcrowded barge.
If you're weary of travelling by bus, it's possible to hire motorbikes in town and drive out to the surrounding villages — but don't expect a map or guidance.
To explore you can take a tour or hire a tuk - tuk, but we preferred to travel independently by motorbike (you could also rent a bicycle).
The going rate for motorbike hire is 75,000 rupiah per day, you'll have to ask for a helmet as they are not automatically offered, and make sure you're covered by your travel insurance.
Motorbike rental is 75,000 rupiah per day, be sure to ask for a helmet as they are not automatically offered and make sure you're covered by your travel insurance.
Once you step off the plane it is just 12.5 miles to Rio de Janeiro's central city area, so you can travel by bus, taxi or rented vehicle (motorbike or car) from there to your chosen accommodation.
Whether you're travelling on foot or by bicycle, motorbike or car, do not enter the road with any expectations whatsoever.
When travelling around by car or motorbike, be aware Amlapura has a series of one - way streets which may see you going around in circles if you miss a turnoff.
Long stretches of the main road are occupied by small local business selling many different souvenirs, handicrafts while money changing booths and ATMS, internet cafes, laundry services, travel agents, car and motorbike rentals and international - style pharmacies fill the spaces in between.
World Nomads has a very handy page titled «Am I covered by travel insurance if I'm riding a motorbike or scooter?»
Travel time between Puerto Princessa and El Nido usually takes 5 to 6 hours by van, 6 - 8 hours by bus, or however long you want with a self - drive car or motorbike rental.
Motorbikes, scooters, RVs, and trucks are probably not covered either, but they wouldn't be covered by a travel insurance plan with rental car coverage either.