Our various tours visit more than 30 different countries across Europe. Many use the Euro (€), however there are exceptions that you may visit on your tour, depending on your particular itinerary:
- Austria - Euro (€)
- Belarus - Belarusian ruble (BYN)
- Belgium - Euro (€)
- Bosnia & Herzegovina - B&H convertible mark (KM)
- Bulgaria - Lev (BGN)
- Croatia - Euro (€)
- Czech Republic (Czechia) - Czech koruna (Kč)
- Denmark - Danish krone (kr.)
- Estonia - Euro (€)
- Finland - Euro (€)
- France - Euro (€)
- Germany - Euro (€)
- Greece - Euro (€)
- Hungary - Hungarian forint (Ft)
- Ireland - Euro (€)
- Italy - Euro (€)
- Latvia - Euro (€)
- Liechtenstein - Swiss franc (CHF)
- Lithuania - Euro (€)
- Luxembourg - Euro (€)
- North Macedonia - denar (MKD)
- Monaco - Euro (€)
- Montenegro - Euro (€)
- Netherlands - Euro (€)
- Norway - krone (kr)
- Poland - Polish zloty (zł)
- Portugal - Euro (€)
- Russia - Russian ruble (руб., р.)
- Serbia - Serbian dinar (RSD or РСД)
- Slovakia - Euro (€)
- Slovenia - Euro (€)
- Spain - Euro (€)
- Sweden - Swedish krona (kr)
- Switzerland - Swiss franc (CHF)
- United Kingdom - Pound sterling (£)
Most facilities will accept credit/debit cards, however we do not recommend that you solely rely on cards as there will be times when a computer is down, the machine has run out of money or some other problem arises and cash is not available! It is therefore advisable to always have a small amount of cash-on-hand for emergencies.
It is usually possible to exchange money into the local currency after arriving in the country - your tour leader will be happy to assist you when arriving in a country that requires a new currency, but the easiest way is to make a withdrawal from a local cash machine. By withdrawing from an ATM you will also usually get a much better exchange rate than at a foreign exchange shop/kiosk.
We do not recommend carrying large amounts of cash with you. Most of our accommodation has cash machines nearby where you will be able to draw money using your debit/credit card. Please also make sure that your card issuer is aware that you will be travelling in foreign countries, or you may be unable to withdraw cash.
When exchanging money please ensure that you are not given high denomination notes (for example €200 and €500 notes), as you will find most shops and restaurants will refuse to accept them, and your Travel Chasers tour leader cannot accept them as payment for optional excursions.