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Car rides are a great option if you have someone to share expenses with. If you’re doing it on your own, the price of gas that you’re going to spend might be too high, so you should consider either having your friends and family join you or using ride-sharing apps to split the costs.
Tour Transportation
Car rides are a great option for local trips, but you’ll need to spend some extra cash on a rent a car agency if you want to travel abroad. If you’re not willing to do this, check out if there are any tours to your destination, and book one of them if the price tag is lower.
Public Transportation
Public transportation is not a great option for group trips, but it can save you some money if you’re traveling solo. Compare prices of train and bus tickets to the amount of money that you would spend on gas, and figure out which option is more affordable.
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It’s impossible to plan a day trip with someone who isn’t free at the same time as you are. Before hitting the road, it’s important to sit down with your friends and see if your schedules align so you could plan accordingly and figure out the timing of your day trip.
Similar Interests
Day trips leave you with a limited amount of time to explore a single place, and that’s why you should plan them with people who have similar interests. If you skip this step, you might miss out on some of the attractions that you want to explore because people you traveled with weren’t interested in them.
Perfect Strangers
Day trips can be fun even if you embark on them with people that you haven’t met beforehand. The easiest way to do this is to join a guided tour going to the destination that you want to visit and see where the road takes you.
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Day-trip tours are pretty popular with tourists, but they usually cost much more than planning the same kind of trip on your own. If you’re extremely short on time, they can be a good investment, but you should probably skip them if you have enough time to plan your own day trip.
Cheap Ride
Transportation will be the biggest expense of your day trips, and you should try to keep it as cheap as possible. If you’re day-tripping in your home country, make plans with your friends or family to share the expenses. Things can get a little bit tricky in a foreign country, and you’ll have to choose between ride-sharing apps, cheap public transportation, and planning the trip with other travelers or locals you met along the way.
Planning Ahead
Planning your day trip ahead won’t only give you enough time to explore the new place to the fullest—it can also help you save some money. Check local museums, cafés, restaurants, and other attractions, and opt for the ones that fit your budget.
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Traveling too far is not an option when it comes to day trips, especially if you’re driving. Aim for a destination that’s between an hour or two from your starting point because you’ll feel too tired to drive after the whole day exploring a new place.
Getting Up Late
The earlier you get up, the more time you’ll have to discover all the amazing, hidden spots the place you’re visiting has in store. It’s always a good idea to hit the road first thing in the morning.
Not Planning Ahead
Do your research before embarking on your trip. It will save you a lot of time in the long-run and you won’t have to worry if you missed seeing something important during your visit.
I absolutely love that time that comes before a trip, the one you start to plan! I love planning, I'm the kind of person who reads 10 different websites and 3 travel guides, the one who highlits the things to do with coloured markers and every colour has a different meaning. What I love the most is making the list of things I wanna bring with me, which is always huge until I eventually realize I need to leave some stuff at home unless I wanna travel on a big truck. 
When I was younger I was obsessed by planning and I was literally organizing each and every day and hour of my trip. Eventually I learnt to plan just the essential and not worrying about the rest. Cause the beauty of traveling is that: allow yourself to be carried by the circumstances. 
Are you an obsessed planning-weirdo like me or you justleave things to chance? 
Amo alla follia quel periodo che precede il viaggio, quello in cui si inizia a pianificare! Sono una pianificatrice nata, di quelle che prima di partire consultano 10 siti e 3 guide diverse, che sottolineano le cose da fare con i pennarelli colorati, e ogni colore ha il suo significato. La parte che preferisco è fare la lista delle cose da mettere nello zaino, che all'inizio è sempre infinita e di man in mano che si avvicina la data inizio a realizzare che a meno che non voglia partire con una camion di roba devo cancellare qualcosa. Proper Nutrition
The tricky thing about day trips is that you’re always on the go and it’s easy to forget about food and water. Remember to stay properly hydrated by having a reusable water bottle by your side and grab a bite to eat at a local café or two that perfectly fit into your schedule.
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