Neck pillows
Last Updated: Feb. 16, 2011
Up all night, sleep all day? Although there is some awesome scenery along the way and its a great time to catch up with diaries, postcards as well as your travel companions, most people, no matter how hard they fight it, end up sleeping on the bus. A neck pillow may be one of the best investments you make all tour.
Neck pillows….because you probably will sleep on the bus…and the airplane for that matter.
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Does anyone know how much they are selling the inflatable neck pillows and sleeping bags for at the Contiki basement? I’m thinking about buying at home but if they’re not too expensive at the Basement then I’d love to buy them as a souveneir!
Explorer1116792
posted on May. 13, 2009
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Does anyone know how much they are selling the inflatable neck pillows and sleeping bags for at the Contiki basement? I’m thinking about buying at home but if they’re not too expensive at the Basement then I’d love to buy them as a souveneir!
Explorer1116792
posted on May. 13, 2009
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I am just wondering whether or not we can leave items on the bus, like a pillow, while we are out and about. I have one of those bean filled pillows for travelling but wasnt sure if I would have to carry it around all day when not on bus. Does anyone know?
Explorer1094994
posted on Mar. 31, 2008
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