Contiki Village
Last Updated: 25th Apr 2013
Contiki Villages are used as accommodation on Concept/Budget Tours and some Camping Tours in Europe.
The cabins at our Contiki Villages have proven hugely popular and for good reason. Our Contiki Villages are situated in exclusive parts of Europe’s top campsites and are very well equipped with shops, bars, restaurants on site. Most are usually within a short public transport ride from the center of the cities and accommodations are in cabins that are usually shared between 2 to 4 people. Facilities vary from campsite to campsite with most sites utilizing shared showers and bathroom facilities while others contain private bathrooms in each cabin and your own towel and sleeping bag are a must on any Concept/Budget Tour or Camping Tour staying in our Contiki Villages.
The campsites where our Villages are located are also home to lively bars, shops with some even having pools, restaurants and a thriving nightlife. Gorgeous beaches and other hot sports are often near by while the cities centers are also within easy reach.
Some of the examples of campsites where our exclusive Contiki Villages are located include:
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Does anyone know where and when the kick start meeting for the european experience tour is? The one that starts april 29
Josh
posted 25 days ago
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I think it’s silly having us stay outside of the city. I feel like I’d be missing out on the action. Though I guess it would be hard to find accommodation for a late tour group in the middle of the city
Sam
posted on 11th Dec 2012
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Are the villages secure and do the doors lock?
gLena
posted on 18th Jun 2010
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Can anyone tell me more information about the villages? Were they semi descent or what?
Explorer1094431
posted on 26th Mar 2008
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