FAQ
- What is the time difference between Montreal and Vulcano?
- 6 hours.
- Are there places to eat close by?
- Yes; there are many for your dining pleasure.
- What electrical voltage is current?
- 220 volts.
- What is the local language?
- Italian (English is spoken at the hotel; Laura will be the interpreter at the mud baths).
- Are vaccinations required prior to travel to Italy?
- No.
- What kind of medical care is available to me on the Island of Vulcano?
- There is a doctor available, along with helicopter service, if required.
- What is the valid passport requirement?
- Your passport should be valid for six months from the date of departure.
- Do I need travel insurance?
- Absolutely; you must be fully covered.
- Does your agency offer travel insurance?
- Yes; full coverage.
- What is the currency in Italy?
- The Euro: €
- How does one get change, should one carry American dollars?
- All hotels abroad will change your currency into Euros. You will enjoy the most advantageous rate of conversion by purchasing Euros € directly here in Canada CDN$. Local hotels in Europe are also able to convert funds, as required.
- Should I bring traveller’s cheques?
- Not suggested; you may pay directly in Euros.
- Do most establishments and services accept credit cards?
- Yes.
- What about taxes and such?
- All related taxes to the travel package are covered in the cost of the package.
- Could I get seasick on the hydrofoil crossing to the island?
- Generally not; however rough seas may affect sensitive passengers who may wish to carry anti-nauseant tablets of their choice (i.e. Gravol, Dramamine, Dimenhydrate, Gravamin, etc.)
