Travelling
Travelling as newly diagnosed or with chronic illnesses can be challenging.
- The first port of call when planning your overseas trip is to visit your General Practitionare (GP) and specialist consultant to discuss your plans.
- Your GP and specialist consultant will be able to give you an expert opinion on whether you should travel. If necessary, your specialist may recommend that you wait until your condition settles.
- It's a good idea to discuss any vaccinations that may be required at this appointment.
- Ask your GP for a list of your condition(s) and the medications that you are taking.
- If you avoid taking certain medications, then also request a list detailing why, for example because of allergies or because you know that one drug interferes with another.
- If you suffer with serious allergies and are prescribed adrenaline auto-injectors you MUST carry it with you at all times as these can help stop an anaphylactic reaction becoming life threatening, also you and your GP MUST inform us! As we would like to be preparred too!
- Pack all the above information and bring it with you, as you need to share it with a health professional when you arrive. Please visit the: The Gov.UK website features comprehensive country-by-country travel and health advice, so it's worth checking this while you're planning your trip.
Travel Insurance
- If you are in Europe, the European Health Insurance Card-(EHIC) entitles you to free or reduced-cost hospital treatment. This card is not an alternative to travel insurance. You will be asked to provide a copy of this card and a copy of your travel insurance if you are deemed to be safe to take up the treatment, we will not accept you without these vital documents. You will need to provide this card along with your own insurance details. The EHIC, presently do not have any supporting information regarding BREXIT.
- We will need to be advised by your insurance company where should you be taken if you become unwell, this will be discussed prior to your date of flight.
- Keep all your documents in one place and ensure you know in advance whom to contact if you feel unwell.
- Your main contact in Hungary will be The Volcanic Vascular Health ONLY
Car Rental
Rent a car
https://budapest-international-airport.com/transportation/airport-car-rental/
https://www.debrecen.hu/en/tourist/rent-a-car/
It is recommended to download the Hungarian road map onto your mobile as well as be aware of the Hungarian zero alcohol policy when driving.
Site seeing and re-connecting with Nature
Walking tours in the nature and exercise sessions in the fresh air
This is a group for people and families who enjoy walking in the forest.
Physical activity can help in treating and managing many serious conditions- improves control of blood sugar in patients with type 2 diabetes, even in the absence of weight loss, and can also improve overall fitness.
Visit Budapest
The capital of Hungary is Budapest and should be the number one on your travel bucket list.
The city setting is stunning with a rich architectural and historical heritage: it offers an unmatched combination of culture, blooming gastronomy and the advantages of thermal waters and world heritage sights. The pearl of the Danube is not only the best European destination, it is also one of the most beautiful and safest cities in the world.
Visit Eger
A trip to the historic city of Eger to taste its world-famous wines and wander its Baroque streets. The second largest city in northern Hungary, you will visit castles and minarets before enjoying wine, food and exquisite Hungarian hospitality.
Local arts, crafts, customs and participate in activities
We will introduce you to local the area called "Palóc" that every village has its own costume with different patterns. You can see the variablility via the 30 dolls folk costume. For example, the collection has show-piece that wears a costume of a bride and another that is wearing the costume of a bride and groom, or you can see a mother who is rocking her child in a cradle.
All of these dolls show us the rustic lifestyle.
Accommodation
What to expect and things to do
What to expect and things to do
What to expect and things to do
Take in a views. Experience great outdoors. Take in some history. Pamper yourself and relax in the Turkish bath and the many spas.
Explore Relax Recuperate
What to expect and things to do
What to expect and things to do
You can book rooms individually or book multiple rooms: for family getaways or personal retreats or exploration