Meine Reiseroute

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In dem Round-The-World-Ticket sind folgende Flüge inkl.:

10.01. Frankfurt - Kuala Lumpur
18.03. Bali - Darwin
29.04. Perth - Sydney
01.05. Sydney - Honolulu
13.05. Honolulu - Los Angeles
30.06. Seattle - Reykjavik
06.07. Reykjavik - Frankfurt

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hallo Sebastian,

ich wünsche Dir viel Spaß und alles Gute für deinen Trip. Lass was von dir hören!

LG Britti :)
9 January 2011 at 12:01
philipp said…
"seattle - reykjavik"

geile route :)
19 January 2011 at 10:58
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