Travel tools
The services worth having sorted
One sentence each, so you can see in a glance what a tool is for. We only list services we would use ourselves, and some of these links earn Wayfare.live a small commission — the price you pay stays exactly the same.
Stays & flights
Start here: the two costs that decide the shape of the whole trip.
Booking.com
Searches hotels, apartments and guesthouses with live prices and free cancellation on most rooms.
Open Booking.comAviasales
Searches hundreds of airlines and agencies for the cheapest dates and routes to your destination.
Open AviasalesKiwi.com
Builds clever multi-airline routes that normal flight searches never show, often for a lot less money.
Open Kiwi.comGetting around
Airport arrivals, intercity hops and the freedom of your own wheels.
Welcome Pickups
A local English-speaking driver meets you at arrivals for a fixed price, with your flight tracked for delays.
Open Welcome PickupsGetTransfer.com
Post your route and let drivers bid against each other, so you compare real offers before you pay.
Open GetTransfer.comKiwitaxi
Pre-booked airport and intercity transfers at a price fixed in advance, luggage and child seats included.
Open KiwitaxiGetRentacar.com
Car hire from local suppliers with flexible deposits — handy for young drivers and smaller destinations.
Open GetRentacar.comAutoEurope
Compares the familiar international car hire brands with a best-price guarantee for longer road trips.
Open AutoEuropeBikesBooking.com
Rents bikes, scooters and motorbikes — the fastest way around islands and cycling cities.
Open BikesBooking.comTickets & experiences
Book the famous sights before you go; the queues are the part people regret.
Before you leave
The small things that quietly save a trip when something goes wrong.
When flights go wrong
Delayed, cancelled or overbooked? You may be owed money you never claimed.
Not sure what your trip will cost?
Get a realistic estimate for your dates first, then book the pieces above around it.