Travel without a plane or car with No Plane To Go!

The young platform No Plane To Go offers itineraries without planes or cars to embark on adventures across Europe.

Launched this year by Lucie Cossia, No Plane To Go is a platform for itineraries that prioritize hiking, biking, climbing, canoeing, and perhaps surfing. It’s a great way to reshape travel imaginations while addressing environmental issues with simplicity.

As transportation is a major emitter of CO2, No Plane To Go targets environmentally conscious travelers eager for adventure. The project aims to address several challenges: the growing desire among travelers to reduce their environmental impact and the lack of tools and resources to organize low-carbon itineraries in a simple and quick manner. To address this, No Plane To Go offers a variety of itineraries for free, all without planes or cars, each leading to the starting point of a specific activity, with the intention of simplifying travel organization as much as possible.

The journey begins at the research stage

Because the journey is just as important as the destination, users can customize their search based on several criteria:

• The type of itineraries: the cheapest or the fastest
• The departure city: Paris, Marseille, Lyon, or Bordeaux
• The type of activities: hiking, biking, climbing, canoeing, and surfing

For 39.99 euros, the platform also offers users exclusive access to:

• Additional off-the-beaten-path itineraries across Europe
• Discussion groups led by enthusiasts to find good deals, advice, or travel partners
• Discounts with partners like equipment rental companies or event organizers

The initiative is clever enough to deserve a look and especially a little support. Premium access is available for pre-order.