What is the cheapest way to travel between Germany, France and Spain?

[jenHenry]

I want to travel in Frankfurt, Cologne, Munich, Marseille, Barcelona, and Madrid. The modes of travel I found were either Eurail Pass or Ryan Air. Ryan air however doesnt land at Marseille. Please help. Also if you have used any of these travel methods, kindly state your experience with them. Thanks.

[AdiChaos]

Cheapest way?
Walk.

[sjonit]

Ryan Air is a cheap no frills airline, they r reliable, but they have hidden charges they whack on when you book, which sucks.

Bus is always gonna be the cheapest.

That Eurail ticket is a good idea, dunno how expensive it is these days.

[beshemoth]

If you can stand the idea of the bus there's Eurolines http://www.eurolines.com Marseille to Barcelona; 33 euro one way. If you book ahead on the internet, blah blah.

Think it was these guys I used overnight from France to Barcelona. It's an overnight bus, it's not the Ritz, seemed efficient and I didn't get stranded anywhere.

[Timmy]

Cheapest way?
Walk.

Beat me to it

[djtoast]

Cheapest way?
Walk.

exactly wrong when you figure in the many nights' accomodation that would be added due to how long it would take.

cheapest way is probably to steal a car, provided the tank is full.

or hitch-hike with lorry drivers, as long as the odd bit of getting murdered isn't too much of an inconvenience.

[beshemoth]

or hitch-hike with lorry drivers, as long as the odd bit of getting murdered isn't too much of an inconvenience.

These days you can just go back to your last save point though, right? Isn't science wonderful.

[Darrenski]

Kate McCanns car boot.

[caitlinjae]

I wouldn't bother with ryanair. You have to factor in all the costs of getting to and from the airport, which isn't always cheap. Rail or bus.