but I’d like to add a couple of points from my experience. We did a similar trip a couple of years ago with a group of 8 people. We opted for two cars instead of a bus, and it worked out pretty well. One big advantage of going with cars is the flexibility it gives you. If some of your group wants to go sightseeing while others prefer a beach day, you can easily split up without any issues. Additionally, some of the best places we visited were in the countryside, where driving a bus would have been challenging. The roads were narrow and winding, and I’m pretty sure a bus wouldn’t have fit through some of them. On the downside, having two cars means you need two drivers at all times, and fuel costs can add up if you’re covering long distances. Also, the group is separated, which could be less fun if part of the experience for you is everyone being together. So I guess it really depends on your itinerary. If it’s mostly cities and major roads, a bus could be more enjoyable and less stressful. But if you’re venturing into the more rural areas or want flexibility in your plans, cars might be the way to go