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The area is an attractive place to walk but certainly graded as moderate to difficult would be more appropriate as many areas were challenging, especially the scrambling (I personally enjoyed that but others in our group did not).
Taking a few moments alone and basking in the quiet.
A fine guide but could perhaps be more considerate of the weaker members in the group; this would perhaps not be a problem if graded more accurately.
Flights a DISASTER. Why on earth you use United Airways I can't think. Besides being regularly late there were 2 mechanical problems. After having recovered from our outward journey and feeling positive, we then had to suffer further problems. (Also the cabin crews generally were not particularly pleasant.) Saying that, the time in Peru was very good. The only down side was the long days travelling but I know there is no way around that.
The trek was by far the best part of the holiday, and the superb views driving through the Andes.
Our group leader, Fab(rizzio) was brilliant. He dealt with everything we threw at him, all organisation was excellent. At times some of it appeared beyond his actual remit. He also coped (better than the rest of the group) with a couple of awkward members of the group.
Be prepared for the long road journeys.
Only to say that the representative who met us at Lima when we were a day late, was not the sort of person we needed to see. Instead of being supportive and assuring all was OK, he told us (as though it was our faults) that we would have to pay for our night's accommodation and the rebooked flight the following day.
I loved every minute, as a non walker, found some of the uphill walks tough, but was so pleased that I actually completed them, the views were well worth it.
Actually completeing the walks with the terraine.
Group leader was excellent, she was friendly, considerate, knowledgeable and clearly enjoyed her job.
Don't miss out on this trip.
Everything was there for this walking holiday.
The scenery of Andalucia is dramatic and varied. The hotel was charming, with welcoming staff and superb, local cuisine. An excellent guide and a great bunch of fellow travellers all combined to make this a holiday to remember.
Al fresco lunch at the deserted monastery.
The best pair of legs in the business! Highly motivating (Richie, not just his legs!) and very knowledgeable.
Consider hiring a car before or after this trip so that you can take in some of the other lovely places in the region.
Lots to see in a beautiful setting with a friendly hotel to return to each night.
The 'Walk of the Gods' in brilliant sunshine. The sea was unbelievably blue and the spring wildflowers brightened the hillsides.
He was like a knowledgeable friend, always willing to do whatever was needed to make the holiday special.
Spring is lovely for the flowers, but make sure you bring warm clothing for the evenings.
A fascinating region and expect to add several inches to your waistline. The food in the hotel restaurant is excellent!
It was city tours that made it for me. Firstly Split. Dubrovnik is a must visit city as it is so pretty only; wish had more time there. In contrast optional trip to Bosnia showed a much more deprived country profoundly showing the effect of recent conflict.
Also relaxation was aided by afternoon flights both ways – definitely worth exploring all flights available to achieve this even if don’t take offered group flight as airport transfers are inexpensive due to close proximity to airports.
Walking City walls in Dubrovnik that fully circle old town allowing it to be viewed from many angles . Walking part of Ston Wall which is in style of China wall followed by oysters.
Group leader was native so able to effectively share culture of country including top tips of places to eat.
As mentioned check for best flight times. In May be prepared for some cool weather although we were lucky to have warm weather.
Good standards of guides, equipment and food. Well organised and reliable.
Having the chance to climb two over 4km high mountains
Brilliant
Get on the trip and enjoy yourself
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An exhilarating trip zipping along coastal roads gazing at plunging cliffs dipping into turquoise waters and pretty bays .Glimpses of ancient Phoenician cities, Spanish Towers and ancient mines enhance the views . Plenty of time to relax on a beach, enjoy the ferry and savour the delicious food and wine all in good company after a hard days cycle.
The coastal scenery and a wow moment at every bend.Flamingoes flying . Festival procession we were lucky to witness that happens once a year in a small village.
Excellent--attentive and fun. He worked well with Roberto who drove the van and acted as back up.Michelae was aware of the diffferent needs of the group and organised us well.
Relax and enjoy. The hills are quite challenging but in small bite size chunks.Remember low gear when cycling through a ford !!I went in May which is a good time to avoid the crowds and hot weather but enough to enjoy the beach.
A great balanced trip for someone seeking a week away from it all.
Hikes through stunning scenery, a tapestry of spring flowers and the best icecream in the world – a winning combination.
Every day was an inspiration. Starting our first walk in pouring rain was a challenge but it brought the group together. Reaching the summit of the highest peak in Tuscany with everyone who had started the walk (including Elvis, but that is another story) gave a great sense of achievement. Coming across a moutainside covered with crocuses and another white with narcissus flowers was a reward for all the effort.
Sara is everything you would want in a leader. She is highly experienced, has enormous local knowledge and makes you feel entirely safe with her overwhelming competence. Alongside all that professionalism, she is also great fun. The birthday celebrations she put on for one of our group are a fine example of how she goes that step further to ensure everyone has a good time.
I had not imagined the hills of Tuscany would be so high - don't be fooled by images of the south of the region - and some of them can be a little scary. Despite everything you might imagine it can and does rain in May (and possibly other months) and it can be very cold when you are up the mountain so do take your waterproofs and gloves. On the other hand, pack your swimming things as it can also be lovely and warm in the valley when you get back from your walk.
In addition to the group leader, the other members of a group play an important role in your enjoyment of your holiday. So, thanks guys - you were great company.
A very well structured and organized tour through a country still seemingly struggling to modernize and improve the standard of living for it’s citizens. Although the people are not overtly religious, Uzbekistan has some of the most beautiful mosques and madrassas I’ve seen throughout my travels through the muslim world. The country’s infrastructure needs improvement and it’s currency (Som) desperately needs notes in much larger denominations for ease of USD/Euro/GBP exchange. The country is immaculately clean and I felt safe at all times. Cuisines other than Uzbek and Russian are difficult to locate outside the larger cities, so this is not really a tour for the discerning pallette. The Uzbek people are lovely and eager to make friends with foreigners. Handicrafts (Embroidery,wood carvings,ceramics, etc.)of very high quality abound for haggling, (Sorry Dr. R. ur haggling skills needed UN intervention!!!)
Seeing the beautiful,well maintained, and clean (unlitered) cities and environs. The people seem to take a genuine sense of pride and responsibility for their environment (homeland).
Our group leader (Johnnybek) was very knowlegible. He was organized, well-mannered, and managed all 16 personalities of our group without hardly any difficulties.
Discuss the "black market" currency exchange process with your tour leader before exchanging large amounts of USD. Euro, etc at the hotel or bank rates!!!! There are great "price fixed" handicraft shops just outside the registan ensemble in Samarkand ( In diretion of the bazaar) for those travelers who would rather not haggle for souveniers!!!! Wifi was available in most of the hotels.
Pack some extra patience for the long wasted day traveling between Khiva and Bukhara (12 hours driving)If possible, different choices should be available at lunch and dinner. I did not like the fixed menu,fixed price meal deals.
