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A great experience, wonderfull scenery and excellent tour guides (Pasang and Dorgi).
No particular moment but throughout we experienced friendly and relaxed people who gave expression to the Bhutan culture of "Gross National Happiness".
The group leader (Pasang) was excellent, friendly, helpfull and always happy. The assistant ( Dorgi) was also very good, he took the leader in explaining the Bhutan culture.
Ensure you have a 3/4 season sleeping bag and warm cloths for the evenings.
(without a doubt) The most enjoyable cycling trip I have been on.
The bluest sea I have ever seen.
She was fabulous. She was knowledgeable and humourous. Also she kept it real, told us the length of the hills, the gradient, gave clear and concise directions. As a group we were really well looked after. Excellent choice of restaurants and routes and stopping points. Also she took us to the best IceCream in Europe.
This is a must do trip. Big Hills but lots of time to do them. Big Downhills too!!
A good mix of wildlife and walking.
A choice between walking within 5 metres of a cheetah in the bush one evening and watching the rainclouds break and disappear in a few minutes to allow us to walk in the Drakensburg without a soaking.
Admire was full of energy, information, humour and a pretty good cook too. He and back up man Petros did a fine job leading us around South Africa.
Be prepared to spend very long periods in the minibus-take an iPod or something similar to pass the time. The time spent driving was really the only downside to the trip-the game viewing was excellent (though I STILL haven't seen a leopard in the wild!!!) interspersed with some great and varied walking. The holiday met our expectations. Going in October, we did not expect quite so much rain-55mm overnight whilst camping in the Kruger,-but somehow we managed to dodge most of it, only getting wet a couple of times.
Excellent holiday on the whole with Jerry in particular being a real plus. The only let down was the guiding piece at Xian.
Walking on the wall and entering the Forbidden City.
Jerry was excellent. The Xian guide was disappointing.
Definitely book the Xian extension to see the Terracotta Warriors.
Both countries amazing, with wonderful people and cultures. The sense of humour, culture and history are well worth the trip and definitely warrant another trip at some stage.
Choosing one would not be easy, hence the following represent the best of both countries in terms of scenery, history, culture and the people of the countries.Ha Long BayHoi An Cu Chi TunnelsAngkor Wat + other temples
Our leader (Bon) has been the best leader I have had on a trip. He was knowledgeble, funny, always had lots of stories, and was always prepared to do what we wanted to do as a group.Bon is also very helpful with all things local and promoted the idea of us spreading our custom around a number of shops as oppose to all of us going to just one shop when buying things. He also made sure we as a group made the decisions on where to go or what to do, but also helped out if you wanted to do something different as a individual.
The only advice is be prepared for the humidity and heat in South East Asia, if you have a good guide then not much can go wrong. Also when crossing the roads, which look daunting, just keep walking slowly, as stopping in the middle of the road causes more confusion.
A lovely holiday in a beautiful part of Italy.
I loved walking through the sweet chestnut groves where it was so peaceful before descending to the hustle and bustle of Amalfi. Pompeii and Herculaneum were both stunning and very different so it's worth seeing both. Although our walk around the Vesuvius crater was done in mist it was still a great experience.
Albert was an excellent leader with a wealth of knowledge about the area. He has built up a rapport with the local people which benefitted us in many ways. He was always very calm and pleasant, I felt that we were in good hands.
Many people have mentioned the steps and on the first walk down into Amalfi from Boneramo there are certainly a lot! If you take it easy it's not too difficult and our guide built in lots of little stops for everyone to catch up.
This was one of those must do trips, mostly to see Petra but also the Dead Sea, Aqaba and Biblical sites like Mount Nebo. History, Geography and Culture mixed together and spiced with the charm of the Middle East. Talking about spices, the food was unforgettable as well!
The most inspirational moment was walking into the candlelit Siq at Petra on a moonlit night. Silent masses of "worshippers" walked the length of the Siq and emerged to see The Treasury in all its glory. An unforgettable moment!
Ali Abed was firstly a gentleman and obviously a well-read guy. Apart from looking after our needs he gave us a good insight into Jordan, his country. He spoke very good English and kept us amused at all times especially on the four hour drive on the last day.
Being an Islamic country some of the hotels we stayed in were "dry" but there were nearby liquor shops if you were desperate for drink!Do beware that the trek to High Places in Petra is not everybody's cup of tea especially if you have no head for heights or have got weak knees. Do read the guide books carefully.
A fantastic trip, unbelievable level of support everywhere we went. Cambodia in particular was an amazing experience, if at times quite emotional.
Impossible to pick a moment, but overall it was the people we met on the trip that inspired me.
excellent, and went the extra mile to make the trip excellent
I think you need to be more than reasonably fit and used to relatively long cycle rides to enjoy this trip.
A great choice for a last grab of sunshine before entering the English winter. Beautiful scenery, undemanding walks, great food and surprisingly good wine (Turkish wine was a revelation).
Hard to decide between the spectacular coastal views and my first trial dive, where I saw a green turtle.
Deynep was close to perfect. She had a bubbly enthusiastic nature and became a friend to all of us.
An excellent, varied trip with like-minded people discovering all elements of Jordan.
Sleeping out in Wadi Rum- brilliant star-gazing and a real feeling of peace (after all the camp-fire singing had stopped that is!)Cycling through the desert, tackling the ascents and descents successfully and celebrating with a dance (and a biscuit!) at the top of the most difficult hill!
Very knowledgable and tried hard to make sure we enjoyed ourselves. He was a little too quietly spoken though making hearing him difficult on the bus.
That any chaffing from the cycling will hurt when you get into the Dead Sea!Be careful what you eat - 9 out of 16 of us got stomach upsets.