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Fantastic trip with breathtaking scenery and the chance to walk through history at Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Walking across the bridge & seeing Herculaneum below. The aptly named Walk of the Gods.
Excellent - fluent Italian speaker, knowledgeable and passionate about the people & region. Also kept the group in order! Great that she provided "tastes" of local produce on walks.
Find room in your suitcase to tuck in some Amalfi lemons!
The trip was fantastic, with only one day of rain on walking days. Fabulous views and great company. There was a real sense of achievement in completing the walks.
Completing the whole TMB with the 1500m climb up Mount Brevant on the last day. In the public swimming pool in Chamonix, there is a nice indoor pool and sauna, but there is also a large outdoor pool - it was weird but wonderful to swim outside, surrounded by mountains partially covered in cloud.
Heather was so much fun and knew how to encourage us up the hills - luring us with promises of good coffee and cake - and knowing where the best ice cream was found. But I also had confidence in her as a guide and felt safe and comfortable on the mountains. Neil - the camp organiser was also a star - hot water for tea always available and the food was amazing, especially considering the limited facilities he had at his disposal. Altogether they were a great team, who greatly contributed to the spirit of the trip
Just to say that there are opportunities for washing clothes at some of the campsites (sometimes limited, but most managed a mid trip wash of kit). Be prepared to spend more on cake and ice creams than you might expect!
The trip was fantastic in every aspect. It combined cycling, culture, history and relaxation. The guide was extremely knowledgeable and travelling through small towns on your bike you really felt as though you got to see the real Cuba.
The children's faces as they came out to wave at us as we cycled passed. That and how Cuban managed to negotiate the difficulties they faces following the collapse of the eastern block.
Excellent, very knowledgeable on the country in terms of culture and history. Very personable and extremely well organised and he managed to keep a watchful eye on everyone without being overbearing.
I would suggest that in the summer months this cycle is harder than a moderate so make sure you are fit before you go.
A wonderful experience with 18 like minded and positive people.
Everyday was inspirational but one of the most memorable moments was time trialling for 15kilometres out of Dalat with our leader. We averaged on Mountain Bikes 28-30klm Per hour, had a good laugh at the end and drank as much water as we could pour down our throats, it was 34 deg celsius! Every pit stop we had an amazing amount of fruit and munchies to consume, I looked forward to this everyday. Another memorable moment was riding our bikes through the streets of Dalat with all the mopeds, taxi's, buses and trucks, it is not dangerous at all and every road user is courteous.
Chi was brilliant, lots of fun, a great Bike rider, very organised and knowledgeable on anything and everything we asked of him. The bus driver and mechanics were also exceptional, they kept everyone safe and looked after us and the bikes extremely well.
We brought our own bikes and the downside to this was the train Journey from Hue to Hanoi. The bikes travelled with us in the cabin as they do not have a freight car attached. My wife and I needed to share a bunk and the bikes were placed on the one above. Unfortunately it did not end there, we then had to speak to the train official and he reminded us that the bikes should not be on the train and we will potentially be fined for oversized luggage in Hanoi. When arriving in Hanoi our bikes were grabbed and placed on a trolley for transportation by platform officials, they charged us 150.000 dong to do this, naturally I thought this was the fine so said nothing and paid the money. When clearing the train station another official stopped us and demanded another 150,000 dong for oversized luggage. Fortunately our guide Chi stepped in and negotiated this down to 75000 dong. Exodus you need to sort this out for future travellers with bikes, it was a very unpleasant experience.
We would like to thank Jason for his review, although we were sorry to learn of his experience on the train; unfortunately it appears that there may have been a miscommunication as his tour leader, Chi, has explained that there should have been space under some of the beds for the bikes to be stored. We regret, however, that this led to an understandably uncomfortable night and for the disappointment caused.
Megan Devenish – Trip Manager for Vietnam
the tour was a great introduction to this very beautiful and exotic island. It was well organized and well paced providing a balance of culture and nature, with plenty of relaxing time too.
The temple visits and learning about buddhism from our excellent tour guide.
He was excellent, well organized, calm, very well informed, thoughtful and a very nice person. (Sujan)
The hot and very humid weather is tiring and there are several long drives on winding roads. Remember to pack mosquito repellent and use it liberally.
This was a fantastic experiences, well organised with friendly supportive staff waiting for us at the airport. Nothing was too much trouble.
The Aguelzium pass (3550) taking in the panoramic views of the Toubkal Massif. The climb had been heard but the results were worth it.
Fantastic knowledgeable and approachable. Did a bries at the end of the day on what we had done and what was for the next day in terms of timings, food etc.
Be mindful of altitude, it can affect you sleep. Also I have been eaten by mosquitoes so repellent might be useful. The pool at the hotel had strong chlorine but a great to relax after the expedition.
What a trip, greatly exceeded my expectations. We saw thousands of animals of every variety.
So many, but for me it was the sight of lions on the prowl in the Ngorongoro Crater - with nervous antelopes, buffalo, wildebeest and other animals maneuvering to avoid being the next victims! An intact, diverse, fluid ecosystem right in front of us.
Victor was just amazing, give that man a medal. His ability to see and identify animals far in the distance was legendary, and he knew pretty much everything about them as well. Generally, everything ran smoothly and even when it didn't he always had an excellent Plan B.
Expect the normal camping discomforts and long road trips over bumpy roads, but so worth it.
A busy and interesting tour which I thoroughly enjoyed.
It was all inspirational. There were such a variety of experiences and activities on this trip.
He was excellent. Afshar enriched the groups experience of India by his thorough knowledge and enthusiasm for his country. He was patient and caring. I felt safe and looked after. He suggested other activities to do in the small amount of spare time we had and organised any transport etc. He also had a great sense of humour.
Just do everything. You will love it.
A great introduction to Vietnam with my teenage daughter. I want to return now to go the the highlands
The Mekong Delta was amazing The food was exceptional!
Courteous, calm and knowledgeable
Definitely bring a sheet sleeping bag for the 'first class' train trip. It is just as you would expect in S.E.Asia. Be prepared for the traffic which is constant and watch carefully how the locals cross the road, zebra crossings are not zebra crossing here. I would recommend this holiday for 8 plus, there is a lot of long journeys with this trip and I would think carefully before bringing a five year old.
The best trip of my life, the scenery was stunning and the group members were brilliant.
Getting to the top if the Brevent.
Frank was absolutely brilliant, he engaged with the group well and set a good pace. He was always kind and calm and was mindful of all group members. A total star.
Make sure you are fit so you can enjoy all the walking, there are a few very steep ascents that could take you by surprise.