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Having read the trip notes I was expecting an exhilarating walking holiday with views along the coast and from mountain ridges. Due to poor weather, path closures and forest fires what I got was endless levada walking, backtracking along paths and walking with no objective or destination. Only one day followed the published itinerary.
Had some great sea food. Beautiful island and friendly people.
Knowledgeable about the island and local weather conditions. Good leader.
I would not call this holiday moderate walking. More easy/ sight seeing.
Breathtaking scenery, great cycling, good food and excellent company!
The cycling on Mjlet was lovely. So peaceful, beautiful and relaxing.
Ana was a great tour leader. Enthusiastic, knowledgeable and well-organised. She also made sure we ate in great local restaurants and quickly sorted out issues when they occured (such as the one restaurant that ran out of red wine!!)
Don't be lulled into a false sense of security by the short distances - there are regular hills with some particularly long climbs - nothing too difficult but do do some training before you go and you'll enjoy it more. The fabulous descents make up for all the climbing. We went in April it was glorious sunshine in the daytime but got quite chilly at night - take something warm!
Amazing, wonderful group of people, fantastic group leader, excellent home cooked meals using locally sourced ingrediants. And, oh yes almost forgot it was a walking holiday. The walking was exceptional and varied, we literally had the place to ourselves.
Standing on top of Mt Prado, over a mile high, the highest point in Tuscany. The remains of the winter snow about us, views every which way and nothing but silence, no bird song, nothing, just silence. Save the only birds to get that high are Eagles.
Absolutely fantastic, professional, faultless. A truly amazing lady so enthusiatic about all she does and sees.
Read the trip notes carefully and follow them, they are there for very good reasons. That way your enjoyment won't be spoiled.
Very good walking, with a range of scenery. Good guide, very knowledgeable. Good accommodation. My only criticism was it was somehow predictable. 20yrs ago we did a similar holiday with Simply Crete and it had far more suprise elements in it (eg lunch in locals’ homes) so I think I was left a bit underwhelmed after Andalucia
I enjoyed Setenil village.I loved the delicious evening meals. (but they were really late and I was so hungry I'd have eaten anything)It wasn't really an inspirational trip, more a pleasant, interesting, relaxing one.
very good. Relaxed, low key. knowledgeable, sensitive to the group and their abilities. Flexible, able to adapt walks depending on the weather. Good ideas for Sevillle, but never pushy and over organising.
Take waterproof jacket AND trousers. We needed them.Take your own snacks to keep you going between pakced lumch at 1pm and dinner at 8.30pm. The bar prices for drinks and snacks are very high.
A lot of variety – some great sights and places. The cycling was enjoyable and a good workout most days. A very pleasant and active trip.
Cycling down from Ooty was a blast.
Safi, and his assistants Shibu and Shaka were excellent.
Bring a gel seat cover!
This part of Tuscany was a complete surprise and a total delight. Not only did we have the typical walking through rolling pastureland covered with wildflowers, we also had many walks through shady forests decorated with sun streaming through the new green leaves and over a floor of last years copper leaves before we emerged onto high ridges to enjoy stunning views over still snow clad peaks. A total delight.
The ridge walk to Monte Prado was excellent. Not only the highest peak in the area, but the residual snow from last winter forced us to a higher route over the ridge summits. A wonderful roller-coaster of fun with unhindered views in all directions.
Sara Bull is one of the finest leaders I've had the pleasure of dealing with. She was always willing to go that extra mile for everyone and managed to strike the right balance with the more experienced party members and the those on their first real walking tour.My free day was made far more enjoyable by her description and hand-drawn map of a simple valley walk from Braccicorti to Lago di Pentecosi and up to Villeta before returning.On the easier walks which were completed at a reasonable time of day, Sara volunteered to drive us into Castlenuovo for a celbratory cone of gelati.
Ensure you have plenty of room in your cameras.In early spring, expect snow snow on the higher tracks, its handy to ensure your boots are waterproof.The Limone gelati in Castlenuovo is a real beauty! As is the Pistachio...and the Hazelnut...Hell, they are all good.
This was a well organised holiday combing wonderful cycling with visits of great contemporary interest- a fine way to experience acountry at first hand.
A wonderful climb in the mountains.A visit to Santa Clara and the site dedicated to Che GuevaraListening to Buena Vista type music on the steps of Plaza Mayor in Trinidad.
He was ever helpful and informative and organised the whole trip very well. An excellent leader.
Give it a go.
This was a unforgettable holiday. I realy enjoyed visiting Jordan as I had never visited the Middle East before. Enjoyed the historical sites plus floating in the Dead Sea and sleeping out under the stars in Wadi Rum.
The highlight of the trip was Petra. There are no words that can explain it. The two climbs to Ed Deir ( Monastary) and Attuf Ridge ( The High Place of Sacrifice) was an amazing experience.Second was sleeping under the stars with the Beduins in the Barrh camp in Siq Umm Tawaqi in Wadi Rum, after a camel ride earlier in the day, Lawrance of Arabia style!
Our tour leader Saddam al King was a first class guide and made sure to include a couple of side trips that werent on the itinerary and really added to the trip.
Try the Turkish baths. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and drink lots of water! Make an effort to get on as a group as it can make all the difference to how much you enjoy your holiday.
A lifetime of experiences crammed into two weeks! a perfect adventure that showed some truly unique aspects of northern India from forts to food that i would never have seen without this trip.
It is nearly impossible to seperate out inspirational moments; my girlfriend and I got engaged at the Taj Mahal which was an amazing experience at a truly magical monument. Seeing four tigers on a game drive was unbelievable, but sites like Mehrangarth fort at Jodhpur, the palaces at Udiapur or the Jain temple in Ranakpur were incredble as well.
Our group leader Arvind Tikoo made the whole adventure for me. He was excellent during all aspects of the trip, from organising celebration cakes, dealing with tour guides, local merchants and hotels to arranging visits to schools, farms, and brick factorys to break up some of the travelling. Arvind was also excellent at explaining the political, historical and religious influences that have shaped the areas we visited a true treasure and lynch pin to the trip.
Just make sure to savour every aspect of the trip there is so much to enjoy and experience. Also dont watch the indian driving too much it's crazy!
A little early in the dry season to rate a ‘classic’ trip for me personally, June/ July / August should be much better, but still saw Lions, Wild Dogs,Buffalo, Crocs, Hippos, hundreds of Ellies, Giraffe and Wild Dogs… a great tour Leader with a good sense of humour (allways helps) and driver who managed to spot anything that moved whilst still keeping an eye on the tracks…. overall a great trip, and did I say we saw Wild Dogs?….
Wild dogs and the total tranquility of the Delta in the Mekoros.....
Superb... Andrew was fantastic and a great cook.
one thing, the truck is open to the elements, great for game viewing, but not so when travelling long distances at speed, so a light scarfe is a must, desert rats style. and also there's no lockable safes on the truck either so looking after your valuables can be tricky at times, like keeping everything dry at victoria falls for example....
