Most Inspirational Moment
Petra at night
Thoughts on Group Leader
Very interesting and well organised man
Advice for Potential Travellers
Wet wipes are important
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The best part was at Petra: first by night and then "round the back from above".. but other highlights included sleeping under the stars, sunrise and sunset in the desert, just missing a sandstorm and ripping my shorts climbing down a steep rocky cliff. It was a taxing walk but really enjoyable and everyone was very pleasant.
Petra at night
Very interesting and well organised man
Wet wipes are important
A great trip, a bit of everything, a lovely mixed group and a super tour leader, what more could one ask?Time for relaxation round the pool with a beer, swapping tips on photography, making new friends and marvelling at the wonders of the glorious Sri Lankan weather! Too far to travel and too much to see in any shorter a trip – if you are tempted just go for it!
The old cave temple paintings and sculptures were stunning, the rafting was so peaceful, the lovely hotel at Sigiryi, the baby elephants crossing the river, the leopard crossing the road (!), shopping with the locals for sarongs and saris in Bandarawela, the food and the wonderful tea? No for me it was sitting in the doorway on that crazy train ride with our legs out watching the amazing countryside go by… worth the wait for sure!
Sujan was fantastic - he kept us all amused with his infectious giggle and little sayings, he looked after us well. He is very knowledgable and his passion for his country shines through, he obviously loves his job.He coped with a very mixed group so well and also commended us for looking after each other which was rather touching.
Keep a stock of good mosquito repellent and some antihistamines for the last third of the trip.Mind the rocks in the sea at the beach hotel, I am still suffering from cuts on feet, sustained swimming in waist-deep water - ouch! Don’t let that put you off the sea is otherwise wonderful…Even if you don't usually keep a diary make a few notes each evening, it will help sort out the photos and some parts fly past so fast you'll need a personal reminder of what you did each day.Go with an open mind and be as lucky with the weather as we were!Do try the cocktails - you're on holiday after all!
Everything came together to make the holiday a classic.The group ,the guide, the place , the nightlife, fantastic.
There were many , but sitting alone on the beach at the bay of pigs with a crystal beer watching the sun go down was special
Jose was a star, his enthusiasm was infectious.
dont miss Cuba
There don’t seem to be the words in the English language to describe the spectacular beauty and awe inspiring splendour of this trip. The Nepalise people are a sheer delight, the Everest Valley is something to behold, the scale beyond all previous comprehension…..and two nights camping on base camp, spell binding.
Seeing Everest for the first timeThe khumbu ice fall - stunningly gorgeousspending 2 nights on Everest base campMeeting some of the climbing sherpas, and others who have summited Everest
Valerie Parkinson is a delight to trek with. Her knowledge of the local area, it's people and her personal experiences are unparalleled.......
A warm sleeping bag - minimum 4 seasonA few of your favourite snacks tucked away in your kit bag
Really great trip, a nice mix of organised activities and free time, good bunch of people, lovely food and plentiful beer! Four unesco heritage sites and two passport stamps in a week – pretty good going!
Many highlights - some that spring to mind were:Walking the walls of DubrovnikView from the top of the "mountain" on the island of MiljetThe seafood platter at Mali Ston on the peninsulaKorcula old town from the boat
Great - entertaining and knowledgeable, and the right level of laidback and organised!
Go on the day trip to Mostar, its well worth it. I'd read some previous reviews that said it wasn't - but decided that I definitely wanted to go just to get the extra stamp in the passport! However, although it was about a 2 and a half hour drive each way, Mostar is great, the views on the way are beautiful and the countryside is really interesting. We stopped at different places in both directions and it was really great to see how different Bosnia and the interior of Croatia are from the coast and the islands.Other advice is to take some warm clothes - in April most of our group misjudged the temperature, especially in the evenings!
A great trip with huge variety from city to desert to coast. Jordan is a very welcoming and special place whether you are religious or not and it is certainly worth a vist
Petra is definitely the highlight and this trip gets it right allowing you to spend 2 full days there. You have to go and experience the place as no written words can capture the beauty and history of the place. Camping and camel riding in Wadi Rum were also v special
Our leader (Khaled ?) was the one who made the trip very special with his combination of knowledge and enthusiasm for his country. He was very patient with what was a large group and everything went smoothly in a packed week thanks to him.
If you go in March be prepared for colder weather as most of us did not take enough warm clothes
We thoroughly enjoyed our time in Jordan. April is a great time to go if you don’t like it too hot.
Petra was as amazing as everyone says. We loved seeing all the stalls and the camels and donkeys, giving a flavour of what it must have been like when Petra was a trading place. Reading a newspaper in the Dead Sea. Wadi Rum, including the camel ride on the first afternoon. Snorkling at Aqaba just a short distance from the shore, seeing the public beach and then seeing a man ride his camel down the pavement. The church at Madaba.
It may be that our group leader was not properly briefed. He didn't seem to know what was expected of him and didn't know that according to the trip notes we should have had a lesson is bread making and a morning camel ride. (Fortunately we had the opportunity the afternoon before). He did know a lot about the country though and gave some good insights.
Talk to your guide abouth the Jordanian view of society and acceptable behaviour (particulary of women). We found it added very much to our holiday.
Great trip, challenging rides and a fantastic way to see Moroocco!
Probably the buzz of getting to the beach on the last day with everybody completing a very enjoyable trip without any major mishap and feeling that we had accomplished some great riding over some really challenging terrain.
A+. Gold Star.
Get a reasonable level of fitness and offroad ability before you go. Just riding footpaths or fireroads back home may not be enough. You will enjoy the rides that bit more if you have some confidence in the corners and on very rocky surfaces. Get a rush by letting yourself go, but in as controlled way as possible, as nasty spills are possible. Learn how to fix your own punctures if you dont know already!!
A good mixture , with a good contrast of city and mountains. Just about enough time to discover Marrakech and then great trekking in the Atlas Mountains. Unforgettable scenery. The gite is pleasant and the staff very friendly.
The raw beauty of the last long hike - with a swim in a freezing blue mountain lake- .... unforgettable!Tea with one of the villagers, after visiting the school and walking around the village.A Hamam visitn Marrakech; we ended up in a very normal one, not meant for tourists. Once we overcame our inhibitions, we had a great relaxing time.
excellent. A Berber himself, he has inside knowledge of these mountains and the culture.He set a good pace, and was always friendly and pleasant company.
the temperature drops quickly in the evening. You might appreciate having a pair of warm non-walking socks.
A great experience cycling through varied (and undulating) scenery, wildlife and visiting historic sites. Good back-up and support meant all we had to do each day was cycle.
The blue whale watching trip off the south coast stood out.
Peter was enthusiastic and well organised, ensuring each day ran smoothly. The phrases "there will be undulations" and "let's try a new shortcut" essentially both meant severe hill climbing. But he led a good team that ensured we didn't get lost and always had snacks and drinks when they were most needed.
Some of the days are tough; with the heat and road surfaces they require a good level of fitness.