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Sri Lanka temples and tea trails
Temples and Tea Trails of Sri Lanka

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By Michael from Poulton-le-Fylde | 11 March 2018
Camping in the desert
Oman Adventure Trekking

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By Sarah from YORK | 05 March 2018
Exhausting but best fun possible.
Italian Cross-Country Ski Short Break

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By Emma from Llanwrda | 04 March 2018
Top tips for Classic Paine Circuit
Patagonia - The Classic Paine Circuit
The Classic Paine Circuit holiday was outstanding.  We were very lucky for 3 reasons, the guide Diego and support Jonas were excellent, the group worked extremely well and we all walked at a similar pace and the weather was kind to us.  I thought a few tips specific to this trip might be welcomed by anyone taking this trip in the future.  Baggage needed some extra planning as the domestic flight was only 15kg vs 23kg on the international and packing for the camping ele ment of the trek was challenging as the baggage space was minimal.  But I assure you it was all fine.  These top tips assume you are familiar with KE’s pack list for the trip.   Walking gear - re-waterproof your jacket, trousers and rucksack cover and make sure your gear (including water gloves and boots) are waterproof.  The weather is varied often very windy, can be wet, sunny and friends had snow in the past. Make sure your rucksack cover is anchored to your bag. Gaiters were useful because it was muddy coming down from John Gardiner pass.  Make sure your cap or hat can be strapped down in case it’s windy. Walking Poles - useful for the river crossings and muddy downhills. One member of our party tripped on a rock and with her hands in the pole straps she couldn’t use her arms to break the fall and fell on her face which was pretty serious.  So make sure you never walk with your hands in the straps. Food & Drink – excellent throughout.  No need to bring snacks.  Only need to bring 1 ltr bottle coz they give you one anyway and you can fill up regularly in the streams (guide will highlight any stream not suitable). Bars available in most refuges… beers and wines were about £8.50. At eco camp wine is included with the dinner and a pre-dinner drink and canapes provided during the briefings.  Cash & Credit cards– you will need Argentinian and Chilean pesos for local expenses.  Most of us had US Dollars which we used for tips but they would have welcomed Chilean pesos.  The ATMs were temperamental so would suggest taking a couple of cards and trying the various ATMs if one doesn’t work. Baggage on the trek – as you will have read two bags are given to you at the Eco camp.  Bag 1 for the first 3 nights camping then on night 3 you get given bag 2.  These are pretty small (see photo below).  I chose to take my size 10 trainers for the evening, which took up 70% of the space.   In hindsight my boots stayed dry (despite several water crossings) and with all the campsites except offering showers and dining I could have managed with flip flops. One pair of spare bottoms for the evening is fine.  I left a clean outfit in El Calafate in the hotel and some clean clothes in the Eco lodge. Showers – I had a shower 4 nights out of 5 whilst camping.  Not always mega clean and had to queue but worth it.  Take some wet wipes for any nights you can’t get into the shower. Eco-camp tour at end – take it if you are offered.  Can be done in 20mins and very interesting.
By Christine from Sunbury-on-Thames | 20 February 2018
Bulgarian Snowshoe Adventure - Jan 2018
Bulgarian Snowshoe Adventure

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By Claire from Manchester | 19 February 2018
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Amazing - a holiday of a lifetime
Walking New Zealand - North to South Island Explorer
The holiday was excellent from start to finish, the guides Chris Cameron and Merisha Moora worked endlessly to ensure we had the best holiday possible, they went out of their way to help whenever anyone had a medical issue to address. The itinery was excellent and we packed a lot into each day. The Guides had to alter the itinerary due to a couple of bad weather days when a cyclone passed through the island, we still made the best of those days with alternative activities/walks. Difficult to pic k out a specific highlight, but from a walking point of view the Tongariro Alpine Crossing was outstanding, especially when our trek up to Mount Roy and the trek to the Mueller hut from Lake Pukaki had to be cancelled due to the weather conditions. The section of the Able Tasman track and the catamaran sailing cruise from Torrent Bay was excellent, lovely views and excellent sailing conditions. Also the Milford Sound cruise was outstanding. Always use factor 50 sun lotion, one of our group didn't on the catamaran cruise and suffered blisters on his feet which put him out of action for several days. Also use a sun lotion with insect repellent or DEET as the sandflies can be quite troublesome. Finally all the accommodation was excellent; (on the Nidia Track at the 'On The Trail Lodge' we slept in a renovated railway carriage complete with ensuite). One of the reasons we chose this particular holiday to NZ over the competition was the fact that ALL MEALS WERE INCLUDED.
By Roy from Lytham St. Annes | 14 February 2018
Walking/Sightseeing Holiday to New Zealand North & South Islands
Walking New Zealand - North to South Island Explorer

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By Roy from Lytham St. Annes | 14 February 2018
Guatemalas Magnificent Severn & more
Guatemala's Magnificent Seven

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By Neil from Rochester | 08 February 2018
★ ★ ★ ★
A great winter escape - wild remote daily walks from a comfortable villa base
Hidden Trails of Fuerteventura

A great taste of the different areas Fuerteventura has to offer - from rocky headland to wild sand dunes and spectacular calderas. Small group and flexible travelling open up possibilities for walks in areas few visitors get to. Though the walking is wild and at times exposed, the accommodation in La Oliva villa is very comfortable and evening meals always an enjoyable time to unwind. If lucky with the weather (we were) this makes a perfect winter escape

By Richard from LONDON | 07 February 2018
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Brilliant first experience of overseas group walking.
Captivating Cape Verde - Walking Holiday
Any reservations we had about joining a group walking holiday were quickly dispelled. João our Tour Guide was excellent. He was friendly, fun and very knowledgeable about the Islands and the Cape Verdian people. The Island guides on Fogo, Sao Vicente and Santo Antao were also excellent and expanded on John's knowledge. The highlight of the holiday was the climb up Pico do Fogo and the amazing area of Cha das Caldeiras. The accommodation, though simple, was comfortable and clean. As pointed out in the itinerary, hot water was not always available, but this only added to our experience. The food was excellent and in abundance. The hospitality and friendliness of the Islanders could not be faulted. The organisation of flights, bus pick-ups, ferrys and accommodation was smooth and almost without a hitch. A brilliant holiday.
By Anthony from Loughborough | 06 February 2018
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Sun, snow and slivovits!
Bulgarian Snowshoe Adventure

This is a great trip - we had an excellent week, blessed with fine, clear weather and good snow conditions. All the walks were different and the scenery is just stunning. Accommodation was comfortable (if sometimes quite basic) and we had a real feeling of getting away from it all. Our guide Ivo was friendly, reliable and considerate and looked after us well. Do heed the advice to improve fitness before you go - I didn't and suffered a little as a result!

By Caroline from Oxford | 06 February 2018
Mount Khuiten Ascent
Mount Khuiten Ascent

By Mark from United Kingdom | 05 February 2018
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A brilliant long weekend with every weather you could imagine been thrown at us
Mount Teide Weekend - Tenerife

This trip should not be underestimated if weather conditions are poor. We had 100 km winds and driving snow at the top Long days but excellent fun I would probably rate the trip at a 7. Remember to take micro spikes just in case as these are not something you would normally associate with Tenerife. The guide, Cao, and the on-site team were excellent. A lot was learnt in such a small period of time.

By Paul from GAMLINGAY | 03 February 2018
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A very tough, but incredible, cycling vacation
Pokhara to Kathmandu Mountain Biking
The trip was well planned by KE. Good hotels and camping spots. Our local guide was fantastic! My husband and I, along with the majority of the group, rented MTBs in Kathmandu. They worked out really well. Some people had brought their own saddles and other equipment for the bikes. We did not, but had no problems at all with the bikes. The group had a chef and his team joining the trip and they prepared excellent breakfast and dinners and sometimes lunches when we were cycling. The cycling were not very technical, but sometimes very tough due to long days with a lot of uphills. I believe quite a good physical condition is needed for this trip, but not too much technical skills. However some days we were offered to take more technical paths where some were cycling and other walking/carrying their bikes. A good mix of trails and concrete. We cycled through areas where I would not have been visiting otherwise and met the local people in all villages we cycled through. A lot of fun and super interesting. I'd recommend this trip to anyone who likes mountain biking and is up for a tough physical challenge and wants to meet great people from around the world. (we were from Sweden, Germany, England in our group)
By Sanna from STOCKHOLM | 02 February 2018
Daily Vlog - Jordan to Petra
Jordan's Dana to Petra Trek

By Jayne from KE Adventure Travel | 02 February 2018
Some photos of the two-day trek to the summit of Pico del Teide and back
Mount Teide Weekend - Tenerife

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By Mark from Mold | 01 February 2018
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Small island packed full of impressions!
La Gomera - Jewel of the Canaries
A very enjoyable week, with a feeling at the end of each day that it had been a good day's walk. The island is full of contrasts, with warm and sunny weather at the south end of the island at the beginning of the week, ending at the north end on the last day in ferocious wind and spooky, swirling mists. There are only uphills and downhills, no flat bits anywhere! But the uphills took you to some stunning views and were well worth the effort. There were some knee-trembling, foot-jarring desc ents too, but Enekoiz always took the time to rest and talk about the geography and culture of La Gomera. His passion for the heritage of La Gomera brought it alive for us, in a way that we would not have been able to appreciate on a self-guided tour. The hotels were all good, the food was lovely and we now all know that palm honey is to La Gomera what maple syrup is to Canada!
By Manisha from Bristol | 29 January 2018
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A Great Adventure
Mount Toubkal in Winter
If you have even the slightest interest in this trip, book it. It ended up being much more than I expected. The trekking is really not that difficult once you're some preparation done. We had fresh snow which made the going heavy but added to the atmosphere. The food is really good, despite being half way up a mountain. I still don't know how that was managed, every day. Our guides in the mountains for the week, Houssain and Omar are two good guys and really excellent. They were both v ery generous with their time and knowledge, friendly and accommodating. There always seemed to be time to gather for mint tea, wherever we were, and the chats were great with a really sound gang of trekkers. Go on, go on, go on :)
By Sinead from UK | 23 January 2018
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
challenging whilst being restful
Edge of the Sahara Trek

Excellent organisation with a super guide who managed to give us a real feel of the Sahara despite adverse weather conditions. Food was superb and the cook and camel drivers were kind and helpful. Very nice group of fellow travellers from diverse backgrounds all making an interesting mix. I would recommend this to anyone with a sense of adventure and an open mind.

By Judith from Matlock | 22 January 2018
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
An unforgettable experience,staff were attentive and efficient.
Edge of the Sahara Trek
We experienced a rare sandstorm during our trip, however the staff worked so hard to ensure that the storm did not put a damper on the trip. They always strived to help us feel safe and happy and cooked up many delicious dishes . The trek leader was a soft spoken gentlemen, who always made sure we were in the know how on what we would be doing and were well prepared for the days activities. He was very knowledgeable about Morocco and desert life. I highly appreciated the extra effort he made to bond with me, as i was the only young adult there. Would recommend the trip to people of all ages.
By Lee from Watford | 22 January 2018
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