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A fabulous trip!
Walking The West Lycian Way

Turkey is such a fascinating and friendly place! Everything ran really smoothly, all the drivers and accommodation were great. We all (age range from 14 to 76) had a fantastic week. We loved the varied paths, locations and hotels and the organisation was faultless. The Villa Rhapsody, Montenegro Motel and Beymelek nights were exceptionally good with delicious home grown/local produce and very friendly hosts. The trails were a great mix of mountains, coast and ruins. Would definitely recommend.

By Jane from Sheffield | 19 April 2023
Stunning sunrises and views in Guatemala
Guatemala's Magnificent Seven

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By Julia from Chesterfield | 19 April 2023
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Mount Toubkal in Winter
Mount Toubkal in Winter

Tour leader was knowledgeable and informative at all stages during the trek. Ensured we were OK and understood what we planned to achieve each day. Good overall understanding of the group and capabilities. Because of the above the trip ran smoothly, with the entire group reaching the summit.

By Steve from Waterlooville | 19 April 2023
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A once in a lifetime bucket list challenge fulfilled
The Ultimate Everest Trek
This trip exceeded all expectations. It truly has been a once in a lifetime trip that I will cherish. It has been tough, not helped by my body's reaction to high altitude with me being plagued by headaches in varying severity, pretty much the whole time at high altitude and occasional nausea, but the scenery has been staggeringly beautiful, and made up for any discomfort. I would highly recommend getting off the main EBC trail and avoiding the high numbers of trekkers. This Ultimate Everest Base Camp trip does just that and keeps you off the main trail other than on the return from EBC and forms a clockwise loop so you don't return on trails already hiked other than for a small part. However I would say, that as a very fit 62 year old, I did find some of the ascents to be a lot harder (eg Cho La Pass) (but doable) than I had envisaged from reading the website description. The local support team have been outstandingly good. We couldn't have been looked after by Sonam, Pura and Nima, our guides any better. They have been absolutely wonderful and MADE the trip special. They made sure we were safe at all times, fully supported on the trail and then ensured we had everything we needed at the lodges in terms of food, drink, and comfort. They are a credit to the Nepal based organisation. The lodges were as expected in terms of comfort but I was pleasantly surprised that the food offerings were better than expected. All in all a most wonderful experience.
By Crispin from Winchester | 18 April 2023
★ ★ ★
A nice route but over-packaged
Walking Mallorca's Tramuntana
I'm including some info for guidance if you're interested in this. It's the first KE "self-guided" trip I've done. 1. The route, for all but the first and last day, uses the well-documented, well-marked GR221. 2. Accommodation en route is fine, but be aware that breakfasts are only available from 8am in some of the hotels. This can make for a very late start to your day, especially if you're waiting for a transfer. 3. The paths can be very busy especially as th e island is very popular with German hikers. 4. The last day is really a bit of a waste of time unless you're really keen on spending time in Palma or in the hotel which is about 10k from the centre out on the holiday strip. All that said, it would be easy enough to improve things. 1. Earlier starts can be had by buying your own breakfast the night before, and using taxis or buses instead of waiting around for the provided transport (which sometimes didn't show up anyhow). 2. You could easily travel direct to the Airport from Port Soller or Dejà on the last morning instead of trekking over to Palma (the "nostalgia train" doesn't seem to be very reliable). This would allow you to do an extra day on the GR 221 between Valldemossa and Déjà which is actually a better days walk than the recommended coastal path between Dejà and Soller. 3. It's not all that easy to get off the main route as there is not much of a network of paths elsewhere, but by starting early you're more likely to avoid the crowds. I'd go back to Mallorca but I would do it completely independently next time.
By Marcus from Winsford | 18 April 2023
Lycian Way April 2023
The Lycian Way

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By William from Banbury | 18 April 2023
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Great scenery with lots of history
The Lycian Way
A great weeks walking in April, with a group of 9 lovely people.The accommodation was varied and traditional but of a good standard ( although Antalya was a little noisy at night) and the food was also very good, with lots of fresh vegetables, salads and fish. Our guide Ibrahim had a great knowledge of the local history and nature and was very enthusiastic with sharing it. We had some long days walking with a varied terrain and the views and scenery were amazing. We were lucky with the weather, as rain was forecast but generally we had sunny warm days, although the sea was a little cold for swimming. This section of the Lycian Way, with its ancient and sunken cities and Chimaera flames is authentic and very worth visiting……….thank you KE, I had a great week.
By Rosemary from Banbury | 17 April 2023
The Lycian Way
The Lycian Way

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By Rosemary from Banbury | 17 April 2023
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A perfect hiking trip
La Gomera - Jewel of the Canaries

This was my first trip with KE Adventure. The trip was well organized and well executed. The accommodation and food was very good. The hiking trails were well stablished and the scenery was great. Our guide Enekoiz was very knowledgeable and passionate about the history/traditions of the island and sharing it with the group. I would certainly recommend it.

By Soheila from Edmonton | 16 April 2023
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Fantastic safari experiences
Tanzania Safari and Zanzibar Walshe
This three days safari was the perfect way to wind-down after summiting Kilimanjaro. Accommodation at the lodges was great - good was food and the staff were very friendly and helpful. I had a guide - Junga, who was brilliant - and therefore a vehicle to myself. This meant that my safari was very much personalised to me! Junga was very knowledgeable, a great driver (good contacts with fellow guides and really effective at getting us into the best positions to see the action) and a really good bl oke to spend 3 days solidly with! Highlights were: Having a lioness come within 10m of us, watching her stalking for 20 minutes and then seeing her take down an adult zebra. Watching two lions mating. Seeing two lionesses with three cubs. (All above were in Ngorongoro) Getting within 5m of a sleeping lion and seeing so many elephants in Tarangire that I lost count at 200! Would thoroughly recommend this safari experience as an add-on to climbing Kilimanjaro Lake Manyara was good, Ngorongoro was amazing but Tarangire was simply breathtaking…!
By Sean from CATTLE | 14 April 2023
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Summiting Kili as a “mature” novice high-altitude trekker - plus some safari-ing
Kilimanjaro Rongai Route
Due to the pandemic, I undertook this trip after two cancellations and three years after originally booking it… this meant that my “new” walking boots were very well broken in and that I was a couple of years older than I’d intended. I’ve walked/ trekked all of my adult life as a casual, infrequent walker - including a couple of excellent trips in the Balkans with KE,, one of which was preparation for Kilimanjaro. So this review is mainly aimed at someone who wouldn’t consider themse lves as a “serious” or experienced trekker. Our guide, Onex, and his team were exceptional throughout the trek - couldn’t fault them on any aspect. Food was good especially considering that we were camping on a mountain and everything had to be carried with us and we we very well looked after at all times both when walking and when in camp. Onex is a very experienced lead guide who has an unbelievable 100% record when it comes to getting folks to the summit. That being said, safety is the foremost consideration and during the briefing for “summit night” it was made very clear that significant symptoms of altitude sickness or intervention with oxygen would mean immediate evacuation to lower altitude and an end to the summit attempt. Basic tips: Do your research and reading on climbing Kilimanjaro but don’t necessarily be put off by the potential issues related to the altitude. Random physical factors over which you have no control appear to play a part in how high altitude affects you. I consider myself as only reasonable walking fit but by adhering to the main pieces of advice I had no issues directly related to being at altitude - having an excellent guide and taking the Rongai route with its extra acclimatisation day obviously helped. I took altitude tablets as directed and would absolutely recommend doing this - they are preventative and therefore are intended to stop symptoms from starting. I also made sure I that stayed hydrated - a tip I picked up from our guide on my Balkan trip was to attach a 500ml bottle to the front strap of my rucksack using a carabiner (topping it up at every break) … rather than constantly trying to reach round and grab a drink from my 1 litre bottles round the back of my pack… this worked for me and I drank a lot more - little and often - than I usually did. Definitely pack layers - we had great weather and it was warm at lower level and during the middle of the day but very cold in the tent at night and obviously during our summit night; when we left camp at 11.30 pm and returned back down to camp at 9.30 am. The temperature got way down below zero (double digits). Pack good thermal gloves! Walking poles are a must. Tents are functional and space was ok for me, my rucksack and hold-all, but appeared very tight for the couples on our trip. Another tip that I picked up from a previous trip was to compartmentalise all of my kit and pack it in travel zip-lock bags in my hold-all: this allowed me to locate and organise everything very easily in the crowded tent. You spend about 10 hours a night in the tent so pack two or three torches and plenty of spare batteries. Tents are closely pitched and snoring carries at night so I’d highly advise taking ear plugs…! Finally, I would advise that you should do enough walking that you are sufficiently aware of how you “normally” feel and react when hiking strenuously (maybe a trip or two up to 2000-3000m) - this means that you are better placed to spot when things may not be ok - dehydration/ potential symptoms of altitude sickness etc. Hiking the last 1000m of altitude up Kilimanjaro under clear night skies and standing at the summit under amazing blue skies (after 7 hours of final effort following 5 days of endurance) was the most magical physical experience of my life. If you have even half an inkling of doing it…
By Sean from CATTLE | 14 April 2023
Three days amazing safari in Tanzania
Tanzania Safari and Zanzibar Walshe

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By Sean from CATTLE | 14 April 2023
Kilimanjaro summit via Rongai route
Kilimanjaro Rongai Route

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By Sean from CATTLE | 14 April 2023
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Fantastic first experience of the Subcontinent
Tigers, Temples and the Taj Mahal
Our first time in India and what an experience it was! It’s the one place that we’ve been to that you can’t really do justice describing it in words… you have to visit and experience it yourself. Our guide - Ketan - awesome guide and top man. Everything worked well (for us anyway) - he was certainly working hard behind the scenes arranging transfers, train tickets, food, luggage handlers, park guides etc etc. He looked after us with a great sense of fun and patience and nothing was too m uch trouble. His knowledge of culture, history, flora and fauna was faultless and he fielded all of our questions with grace and humour. The itinerary was varied and never dull: three game parks where we sighted tigers, a sloth bear, jackals, dhols, many types of deer and more birds than you could wish for. We visited two shrines, two forts, one abandoned city and the Taj Mahal (absolutely stunning!). When you add four train journeys (including two overnight sleeper) and being driven through Delhi, Agra and a number of villages, the India experience was extensive! Overall the accommodation was good and the food excellent. Tips: Ear plugs for the sleeper trains. Eye masks also handy - we used our buffs. Everyone tries this but pack light! We tried and didn’t quite pack light enough. Carrying our bags through the train stations could have been easier. Definitely need layers - fleeces, hats and buffs are a must for early morning game drives in exposed vehicles. Entering Delhi airport you need to show ticket confirmation or boarding passes for each passenger in order to pass security and get into the airport. Finally, two last thoughts on this trip especially if you have never been to India before: 1) Take the plunge and go - absolutely amazing place and totally unforgettable experience that may change your outlook on life. 2) Go with a completely open mind and let the colours, sights, sounds, smells and magic of the Indian people and land draw you in.
By Sean from CATTLE | 12 April 2023
Trip to India March 2023
Highlights of Nepal and Bhutan

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By Sean from CATTLE | 12 April 2023
Trip to India March 2023
Tigers, Temples and the Taj Mahal

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By Sean from CATTLE | 12 April 2023
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Great
Family Adventures in the Algarve

The trip was great. We felt more like we were staying with friends than in a vacation home. Everything was fantastic. Jonathan and Violetta are very kind people. The activities were tailored to our needs and varied. Violetta is a great cook. It was exceptionally beautiful, thank you!

By Martina from Germany | 11 April 2023
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Great time!
Walking South Africa
The website was easy to follow and had the right information for us, the booking process was straightforward, communication was about right (not too much and not too little) and the holiday was as advertised. We had a great time! The tour leader was excellent throughout the trip being passionate and knowledge about the countries, wildlife and environments we visited. Being keen birders Lloyd was very patient in helping us identify all we saw. Lloyd certainly positively added to our overall exper ience on this wonderful holiday.
By David from Preston | 11 April 2023
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A fast paced romp round Africa!
Cape Town to Victoria Falls Lodge Safari
If, like me, you need to give your knees a rest, consider this fantastic holiday instead. It starts in the most beautiful city on earth, takes in most of Namibia’s must see highlights, then moves into Botswana, the game viewing capital of the world. Considering that our dates were off-peak, we had staggering success with sighting animals - hippos almost too close for comfort whilst paddling in the Okavango, a pride of 14-16 lions feasting on a newly killed buffalo barely 3 metres from our safa ri vehicle, then the same pride drinking en masse at the waterhole in Chobe the following morning. Elephants, zebra, giraffe etc galore. And finally, sadly, on to the truly magnificent Victoria Falls where all good things had to come to an end. This holiday is fantastic value for money, considering that it includes high quality accommodation throughout, most meals, two wonderful guides and a large number of entrance fees (some of which are expensive). The inclusive day in Chobe, encompassing an early morning game drive and then a river cruise with a superb lunch and free bar was especially impressive. Things to know before you go - firstly, this is not a trip for sociopaths. You may need to interact, and share a bus, with 11 others, and out of necessity there are very long, sometimes uncomfortable drives. Second, don’t take more gear than you need as there won’t be room. Third, although there is wifi in most places, it’s best to actually enjoy the holiday as opposed to being glued to a screen. It’s also a trip where a sense of humour helps with a recognition that things may not always go exactly to plan - although our trip mainly did. We loved every minute of this trip - KE has a fantastic local partner in South Africa and we intend to go back for another trip at some stage.
By Andrew from AMBLESIDE | 06 April 2023
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
The Portuguese Way
Walking Camino - The Portuguese Way - 2 Weeks

Well organised, good communication, excellent value holiday.

By John from Hexham | 06 April 2023
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