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★ ★ ★ ★
Fantastic Historic Cappadocia
Turkish Delight – Cycling in Cappadocia

Beautiful location, lovely people, amazing accommodation and helpful company staff and guide.

By Gary from West Sussex | 05 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Beautiful mountain scenery
Annapurna and Bandipur Luxury Lodge Trek

The scenery was incredible and I love the hustle and bustle of the cities and also the quietness of the rural areas. Seeing the stars and listening to the birds. The vista changed every minute.

By Ann from Burnley | 05 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★
It's either up or down. There's no flat in Nepal
Gosainkund and Langtang Trek

A lovely varied trek. The trails for the first week were very quiet. Langtang trail much busier. Food on the trek is surprisingly good and varied. Free phone charging every night. Wifi of varying quality is available at all lodges for a small fee. Some lodges were ensuite. KE free sleeping bag and down jacket great for a lodge trek. A very enjoyable trek on relatively quiet trails.

By Adrian from Swansea | 05 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Perfect balance of sightseeing and walking
Temples and Tea Trails of Sri Lanka

Experiencing Temples, a train ride, amazing wildlife including elephants, beautiful flora in both a highland and jungle environment. Superb hotels and food. Tip: a very active trip with some early starts and full days, Have to take shoes off frequently and walk around temples, sometimes on sharp sand and rough stones, so be prepared for this. Not recommended if you are seeking a leisurely holiday.

By Shirley from Bromley | 04 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Extraordinary experience
Temples and Tea Trails of Sri Lanka

Spectacular scenery, peace and serenity in the tea trails. Get fit, if you have any sort of balance issues , use poles!! Drink more water than you think is enough and add Hydralyte to it when walking any distance in the heat!!

By Becky from Australia | 04 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A walk on the wild side in Wadi Rum.
Jordan's Wadi Rum and Petra
Great tour.
Good communication.
Well organised.
Good destination choices/structure.
Good guides/staff.

[Guide] Murad is the man. Calm, understated,a slow burn. Our guide,leader,navigator,organiser, fixer,communicator (tomorrrrrrrrow !),cultural/historical informer,jokes,liason with all the other great locals who made our trip (Mohammed and Said stand out but many others) We met many great people on our trip but Murad was with us from start to finish. He was great to us all, made our trip
... and is a major asset to KE.

[Itinerary] A stretch but the right choice of activities,camping/hotels,walks/scramble/climb. Felt pushed but on the right side at all times.
By Simon from Twickenham | 04 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Beautiful trek off the beaten track
Lamjung Himal Trek

Highlight - Not seeing any other trekkers for the entire walk

By Mark from Suffolk | 04 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A 5 Star Trip!
Everest Base Camp Trek
My husband and I have recently completed a twelve day trek to EBC. We struck lucky, trekking with a fabulous group within a glorious weather window and were consequently rewarded with stunning mountain views. Equally fortuitous was being allotted our guide Rinji who, with an unassuming professionalism, made us feel valued, looked after and safe during every step of the way. Sleek operations rarely occur without occasional hiccups but if there were any, Rinji never passed it onto us; instead he ... calmly sorted everything with his easy smile. His knowledge and passion for his country and homelands were infectious and the way he encouraged our wonderful assistant guides (Vimod and Arun) and looked out for our lovely four porters was impressive. How Vimod and Arun stood quietly waiting in the freezing cold while I gasped for breath at 4am climbing Kala Patthar at a snails pace, I will never know! Or repeatedly stood on the downward slope of steep, narrow mountain passes, instinctively grabbing me/my rucksack when I momentarily slipped on icey stretches.

The Khumbu Valley and the Sherpa culture is a world within a world. One that is truly blessed with such hard working, kindhearted people. One we could all learn from. Thank you Rinji, Vimod, Arun and the porters. The more you trek, the more you realise it isn’t just about reaching EBC but being immersed in a wonderful, magnetic culture and scenery that repeatedly takes your breath away.

Thank you KEadventure for organising such a memorable trip! Your impeccable choice of guides and staff coupled with a perfect itinerary proved to be a winning formula!
By Deb from Staffordshire | 04 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Fantastic family trip.
Camels on the Beach Family Morocco Holiday

The trip was great for our family with a good mix of easy walks, and free time - and of course Camels!

By James from Wiltshire | 03 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★
Great trip with a few caveats
Annapurna Sanctuary and Poon Hill Trek

The highlights were your kind staff. The people of Nepal, the wildlife, the place. I scenery is amazing wherever. I never got that bucket list tick of reaching ABC, but you are looking at just that, missing a tick.

By Lynne from Surrey | 03 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Amazing trek to the Annapurna Sanctuary
Annapurna Sanctuary and Poon Hill Trek

The trek to the Annapurna Sanctuary is a one in a lifetime experience both for the culture and the Mountain View's. KE has assembled a fantastic itinerary and set of guides to make it a memorable experience.

By Hunt from Colorado | 03 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Incredible Guide
Jordan's Wadi Rum and Petra

The guide was incredibly qualified, friendly & engaging. The food was wonderfully prepared & cooked. Although I did not intend it to be so, this turned out to be a great detox holiday for me. Most meals were mostly vegetables cooked deliciously, often with some chicked but definately no red meat. There was no mobile 'phone signal in Wadi Rum, so no internet, no social media, no news. There was no alcohol. Just spectacular views, good exercise & great food.

By Steve from Worcestershire | 03 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Superb trip in all respects
Oman Adventure Trekking

The trip was fabulous - all elements were extremely well planned and executed. The guide was excellent, as were the drivers, the itinerary, the food, the treks - everything!

By Kate from London | 03 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Unusual and fun trip
Ghana Hiking Highlights

Really enjoyed this trip to some very rural and remote parts of Ghana. There were some pleasant walks and a lot of learning about local culture.

By Paula from West Sussex | 03 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Great trek to Base camp, foot of the worlds tallest mountain
The Ultimate Everest Trek

Absolutely fantastic, can't wait to book my next trip, and so many options! Lots of adventures for all people!

By Lindsay from Dumfries | 03 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Stunning views, lovely people
Annapurna and Bandipur Luxury Lodge Trek
The weather was hot and the views were amazing given the clear skies. The lodges are very well appointed and
welcoming. There are a huge number of steps to climb and descend along this trek. Most paths are well defined but few
contour along at any height, you are either climbing up or walking down steep slopes. Water is provided throughout do
no need to buy filtered water bottles before you travel. You do need to be reasonable fit and used to walking in
mountains. I wore boots but several
... in my group just used walking trainers. A brilliant introduction to the Himalayas with
your own hot shower and clean bathroom. I'd recommend this trek to anyone not wanting to go too high or too extreme.
You walk at your own pace and can take in the varied environments around you.
By Jean from Merseyside | 03 November 2025
★ ★ ★
Good introduction to Ghana but arduous main roads
Ghana Hiking Highlights

[Highlights] Bead making, the beach walk and seeing the Picanthetes bird and pangolin. Top tip: be prepared for a traumatic visa application process and start applying early.

By Sue from Gloucestershire | 03 November 2025

KE Adventure reply

Thank you for taking the time to send us feedback and for your review. We are pleased that you enjoyed the bead making and were lucky enough to spot some of Ghana’s fascinating wildlife. The Ghanaian visa process is rather drawn out as you discovered, but we hope that you agree that it is worth the effort in the end. Thank you for sharing your tip for future travellers that it is worth starting the application process early.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★
First class trip with balance between trekking and cultural visits
The Druk Path Trek
Our visit to Bhutan was superbly organised, and managed. Ishy, our guide, and was incredibly attentive and always ready with answers to questions on anything from history (modern or ancient), local culture and, of course, the logistics of our trek.

We had a three days in Kathmandu under our own steam which allowed time to get over jet lag and to get a bit of time above sea-level. The split between cultural visits and trekking was well balanced and we thoroughly enjoyed the time we spent
... at the Thimpu festival. The delayed arrival of some of our group meant we had two opportunities to watch the colourful, and highly stylised masked dances depicting first, the traumas of purgatory and then rebirth. The atmosphere was tremendous and the we enjoyed talking to local spectators who engaged with us spontaneously to welcome us to the country and their festival.

We enjoyed the temples and dzongs and marvelled at the three dimensional mandalas, intricate decorations and the stories behind them all. The deeply religious nature of the country is palpable. Our favourite dzong was at Punakha where our visit was made more dramatic by the torrential rain which had the rivers in torrent, and gave the fortifications a real brooding atmosphere. Another favourite was the excellent National Museum at Paro which is housed in the Ta Dzong watchtower which overlooks the Paro Dzong.

The trek was well paced and organised with a variety of trails through steep forests and more open, alpine ridges. Once above the treeline, the views of the distant snow-capped peaks were tremendous. We were blessed with excellent weather throughout the trek and, apart from the first day up to the Tiger's Nest, we had the trails to ourselves. Temperatures were pleasant throughout, and the chill of the evenings was offset by roaring campfires and even hot-water bottles! The catering was fantastic and hot lunches prepared by the camp chef were a first for me on a Himalayan trek. I've been on a fair number of treks and the Druk Path approached luxurious. Our group was a nice size and good company and I think we were well matched to to the rigours of the trek which is well billed as "moderate". We did have a difficult moment when my wife succumbed to altitude sickness but Ishy quickly organised one of the trek crew to accompany her down to a safe altitude. A short notice hotel was arranged where she could await our return. The office crew kept her well entertained with some local visits in Thimpu and on the longest day of our trek, some of the group opined that she had maybe got the best deal :-).

The hotel accommodation was simple and comfortable. Service was friendly and helpful. We made the surprising discovery of Bhutanese whisky which is a blend of Scotch and local spirit and which was very pleasant at the end of an evening.

The only room for improvement, we would suggest, would be have had a little more free time in Thimpu at the end of the trip. An extra night and free day would have been fun. Maybe this could be offered as an option.

Overall it was memorable trip; one of many I've taken with KE and which ensures I will come back for more. I cannot finish without mentioning our driver Chocki who drove us safely through the twisting mountain roads. As always, KE, I felt safe and secure.
By Andrew from Horsham, UK | 01 November 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A fantastic holiday
Bike Jordan Dead 2 Red
A great itinerary with a brilliant guide and support staff. Pretty hard going to start with as it was unseasonably hot, but so much to see that it was a truly rewarding trip. Hydration tablets were very useful and the day break off the bike to go round Petra was well deserved. The Petra museum is really worth popping round. You can do it in less than an hour on the Wednesday evening and I think it helps adds value before going into Petra itself which is a truly astonishing day out. Might be ... good to have a pair of sliders/flip flops to get into the dead sea and across the beach in Aqaba. The Dead sea is losing a meter of depth a year so the access on the beach is not a easy as it might seem. A pair of ear plugs could also be useful if you are light sleeper, due to the sheep there are a lot of dogs in Jordan and they sometimes do bark at night. The cycling is wonderful, amazing scenery, quiet roads, some fantastic descents and some challenging climbs. The day cycling across the desert to Wadi Rum is one for the ages.
By Alec from Manchester | 31 October 2025
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Fantastic trip to a very special country
The Laya Trek

The holiday encompassed a near perfect balance of trekking in spectacular mountains and an introduction to the cultural life of Bhutan

By Martin from Herefordshire | 31 October 2025
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