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The Valleys of the Rhône and Saône: Gastronomy and vineyards (port-to-port cruise)
5 days cruise tour visiting Lyon in France.
Best of Greece-2025
5
"Sophia, our tour guide, MADE this trip as amazing as it was! Best time in Greece"
Yasawa Islands Sea Kayaking - Fiji
4.8
"This was as close to a perfect trip as I could imagine. It was extremely well planned, beautiful and challenging"
Senegal and The Gambia
4.5
"A most enjoyable trip in two very interesting countries. Given the general lack of tourist infrastructure in both countries the"
Eco Adventure Trip in Costa Rica
4.9
"I booked this trip for my daughter and me. She wanted action and adventure, every day, and this trip delivered"
Vietnam Express Southbound
5
10 days local culture trip visiting Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.
Philippines Palawan Island Getaway
5
8 days active and outdoor tour in Philippines, visiting Manila, Puerto Princesa, and El Nido.
Maldives Private Relaxed Island Hopping 8D/7N
5
"During July 2019 I visited the Maldives as a solo traveler. The Island Hopper tour was perfect for my intent"
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Discover Costa Rica
4.9
"I was a little worried about the trip as I was travelling alone but this was totally unnecessary as it"
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Cape Town & the Garden Route
4.9
"I enjoyed this holiday so much. The itinerary was very well balanced with a host of different activities and experiences"
Galapagos Experience
5
7 days adventure trip in Ecuador, visiting Quito, Galapagos Islands, and Isla Santa Cruz.
Boat , water sports and marine wildlife Tour Reviews
4.9 - Excellent
- Anonymous
A fantastic way to walk the Great Glen Way. The barge was very well equipped and comfortable. The staff were fantastic as was the food provided for every meal. So nice to come back to fresh cooked cake and tea each afternoon after walking.
- Anonymous
Our weeklong barge-supported walking trip across Scotland exceeded our expectations. It proved to be the ideal family reunion/ heritage trip for older adults intent on combining physical activity with discovery. The friendly, expert 4-man crew of the barge "Fingal of Caledonia" led us, fed us, and educated us from Fort William to Inverness. Our week of walking an average of 15 miles per day over undulating terrain (generally on the Great Glen Way) gave us ample time to reconnect with each other, learn about the social and ecological history of Scotland, and experience a variety of stunning landscapes along the Caledonian Canal. The barge was more comfortable than we had imagined, with a commodious living and dining space for socializing. The cabins were small but efficiently designed, with private baths and plenty of hot water. The chef's meals exceeded our expectations, featuring a variety of foods artfully presented. We appreciated the skipper's nightly reviews of the map of the next day's hike, and enjoyed hiking alongside our trail guide who knew the landscape so well. We would definitely recommend this trip!
- Anonymous
We booked a trip aboard the Fingal of Caledonia for 12 family members in May 2024. We had the time of our lives. We are active folks between 59 and 74 years old. Together we celebrated our common Scottish ancestry and joy in hiking and being outdoors. This trip was a treasure. Gordon Steer of Walkers Britain capably facilitated the arrangements (for we 12, a "charter" designation applied). The accommodations aboard the Fingal barge worked well - while cabins are understandably snug, each has a shower and toilet and sink, and clever storage areas. The social hub aboard the Fingal is remarkably spacious. It's well equipped for socializing and dining (+ there is a small bar). There is a "drying room" available for damp clothing. The canals, locks, and lochs we traveled through and moored at were scenic and mostly calm for our May trip. The daily walks are stunning and varied -- it's not just towpath walking, though -- the lochs are edged by high hills. Several days require fairly demanding switchback walks to get to logging roads and hiking trails above the lochs. The reward is a sequence of stunning views, good places to stop for lunch, and the peace of a day beautifully spent, when we returned to the barge for the overnight. Fingal's crew (Skipper Chris, Bosun Steve, Chef Kevin and Guide Micheál) was outstanding. They are seasoned hosts and crew, and brightened our time on board. Micheál was an outstanding guide on the daily walks - knowledgeable and seasoned in working with groups. And a lot of fun. Similarly, the onboard crew are experts at their roles, and work together well to create a hospitable stay. Chris and Steve kept the boat on track (including through multiple locks daily, which we occasionally watched) and ensured that our travel needs were met. Chris briefed us daily on the next day's walk, using a table-length map and an antler as pointer. He reviewed our progress and ensured that we had all we needed for a comfortable stay. Steve keeps all the systems running on the renovated 1929 barge - he knows it inside out. Kevin prepared gourmet dinners and breakfasts daily, and packed tasty lunches to carry in our daypacks. In sum, I would book this trip again in a heartbeat - it was truly outstanding.