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Lush and beautiful Sri Lanka
Temples and Tea Trails of Sri Lanka

What at fabulous trip - a very busy itinerary with early starts and some long days but we got to see so much. The treks were varied and challenging ( eg AdamsPeak) but worth it. Great opportunities to see bird and wildlife and not just on safari! Hotels and food excellent... many hotels with pools. Sri Lanka is beautiful and has lots of history and wildlife. You will get great insight with this trip.

By Helen from Cockermouth | 27 January 2026
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Great insight into a culture and less known destination
Ghana Hiking Highlights

Be prepared for a lot of travel on very poor roads. It was extremely hot and humid but accommodation had air conditioning and showers. Plenty of bottled water was available. Food was excellent and plenty of it with a good choice. A very varied trip with lots to see and do.I was the oldest member of our group but I had no problem with the itinerary. Fantastic trip.

By Rosemary from Bishop's Stortford | 27 January 2026
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Fabulous introduction to cross country skiing
Italian Cross-Country Ski Short Break

Great holiday in beautiful Cogne. Lovely local food and drink, which we enjoyed after our skiing. The cross country ski routes were stunning. An excellent introduction to cross country skiing

By Kate from Penicuik | 27 January 2026
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Kilimanjaro at 62 years old
Kilimanjaro Northern Route Traverse and Circuit

Everything about this trip was special, the booking experience at KE, the Kili guide team and staff, my trip mates who I'd never met before. The climb itself, summit day is a long and tiring one but unforgettable. The Northern Circuit with its extra acclimatisation timescale all magical.

By Bill from Liverpool | 26 January 2026
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Incredible uninterrupted views
Walking The East Lycian Way

Organisation was great, clear and frequent communications. Turkish people was really friendly, kind and helpful. Scenery was stunning, breathtaking and so rewarding and enjoyable. Trails were easy enough to follow not always marked but guidebook was useful

By Patricia from Ireland | 25 January 2026
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Great coastal walking taking in some wonderful heritage sites
Walking on Malta & Gozo

By Cris from Bristol | 23 January 2026
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Winter
Walking in Madeira

A great trip with diverse walks, levadas; waterfalls; rugged coasts and thermal pools; steep climbs to beautiful views and good cafes, churches, in Funchal.. A lovely break in January with an excellent guide and good hotels.

By Linda from Hereford | 23 January 2026
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Beautiful remote scenery
La Gomera - Jewel of the Canaries

A rewarding hike around the hills of La Gomera through higher laurel cloud forests to lower drier vegetation with beautiful views of mountains and ravines and the inspirational view of Mt Teide in the distance. A challenging but rewarding week of hikes.

By Andrew from Guildford | 21 January 2026
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Amazing cloud forest and island views
La Gomera - Jewel of the Canaries

Our personable and experienced guide, Ene, led us through the magical cloud forest and along challenging trails with outstanding views of the island's terrain and ocean. Ene explained the island's history and answered many questions throughout the days and at dinners. It was an excellent and memorable week.

By Denise from Ardmore, USA | 20 January 2026
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Great walking trip
La Gomera - Jewel of the Canaries

Great but challenging walking trip on this fascinating island. Lovely group of like-minded people led by a passionate, knowledgeable guide.

By Neil from Huddersfield | 20 January 2026
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A real adventure
Walking South Africa

A great mix of activities. Fabulous safaris, interesting history and culture, beautiful mountain scenery. The walks in the Drackensburg were challenging but manageable. We stayed in a variety of accommodation, but were always warmly welcomed. Guides were excellent

By Judith from Penrith | 20 January 2026
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Memory of a Life Time
Kilimanjaro Northern Route Traverse and Circuit
I would thoroughly recommend the Northern Route Traverse and Circuit with Onex (trek leader, football fan, Kendal mint cake enthusiast and Jakal stalker) and his team. They made the trip fun and achievable for all the walkers. The pace of the trek was just right for all our abilities and the food was so good considering the environment it is prepared in. The portable toilet a real must considering the alternatives at the camp sites and the hot water delivered to your tent in the afternoon and ... morning for washing yourself is yet another bonus. The scenery, natural beauty, of all the climatic regions of Kilimanjaro is truly spectacular, regardless of the weather conditions and that's not to mention the sunrise at the summit which we did on Christmas Day. The longer route gives you more time to acclimatise which is essential if you want to maximise your chances of not getting altitude sickness but not guaranteed. This trip for me and fellow travellers was very special and a real "memory of a life time" .
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By Andrew from UK | 20 January 2026
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Great trip
Walking on Malta & Gozo

A really enjoyable walking trip on the islands of Malta and Gozo. beautiful coastline, with fabulous local food and drink after a good days walking.

By Clive from Solihull | 14 January 2026
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A great way to try different activities
Sweden Arctic Family Adventure

We had a fabulous time! Everything was taken care of, the activities were well organised and fun, the spa was lovely and the food was amazing!

By Alison from Perthshire | 09 January 2026
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Busy and varied exploration of north west India, done by bike
Cycling Tour of Rajasthan
Fabulous fabulous adventure in Rajasthan, north west India. We took a 13 hour overnight train from Delhi southwest to Udaipur, and then travelled back through the countryside by bike ending up in Agra on New Year’s Eve. The first 2 days were mountains and lakes (1200m - "decidedly undulating" is right) followed by flatter arable backwaters, stopping off at 4 UNESCO heritage sites, forts, palaces and temples, and 2 animal sanctuaries. Urban bits were done by bus transfer which supported us all ... the way. And we saw a tiger!!
The group was only small (5 people) but we got on fabulously and our guide Nishant was amazingly brilliant. Thoroughly recommend. It's an exploratory adventure done by bike, rather than "just" a cycling holiday.
By Julia from Cumbria, UK | 07 January 2026
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Magical desert scenery and people
Jordan's Dana to Petra Trek

By Alison from Stafford | 06 January 2026
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Beautiful Jordan by Foot!
Jordan's Dana to Petra Trek

Wonderful trek with my family and new friends from Dana to Petra. What a wonderful way to see and experience such a beautiful country and people. It is a bit challenging and it is legit camping, but I'd encourage anyone interested to book this trip and get ready for a genuine adventure!

By John from Athens, Georgia | 06 January 2026
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Rugged Beauty
Jordan's Dana to Petra Trek

By Nigel from Newcastle-upon-Tyne | 06 January 2026
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Great introduction to El Salvador
El Salvador Volcano Trek
We had an amazing Christmas holiday in El Salvador.

This trip was trekking volcanoes and a mountain with culture and history thrown in. All were day or afternoon walks. I would be honest and say that 4 volcanoes were dramatic hikes with good summit crater views while the other 3 were gentler walks. All were good treks. Chinchontepec had a fascinating display of steam vents at its base with a 5 hour tiring ascent through dense forest. There is a military base at the summit and if it’s
... cloudy, the view is limited.
Chaparrastique was listed as being the toughest volcano to trek but we found it less tough than Chinchontepec and shorter too. On Chaparrastique there is scrambling/climbing and plenty of loose scree on this particular volcano but for anyone accustomed to hiking in the Lake District this was doable. Views were amazing. The scree surfing down from the crater to a lower level was new to me and once we got the hang of it, it was safe and great fun. Not to mention a much quicker way to descend from the crater to the upper middle slopes. Raul did warn us about the scree as an earlier group struggled with it.
The dormant volcano Gauzapa was more of an informative walk rather than a volcano trek as you don’t really see a summit. We learnt about the civil war and how guerillas hid in the caves on the slopes of Guazapa.
The hot springs, visit to a coffee factory, a boat trip in Fonseca Bay and a couple of beach days at the end rounded off the trip nicely.

Raul ensured we had packed lunches and water when we needed. He took us or pointed us towards great places for coffee or eating out. We went to the supermarket to buy drink and nibbles and he helpfully got ice and a box for post trek beers.

All of the accommodation was very comfortable including the glamping fixed camp.

Raul was very informative and also well travelled. He had lots of information to share with us about his country, the infrastructure and its history. El Salvador has had a turbulent history and despite that the people are warm and welcoming.

This was our first trip with KE and we don’t think it will be our last.
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By Stephen from Lancashire, UK | 06 January 2026
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Memorable adventure in the snow!
Sweden Arctic Family Adventure
What an incredible snowy adventure!! We loved all the amazing activities on offer... the incredible ice hotel, feeding reindeer, zooming along on a snow mobile to go ice fishing, snow shoeing, watching the northern lights and a special favourite were the husky dogs. Camp Ripan is such a comfortable hotel with delicious food and friendly staff. We were disappointed to not be with the same group for the holiday... instead being with different groups of people for the activities and sometimes ... without other children. Also meal times would have been more fun with a group that you got to know over the time. Having said that, we have come home with endless memories and experiences that will stay with us always. Thank you for an awesome holiday.
By Beck from Hertfordshire | 05 January 2026
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