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Wowster - more than just a trek
Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
Fantastic well organised trek along the Inca trail to Machu Picchu. Difficult to squeeze 8kgs of kit for 5 nights (2 in hotels, sacred valley and Machu Picchu town) but achievable if packed sensible. Not forgetting 2kg is your sleeping bag. Lots of hints and tips out there on what to pack so you will be best prepared if you do your homework first. Little useful tip is a stash of doggy bags for rubbish like toilet tissue / fruit cores etc things you accrue on the trail rather than stuffing it in you rucksack. We had a pack of cards, which brought the day to a cheery end, especially when the guide won every game ! Don’t forget your ear plugs as tent walls ain’t too thick to keep out that unwanted fellow trekker snores. The trek is more than just Machu Picchu, although the city was a gem to reach at the end of 4 days trekking. Absolutely out of this world. Through the marathon distance, we reached incredible heights across 3 separate passes, the views are out of this world along with glorious wildlife and wonderful colours. The trail has so much to offer and the guide shared so much of his incredible beautiful country with us along the way. There are Plenty of photo opportunities, I took over 1000 pictures, take a battery pack for your electronic devices, there is no WiFi ( yippee! apart from in hotels ) but plenty of laughs which make incredible memories and as you go through different stages you carve a bond with your fellow trackers that will last a life time. High Altitude affects everyone in different ways, shortness of breath to nausea/ dodgy stomach, but please take care as they offer a hot coca leaf drink, ( which is legal in Peru) it is derived from the coca plant. This may stay in your system for a few days after and is illegal in the Uk, it may come up on a drug swipe. There are plenty of other drinks to have though. Just take your time with the high altitude especially in Cusco and during the sacred valley tour. Wonderful trip. Don’t hesitate, just book it, as one day it may be restricted to travellers.
By Dawn from Wrexham | 04 June 2019
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Amazing simply amazing
Ultimate Toubkal Weekend
Excellent trip, guide very helpful and knowledgeable. Accommodation at refuge basic but fine for a nights stay. Food at refuge of good quality. Islane hotel clean good food and helpful staff. Bring Dirhams to spend on trek, large bottles of water vary in price but usually no more than 20 Dirhams, you will need plenty of water. Plenty of places along the route to refuge to buy water as well as juice, chocolate and have some lunch. Overall do this trip, a great challenge, a chance to meet new peop le, experience a different culture and way of life. A great weekend
By Richard from Clydebank | 04 June 2019
Amazing simply amazing
Ultimate Toubkal Weekend

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By Richard from Clydebank | 04 June 2019
Amazing - so much more than Machu Picchu
Inca Trail to Machu Picchu

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By Dawn from Wrexham | 04 June 2019
Trekking in La Réunion, May 2019
Reunion Island Paradise

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By Nigel from Carlisle | 04 June 2019
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Great Organisation and Stunning Scenery
Ultimate Albania Cycling Tour

As my first cycling holiday, this Albanian trip was a great experience. Fabulous mountain ranges, some challenging climbs on roads with not much traffic were highlights for me along with the food which tasted great and lots of it. Accommodation was to a high standard and the guide and driver / mechanic were very knowledgeable and put a huge effort into making sure the group had a great holiday.

By Robert from Omagh | 02 June 2019
Albania
Ultimate Albania Cycling Tour

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By Robert from Omagh | 02 June 2019
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First class trip on every level
Ecuador Walking Highlights
Ecuador the land of contrasts diverse culture, amazing flowers and fauna (even at high altitudes), contrasting landscapes, altitude and of course volcanoes. The trip provides opportunities to see Ecuador at it's best providing amazing walking, riding the devil's nose train, visiting markets and the opportunity to experience a vast wealth of true Ecuadorean culture at it's best. Our guide was relaxed and a "man of the mountains" who was there for you when you needed him, but never made a fuss. Our group was an amazing mix of people from UK and Australia. We bonded quickly and all enjoyed our trip together with lots of "banter" laughter and "serious" games of cards at night! Our accommodation was varied providing a great contrast from city to rural. We stayed in some lovely places. Food beer and wine all very good, although can be quite basic in some places. Snacks provided on the walks and were plentiful. Tips and hints: The weather is Ecuador can be wet and a little on the colder side at times. Bring good waterproofs and change of clothes. Make sure you have dry or "sealskin" socks as you can get wet. Bring a few different changes of casual clothes for the evening - I brought mainly walking clothes "mistake". Walking poles are useful for descents and for walking on shiny slippery volcanic soil the first few days. If you can take a good camera, there are so many amazing "potential" photos which a phone camera just doesn't capture. It is a relatively cheap country so your money tends to go a long way, but take small dollar notes as never any change. A country to be re-visited and without doubt a trip to be recommended on so may levels. "Just do it!"
By Theresa from Perth | 31 May 2019
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Wonderful holiday, roads are very cycle friendly
Ultimate Albania Cycling Tour
This was my first cycling holiday, and I really enjoyed it. The motorists in Albania are very considerate to cyclists and the roads are very quiet, so I felt very safe. The distances are easily achievable although some of the hills are quite big, the group spread out according to each individuals speed - which I really liked as I didn't feel any pressure to 'keep up' (I was in the middle of the group) and re-grouped at junctions and for tea breaks and lunch. The bikes were good an d suitable for the terrain. The tour is mostly in rural areas with a few small towns and a minibus for getting out of / into Tirana which would be a busy section to cycle. The accommodation was all very good and the beds comfortable. The food was excellent, I'm a Coeliac and was catered for very well - at most meals we had shared plates and I often had an extra 'main meal' to myself if too many of the shared dishes contained gluten. The guide and mechanic/driver were excellent, really friendly and knowledgeable. The only thing I would change given there are so few flights into Tirana would be to pre-organise taxi's for people when they arrive, on our tour there were two groups of three arriving from London and Manchester (i.e. 3 on each flight) - which could easily have been 2 taxi's - but because we didn't know each other ended up being 4 (but maybe that's good for the Albanian economy)
By Susan from Bracknell | 29 May 2019
Albania May 2019
Ultimate Albania Cycling Tour

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By Susan from Bracknell | 29 May 2019
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Great Adventure and challenge.
Everest Base Camp Trek
We had a great holiday and trek to Everest Base Camp. The trip was very well organised and Milan the guide and all Sherpas were very efficient and friendly. The problems caused by the partial closure of the Kathmandu Airport runway were well addressed by KE. I had thought at the time that an alternative to the long bus journey and lost day could have been a helicopter flight from Kathmandu to Lukla at an extra cost to each of us. However if only one of the group had not agreed to this I do under stand that it couldn’t have happened. Also I believe it would have needed 2 helicopters. All in all it was a great trip with a group of great people. Thanks to KE for the meal in a lovely restaurant in Kathmandu as a nice gesture after our long delay in Lukla. Peter Reed.
By Peter from KESWICK | 28 May 2019
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Fantastic experience with great staff and new friends made
Ecuador Walking Highlights

Very well organised providing for appropriate acclimatisation before heading over 5000m. So many outstanding experiences: being on the equator, the first sight of Cotopaxi, standing on the glacier, the Devils Nose Ride and the free day when a couple of us went rafting. Absolutely loved it and intend heading back this way sometime next year. Highly recommended!

By Eric from Holmfirth | 28 May 2019
Madagascar 2018
Trek Madagascar, The Land of the Lemur

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By Giorgia from Hastings | 28 May 2019
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A great Spring or Autumn escape to see lots of LIgurian coast from one centre
Footpaths of Liguria - Cinque Terre, Portofino and Porto Venere

This is a fun walking week making the most of the relatively short train connections along the coast between Genoa and La Spezia. The famous Cinque Terre villages and footpaths are fine to see but the other day walks - in Portofino, Sestri Levanti, Levanto, Port Venere etc are less touristy and if anything better. The walking is often quite steep and rugged but days are not long and the 'home' village of Moneglia and cosy family hotel make a great base.

By Richard from LONDON | 22 May 2019
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Great Balkan Adventure
Balkan Trilogy Road Cycle Tour
We cycled the Balkan Trilogy in May and were surprised to get quite bit of rain in the first few days. So, bring foul weather outfits if you are travelling this time of year. Guide Tomi was pretty good in coming up with plans B and C to avoid showers and we still managed to cycle most of the planned mileage. Scenery was varied and beautiful, especially Bay of Kotor in Montenegro and Peljesac Peninsula. In Bosnia-Herzegovina the scars of war are still visible and there were uncleared minefields n ext to the cycle track! The hotels were excellent, especially in Kotor and Ston Mali. We had some fantastic meals and some of the best seafood ever. Croatian wine is pretty good too. Organisation was pretty slick and support vehicle was never far away. The cycling was not too challenging, most days around 60-80 km and climbing was relatively benign. My only criticism would be that there is not enough time to see old town on Korcula on the last day and that could easily be fitted in on the afternoon the day before. Also make sure you book an extra night before or after trip to see Dubrovnik, but don't book this months in advance. The room prices of Hotel Petka drop by 50% in the week before travel. All together a great Balkan adventure, highly recommended.
By Nico from Dorchester | 20 May 2019
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Very Enjoyable Trip
Footpaths of Liguria - Cinque Terre, Portofino and Porto Venere
I enjoyed this hiking trip. As was the case with my previous KE trip, the guide (Marco) was outstanding. He was friendly and informative and he had excellent knowledge of the area thanks to his degree in history as well as the fact that he is from Genoa. He likes to say that his English is bad but the truth is that his English is just fine (just some minor things here and there). He is truly a nice guy and a pleasure to be around. The walking was great. I expected walks that were not very strenu ous and I was pleasantly surprised to find that some days were a bit more strenuous than I expected. I don't know if this trip should be bumped up a grade but there are days that involve quite a bit of up and down even if the distance is a bit shorter than what I would typically do. The hotel was clean, basic, and authentic. The family that runs it were always friendly and helpful. Breakfast was as expected in Italy, Marco did a good job with the picnic lunches, and dinners were ok. We did go out for pizza one night and a smaller group went out twice. The family also owns the bar (pub) next door and we definitely made use of it! In short, I found this trip to be quite enjoyable and I would recommend it if it interests you.
By Benjamin from Franklinton | 20 May 2019
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Fantastic
Footpaths of Liguria - Cinque Terre, Portofino and Porto Venere
Just back from this marvellous holiday. The organisation by KE was tip top and the accommodation a very good 2* family owned hotel. The walks were tremendous but if honest more challenging than their Level 3 rating. Two days particularly heavy going. In fact I took a day off to lay on the beach and swim. I think some walkers would struggle if they expected top end of easy. The absolutely best memory was our fantastic guide Marco Moraglio. What a gentleman - so kind and nothing was to much troubl e. Would highly recommend this just get your fitness levels up first.
By Beverley from Lewes | 20 May 2019
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Very enjoyable trip, great food, great views and happy cycling
Cycle the Wine Roads of Istria

Very enjoyable trip, great food, great views and happy cycling

By Paul from Zurich | 18 May 2019
★ ★ ★ ★
Beautiful walking and scenery in a friendly area
Self-Guided Walking in Las Alpujarras
We thoroughly enjoyed our walking holiday in Las Alpujarras. Because one member of the party was not able to complete the described walks, she nevertheless very much enjoyed the pretty villages, the good food and (with one exception) the excellent hotels. One member experienced a bad fall down a loose scree on day 3 using the short cut path. It is rightfully described as 'less clear' and 'difficult' and not of 'great quality'. However my friend would consider this p ath dangerous (the other member of the party used the longer route without problems). The hotel San Roque at Pitres was below standard. However, all the other hotels used were excellent and the staff at the Trevelez hotel (La Fragua) went out of their way to be helpful in locating the injured party member. The hotel in Granada is very well placed for the old town and the Al Hambra. All the villages were delightful with good places to eat and drink with plenty of interest for the non-walking member. The detailed walk on day 6 Pitres to Pampaneira was exceptionally beautiful with views up to the snow-capped Veleta mountain
By Marian from Nethybridge | 13 May 2019

KE Adventure reply

Thank you for your review. We were sorry to hear about your friend's fall and we have updated the route notes with further information about the nature of this short cut. Accommodation in Pitres is quite limited, but we are looking at alternatives following your feedback. We are pleased that you enjoyed your walking holiday in the Las Alpujarras.

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A full week of varied walking
Walking the White Mountains of Crete

With walks in the mountains, along the coast and within gorges on the south coast we experienced a good variety of terrain in 1 week. Unfortunately the Samaria gorge was closed as a result of high water levels but the necessary late changes to itinerary and accommodation were excellently managed by Jean.

By Mark from Cambridge | 13 May 2019
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