This trip is well organised, good value for money. Covers beautiful scenic areas and was a pleasure to be part of.

We really enjoyed our trip. All information was clear so didn't have any questions. Walks not very hard. Amazing views. Decent hotels. Clean. We left in the morning and came back in the evening. Hotel in Agerolo was lovely. Public transport was very confusing in Amalfi. No clear information where the bus stops. We had to to push to get on the bus with the third attempt. Nearly missed stop in Pompey as all windows were in white dots and could not see passing stations. No screen or announcement. Use Google Map. We met lots of tourists from around the world in towns and had interesting conversations. I wish we had more time in Pompei and regret that we didn't hire a guide. The trip was a good combination of nature, history, cuisine, culture and people. I have to say in the last stay in B&B in Naples the receptionist Italian lady was wonderful. She didn't speak English so we used Google translate and it was an interesting experience. She hugged and kissed us as we were her best nephews. Such a lovely lady. It was interesting to talk with Antonio in Agerolo hotel. Great experience. Love Italy.

Trip was very well organized. All drop offs were on time and Hotel Rooms were beyond expectations.

Everything was great. The cabin, the guides, the on-board chefs, the bikes…everything! This was our first bike and boat trip and it won’t be our last!

This trip exceeded my expectations. The boat, meals, bike set up all brilliant. Would definitely do the trip again.

Everything we very well planned. All hotels/hostels booked and baggage move to the relevant location every day. It was seamless!

Amazing experience. It was harder than we expected but we do not regret a moment.

The Via Francigena pilgrimage was incredibly rich in every way, and the route and accommodations selected for us were perfectly paced and appointed.

We had a great time doing the Loire Valley - from Orléans to Atlantic Coast biking trip of 11 days.

We did the Camino from Sarria to Santiago in 6 days walking. The first two days are big days 22km and 24km respectively. My advice to anyone doing the Camino is to take a second pair of shoes on the walk and talk to others on the track the advice we got was invaluable. We loved the walk and getting into Santiago was quite breathtaking.