South East Asia Private Tours and Trips

We thoroughly enjoyed our 6-day cycle around Istria in May. The hills gave a little challenge but the rewards were many with great sweeping descents and amazing scenery. Then the coastal rides offered the opportunity to take a dip in the Adriatic and visit beautiful towns like Rovinj. The hotels were all excellent with great hospitality and food. I would definitely recommend them and hope to have another cycle or hiking trip in the future.

Wonderful trip - biking through back roads and cycle paths was easy with use of the app. My first cycle trip was made easy with everything they provided to prepare. Cannot wait to do another trip!!!!!

Our first trip with them (Cycle Puglia) was amazing. From the wonderful route they chose - which keeps you mostly on quieter back roads or cycle paths, to the great hotels and the delightful add-on (Matera - a must do, and go for 2 days not 1 like we did). The app was very easy to use - even when we faced some unexpected detours (which just added a dash of adventure to the trip).

A nice moderating hike with day 1 being most challenging in terms of length and elevation, then moderating to the end. Lots of natural landscape views and scenery. Great towns all offering a bit something different.

Our cycling tour of the Western Front through France and Belgium was great. The scenery of the countryside that we cycled through was beautiful, the towns we stayed in were enjoyable, and the World War One sites were educational (but sombre). We stayed in the upgraded hotels and enjoyed all of them - no complaints. We selected the self-guided tour and the GPS routes were easy to follow and we never had an issue with navigation. We chose the self-guided tour, which worked out well as we had spectacular weather. However, if the weather had been cold and rainy, the self-guided tour would be less enjoyable as you're on your own - no option to skip the cycling and get transported to the next town. Something to consider for future cycling trips.

We did the 115km Sarria to Santiago walk over 6 days, self-guided. My husband and I had the most amazing time and would thoroughly recommend doing this walk to anyone. We saw mums with prams, older people and all ages on the walk. The organisation was seamless - good hotels, good food, no problem with suitcase transport. One hotel was 7km away from the end of the day's walk (and instructions were to call them for a pickup) and the only issue we had was in trying to contact the hotel with only an eSIM card as they had no WhatsApp option (so I'd suggest changing this). I also want to point out that although the official distance advertised is 115km, it is actually closer to 130km (measured on Strava).