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CHOOSING YOUR ADVENTURE HOLIDAY
We have a range of tours in over 130 countries. To help you nd the right adventure holiday for you, we’ve organised our tours into nine main categories. These are listed in the details section for each tour.
COMFORT AND ACTIVE RATINGS We’ve given each tour an active and a comfort rating to give you a general ideaab COMFORT RATINGS
Down-to-earth and natural: typically camping with limited facilities. You will pitch your own tent and help out with the camp chores.
Simple local accommodation; typically hostels, pensions or teahouses that are clean and comfortable and usually have shared facilities. Alternatively it could be a campsite with showers and toilets, and a support crew to help out with camp chores.
Hotels and guesthouses (often family run) with en-suite bathrooms but lacking other facilities such as bars and restaurants.
Higher quality hotels, lodges or guesthouses, with more comfortable bedrooms, en suite bathrooms and often other facilities such as restaurants, bars and a swimming pool.
Distinctive hotels chosen for their character, fantastic location or local importance. They are normally 4 star or above, with excellent facilities and a high level of comfort and service.
Often you’ll stay in different styles of accommodation during your trip; so we make an average rating across the entire tour. Please see our trip notes for more speci c details on the accommodation for each night.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
BUDGET Our adventure holidays are suitable for everyone with a thirst for adventure, whether you are travelling solo, as a
IN STYLE
Light on your pocket but not on great experiences; these fun and exible tours let you decide how much to spend on activities, destinations and food. You travel mainly on public transport and stay in simpler hotels.
SOLO TOURS
Exclusively reserved for solo travellers, these tours have highly social itineraries; making it easy to meet other members of the group and interact with the local people. Accommodation is close to restaurants and nightlife and a single room is automatically included in the price of your holiday.
These tours are perfect if you want to combine an original and off-beat Explore adventure with the comfort of distinctive hotels chosen for their character, fantastic location or local importance. They are normally 4 star or above, with excellent facilities and a high level of comfort and service.
SOLO DEPARTURES Some of our regular adventure holidays have departure dates
that are reserved exclusively for solo travellers. We have shown where this is an option on the individual tours. On these departures, accommodation is based on sharing a room with someone of the same sex, although you can often reserve a single room for a supplement.
couple or with friends. However we also offer a range of budget holidays, an In Style option as well as specialist trips for people travelling solo.
ou a general idea about the activity le el on each tour and so that you have a bout ACTIVE RATINGS
Very relaxing tours, enjoying life at a slow pace. A great chance to recharge your batteries.
Physically easy activities (shopping in bazaars, visiting historic sites, on safari) with a few early mornings but nothing too strenuous.
Tours which involve gentle walking, cycling or other activities for a few hours each day.
Walks, treks and cycling trips with several hours of moderate activity each day.
Treks and cycling trips with challenging physical activity most days. TREKKING AND CYCLING GRADES
In the details section on all of our walking, trekking and cycling tours you will nd an additional trek or cycle grade rating. This grade and description is designed to give you a guide to the average duration of walks, ascent levels and the terrain covered, for cycling the distance and terrain covered.
level on each tour ands
better idea of the type of accommodation you will be staying in at the end of your day’s adventure. They are intended to help you compare one trip against another.
INFORMATION GUIDE...
On this page you will nd a guide to the key information that is featured on each tour page, designed to help you to choose a holiday that is perfect for you.
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