Frequently Asked Questions
Please find below the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about our Guided Ireland Vacations.
If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for or if you need more information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Flights & Transfers
Do you book flights for guests?
No, we don’t book flights – and that’s actually a good thing!
It gives you the freedom to choose the best departure dates, airlines and deals that suit your travel plans.
Whether you’re chasing loyalty points, flight sales or simply want control of your itinerary, this keeps things flexible for you.
Have questions about flights or arrival timings?
Drop us an email: info@irishexperiencetours.com – we’re happy to help.
When do the tours leave and from where?
All our tours depart bright and early at 8:30AM from Point A Hotel, Parnell Street, Dublin. Please arrive at least 15 minutes beforehand.
Here’s when each of our epic adventures kicks off:
Sundays @ 8:30AM
- 7-Day Ultimate Irish Adventure
- 8-Day Castles & Coasts Experience
- 10-Day Wild Irish Experience
Tuesdays @ 8:30AM
- 11-Day Ultimate Irish Experience
- 7-Day Atlantic Way Experience
Thursdays @ 8:30AM
- 13-Day Full Irish Experience
- 5-Day Giant Irish Experience
👉 Top tip: We always recommend arriving the night before your tour begins to avoid any early-morning airport drama.
What time do tours return to Dublin?
Most tours return between 4:30PM and 5:00PM, with drop-offs at either:
- The Ashling Hotel, Parkgate St., Dublin
- Point A Hotel, Moore Ln, Dublin 1
💡 If you’re catching a flight home that evening, make sure your departure is after 10PM to give yourself enough time.
Are airport transfers included in the tour?
Airport transfers aren’t included in our tours – but we’ve got you covered with helpful options.
Need a stress-free transfer?
We recommend a Meet & Greet taxi service with Irish Taxi Tours. For around €80 total (for up to 8 passengers), they’ll collect you from arrivals and take you straight to your city centre hotel.
How it works:
- Contact them via email/form (mention you’re booked on an Irish Experience Tour)
- They’ll send a payment link
- Once paid, you provide your flight details
- You’ll be greeted at Dublin Airport by name and whisked into town
Flying in from North America?
We recommend flying directly into Dublin Airport (DUB) – it’s the main hub and the most convenient option for our tours.
Direct Flights to Dublin from the USA:
- New York (JFK/EWR) – Aer Lingus, Delta, United
- Chicago (ORD) – Aer Lingus, United, American
- Boston, Atlanta, Los Angeles, San Francisco, etc. – Multiple options
From Canada:
- Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Vancouver – Air Canada, WestJet, Aer Lingus
You’ll find plenty of options, and we’re happy to help if you’re unsure which works best for your tour.
What about Shannon Airport?
Shannon (SNN) is another international option, especially handy for guests booking private tours focused on Ireland’s west coast.
For our scheduled small-group tours, however, Dublin is your starting point.
How do I get from Dublin Airport to the city centre?
We’ve put together a handy guide with all your airport transfer options, including public transport, shuttle buses and taxis.
Pro tip: that Meet & Greet taxi we mentioned earlier? It’s well worth it after a long flight.
Who You'll Be Travelling With
What size are the tour groups?
Our tours are small by design. We keep it cozy so you get a more personal, authentic experience.
- Small Group Tours: Max of 16 guests
- Mini Group Tours: Max of 8 guests
- Private Tours: Can accommodate up to 30+ for families, friends, or custom adventures
You only need two people to confirm a departure – and we’ve never had to cancel a tour!
Can I join a tour if I’m travelling solo?
Absolutely – we love our solo travellers!
Whether you’re flying solo, with your partner, or in a group of friends, you’ll feel right at home. By the end of Day 1, you’ll likely have made a busload of new friends and be planning your post-tour reunions.
What kind of people join your tours?
You will meet like-minded people who have an appreciation for the great outdoors. Our guests are usually people from Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States, and come from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences.
On average, we have a 50/50 split between men and women, with several single travelers on each trip as well as couples and friends traveling together.
What ages are your travellers?
We welcome guests from their 30s all the way into their 70s (and sometimes beyond).
As long as you’re young at heart and keen to explore Ireland off the beaten path, you’ll fit right in.
If you love stretching your legs, soaking up jaw-dropping landscapes, and swapping stories in a cozy pub at the end of the day – this is your tribe.
Accommodation & Rooming
What kind of places will we stay in?
We’re proud to partner with locally-owned, hand-picked accommodations across Ireland – from cozy guesthouses to boutique hotels steeped in character. We avoid big, impersonal chains and go for authentic, warm Irish hospitality instead.
Depending on your tour and preferences, you’ll choose between two great packages:
🌿 Classic Accommodation Package
Perfect for travellers who want that true Irish charm — think warm welcomes, traditional décor, and hearty home-cooked breakfasts.
You’ll stay in a mix of:
- B&Bs (Bed & Breakfasts): Charming local homes with friendly hosts and full Irish breakfasts
- Guesthouses: Slightly larger, with guest lounges and additional comforts
- Small Family-Run Hotels: Blending personal service with boutique touches
All Classic stays are 3- or 4-star rated and meet high Irish standards (Fáilte Ireland approved). Most have ensuite bathrooms, tea/coffee facilities, and that unmistakable Irish homeliness.
✨ Premium Accommodation Package
Love a little extra comfort while still keeping it real? Our Premium option upgrades your stay to include more 4-star hotels, historic manors, and stylish boutique stays — all Irish-owned and full of character.
Expect:
- Plush beds and upgraded rooms
- On-site dining, lounges, maybe even a spa
- Beautiful settings and top-notch service
You’ll still get that warm Irish welcome, just with a splash more luxury.
Are all rooms private?
Yes — everyone gets their own private room. You can choose from:
- Double Room (1 big bed for 2 people)
- Twin Room (2 single beds)
- Single Room (for solo travellers – includes a single supplement)
- Family Room (available on some private/custom tours)
Is there a single supplement?
Yes. Solo travellers will have their own private room and pay a single supplement – this ensures you’re comfortable and well rested each night. And don’t worry – you’ll still be part of the group fun all day long!
Where do the tours start and finish?
All of our tours start at Point A Hotel (17–19 Moore Ln, Dublin 1) at 8:30AM sharp. Please arrive 15 minutes early.
Tours finish between 4:30PM and 5:00PM at:
- The Ashling Hotel, Parkgate Street, Dublin 8
- Or back at Point A Hotel, depending on the tour
If your tour includes a train transfer (like some of our 5- to 8-day trips), you’ll end at Heuston Station around 6:00 PM — right across the street from the Ashling Hotel.
Where should I stay before or after the tour?
We’ve got a bunch of great hotel and B&B suggestions near both the start and end points.
Hotels/B&Bs near Point A Hotel (start point):
- Point A Hotel (use promo code 17IRIS for 15% off!)
- Cassidy’s Hotel
- Holiday Inn Express
- The Belvedere Hotel
- The Gate Hotel
- The Kingfisher Townhouse
- Tom, Dick & Harriet’s
- Leonardos
- The Maldron (Parnell Square)
- Halfpenny Bridge Holiday Homes
Hotels near Ashling Hotel (end point):
- Ashling Hotel
- Phoenix Park Hotel
- Generator Hostel (super stylish)
- Hilton Kilmainham
- The Hendrick Smithfield
- Maldron Hotel Smithfield
- McGettigans Townhouse
We recommend booking your accommodation in advance – Dublin hotels fill up fast, especially in the summer!
Food, Dietary Needs & Where to Eat on Tour
Can my dietary needs be accommodated?
Yes – we do our very best to make sure everyone is well fed and happy, regardless of dietary preferences or restrictions.
Whether you’re vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, or have food allergies, please let us know in advance when booking your tour. We’ll flag it with your guide and accommodation providers.
While Ireland is still catching up with some food trends, most places are now very aware and accommodating of different dietary needs – especially in the towns and villages we visit. We’ll always try to ensure there are good options for you at breakfast, and your guide will offer tips for restaurants with suitable menus along the way.
Pro Tip: When dining out, just give your server a quick heads-up about your dietary needs – they’re used to it and usually happy to help.
Do we all eat together in the evenings?
Sometimes, yes – but it’s totally up to you.
Some groups love eating together every night, others prefer mixing it up. Your guide will chat with the group and help arrange group dinners when there’s interest, or recommend places for a quieter or more romantic meal if you fancy doing your own thing.
We believe in freedom and flexibility – so whether you want a relaxed dinner with new friends, a pint and a pie in the pub, or a solo sunset seafood feast, go for it!
What meals are included on the tour?
- Breakfast every day: hearty, filling, and usually served in your B&B, guesthouse, or hotel
- Lunch & dinner: not included, giving you freedom to explore local pubs, restaurants, cafés, or food trucks (yes, we’ve got those too!).
Where to Eat (and What to Try!) Across Ireland
Our Tour Leaders are absolute foodies – and they love pointing you toward great places to eat.
From seaside shacks to Michelin-recommended bistros, here’s a sneak peek of what you might enjoy:
Ballycastle
Eat: Fish and chips, seafood chowder
Drink: Local craft beer, Bushmills whiskey
Donegal
Eat: Atlantic cod, boxty (Irish potato pancakes)
Try: The House Gastro Pub or Chandpur for spice lovers
Westport
Eat: Lamb stew, black pudding, mussels
Top Pick: An Port Mór
Clifden
Eat: Connemara lamb, venison, fresh salmon
Must-visit: Mitchell’s Restaurant
Galway
Eat: Oysters, fish pie, brown soda bread
Don’t miss: McDonagh’s (for fish & chips!) and Dough Bros (for creative woodfired pizza)
Dingle
Eat: Dingle Bay crab claws, seafood platters, creamy pints
Try: The Fish Box, or Out of the Blue for top-notch seafood
Drink: Dingle Gin and craft beer from Tom Crean’s brewery
Killarney
Eat: Kerry beef, Guinness stew
Dine at: Bricín Restaurant or Quinlans Seafood Bar
Kinsale
Eat: Crab sandwiches, seafood chowder
Foodie Heaven: Fishy Fishy, The Black Pig Winebar
Kilkenny
Eat: Kilkenny blue cheese, pork belly
Drink: Smithwick’s Ale or O’Hara’s Irish Pale Ale
Bonus Bites in the North:
- Derry: Walled City Brewery
- Belfast: Mourne Seafood Bar, Made in Belfast, and the legendary Dirty Onion pub.
What Makes Irish Food Special?
- Our menus are seasonal and locally sourced — expect fresh seafood, grass-fed meats, and rich dairy
- Pubs serve some of the best grub — hearty, wholesome, and often surprisingly gourmet
- You’ll find modern Irish cuisine alongside traditional favourites like colcannon, soda bread, Guinness stew, and of course, the full Irish breakfast
Many restaurants offer vegetarian and vegan menus, though rural spots may have simpler options.
Not sure what to try? Ask your guide — they know the best hidden gems, pub specials, and even where to grab a killer cup of coffee (or a cheeky dessert).
🥘 Tour Tip: Don’t leave Ireland without trying black pudding, a seafood platter on the Wild Atlantic Way, and at least one hot bowl of creamy chowder.
General travel information
Is a Visa required when travelling to Ireland?
Travel Information for Visitors to the Republic of Ireland
Are you a citizen of the USA, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand?
If so, you do not need a visa to travel to the Republic of Ireland for tourism purposes. You can visit without any type of visa or pre-clearance, provided you meet all of the following conditions:
- You are a citizen of the USA, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand.
- Your visit is exclusively for tourism purposes.
- Your stay in the Republic of Ireland will be less than 3 months.
- You will not be traveling to Northern Ireland during your trip.
Important Notice for Northern Ireland Visits
Starting in 2025, if you plan to include Northern Ireland in your itinerary, you will need an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA).
An ETA is a digital pre-clearance required for short stays in the United Kingdom (UK), including Northern Ireland. The application process is straightforward.
Citizens of the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand can apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) from November 27th 2024 onwards.
It is not possible to apply before this date if you are a citizen of the above countries.
The application for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) costs £10 (UK sterling).
Before you start the application process for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), you will need the following:
- The passport you will travel with (not a photocopy);
- Access to an email address;
- A valid payment method (credit/debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay).
You can apply online or via the UK ETA App:
You must apply before you depart. However, you can travel to the UK or Northern Ireland while you are awaiting a decision on your application.
Additional Visa Information
- If you are not a citizen of the USA, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand, you may need a visa to visit the Republic of Ireland and/or Northern Ireland.
- Check your visa requirements:
If you’re unsure about your visa requirements, it’s best to consult the Irish embassy or consulate in your home country before making travel arrangements.
How long are the tours?
No matter what time of year it is you will need comfortable walking shoes, sunblock, bug repellent, swimwear and a towel.
Sturdy walking shoes (ankle high), swimming gear, hat and sunscreen, rain jacket/trousers, warm fleece, hat and gloves, towel, motion sickness tablets, water bottle, towel and toiletries, warm clothing and waterproof jacket, insect repellent, camera.
When is the best time to come to Ireland?
Honestly, it’s really hard to say. Our seasons aren’t exact so it can vary. Each month has its very own character.
Are electrical converters required?
Unless you’re travelling from the UK, you will need an adapter to use your electric appliances in Ireland.
We use a three-pin plug in Ireland, with square pins.
Are there restroom stops along the way?
Yes. We make regular stops along the tour route where you can avail of bathroom facilities.
Are there any laundry facilities along the way for the longer tours?
Laundry facilities can be accessed during the two night stays in Westport, Killarney, Dingle and Clifden.
Your guide will advise you on where best to access laundry facilities.
What currency is required on the tours?
There are two currencies on the island of Ireland. Euro is the main currency you’ll need. If your tour visits Northern Ireland, you’ll also need Pound Sterling (£).
We advise not bringing too much cash to Ireland. On tour, you can withdraw cash from cash machines/ATMs as you need it. You’ll find ATMs in most towns and gas/service stations on tour. Just ask your tour guide for advice on when and where is best to withdraw cash.
Is internet access available on the tours?
All overnight stops offer WiFi.
You’ll also be able to access the internet on your WiFi-enabled device at cafés, pubs and other stops along the route.
Do I need travel insurance?
There is no travel insurance cover included on our tours. We strongly recommend that you take insurance to cover you for cancellation, medical expenses, personal accident, personal baggage, money and public liability. We do not take responsibility for any personal possessions under any circumstances.
Guides
Do I tip my tour guide?
- Drivers/tour guides are usually tipped at the end of a trip, sometimes with a communal tip collected from all of their guests.
- The amount is up to you. It will depend on the length of the tour and the quality of the service.
- The industry standard in Ireland is approximately €10-15 per person, per day. But this is, of course, at your discretion.
Who will be my guide?
Your guide will be one of our hand-picked, experienced and passionate Irish with a wide array of life experiences. From spotting native wildlife to bringing the past alive with stories from the land. The connections you make with your guides will last a lot longer than the duration of this tour. Your driver/guide will be at your service throughout the day, meaning that everyone can go at their own pace and there is always flexibility within the itinerary to do more or less depending on your mood that day.
Optional Activities & Hikes
When Do I Book Optional Activities?
In the vast majority of cases, you don’t have to decide on tour activities until you join your tour.
That’s because you’ll pay for the optional excursions on our itineraries locally, direct to the suppliers themselves.
Your tour guide will discuss the options available on Day 1. They will gauge interest from the group for each excursion, keeping you informed as you travel around Ireland.
What Optional Activities Are Available?
Ireland Activity List
Island of Ireland
Every Irish Experience tour offers flexibility, All of our tours are packed with great scenery, local Irish culture and loads of laughs.
We’ve curated a list of unmissable activities for you, and in places where fantastic choices abound, we’ve entrusted the ultimate decision to you.
Any additional tour options are highlighted here for your consideration. Please note the towns you are staying in correspond with the activities.
All details of prices and suppliers listed here are correct at the time of publication.
Our suppliers occasionally increase prices for optional tour activities during the touring season.
This is a rare occurrence. In the unlikely event of a major price increase, we will do our utmost to update you.
How hard are the hikes and activities – how fit do I have to be?
All hikes are optional and are very much easy to moderate. Most of the people that join our trips have questions about how fit they need to be and the answer is that as long as you enjoy being out and about in the outdoors you will enjoy yourself – Some of our trips are designed for active people but you don’t need to be an athlete, meaning that everyone can go at their own pace and there is always flexibility within the itinerary to do more or less depending on your mood that day. Our guests are regular people who enjoy getting outside and exploring new places and our trips are designed for people of all ages and abilities. With our small groups of no more than 16 people, we offer you plenty of options and flexibility. We always have easier or more challenging options available so that you can choose how much or little activity you enjoy each day.
Do you need any outdoors experience for these trips?
You certainly don’t need any technical outdoor experience to enjoy your Irish Experience trip. If you enjoy being out and about in the outdoors and are a generally active person who enjoys hobbies like walking, cycling, golf, tennis, or dancing then you will have no problems at all with the walks and activities on your trip. Remember all walks and activities are optional.
If your trip has kayaking as an option on it there’s no need for you to have ever been kayaking before. The kayaking is suitable for beginners and you will be in double sea kayaks, which are very stable. A specialist kayak guide will teach you everything you need to know before you head out and will be with you out on the water.
If your trip has biking on it you will need some biking experience to complete the bike ride on your trip. The trails we bike on are undulating gravel tracks that are rated as “easy” trail rides but you’ll need to have done some biking before to comfortably and safely take part in the bike rides. The activities on our trips are very flexible and many of our guests opt to walk instead of bike. The trails we bike on are shared walking/biking trails so you’ll be able to enjoy a walk with your guide if you prefer.
The same goes for horse riding as an option on your trip. Beginner or advanced rider, fast-paced jaunt or relaxing leisure trek, there’s something to suit you. There’s no pressure to go fast. Relax and take in the scenic locations. More experienced riders may be offered the chance to canter or even gallop. All of our horseback riding experiences are fully guided and safety-approved. Our trusted suppliers are local, family-operated businesses. They have the utmost concern for animal welfare
How To Book Your Tour
What to expect after I make a booking?
- When you have your deposit paid: a booking confirmation email
- 30 days before your departure date: Balance due email
- One week later (if still not paid): Balance payment reminder
- When your balance is paid: final booking confirmation email
- 21 days before your departure date: Final Itinerary & accommodation details
Is a deposit required and when is the balance due?
All multi-day tours have a €180 deposit.
The final payment of the remainder is due 30 days before the departure date or on the date of booking if within 30 days of the departure date. Failure to pay the remainder within 3 days of this payment notice may result in the booking being canceled.
Please see our terms and conditions for full deposit and payment details
Are the days of departure set?
Yes. All of our tours depart from Point A Hotel on Parnell Street Dublin on either Sundays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays
SUNDAYS: 10-DAY WILD IRISH EXPERIENCE, 8-DAY CASTLES & COASTS, 7-DAY ULTIMATE IRISH ADVENTURE
TUESDAYS: 11-DAY ULTIMATE IRISH EXPERIENCE, 7-DAY ATLANTIC WAY EXPERIENCE
THURSDAYS: 13-DAY FULL IRISH EXPERIENCE, 5-DAY GIANT IRISH EXPERIENCE
How to book?
How to book my tour?
- Choose Your Tour – Click on View Tour Button
- Click on the Dates & Prices Button
- Choose which date you’d like to travel
- Select Your Accommodation Package (Room Type)
- Scroll to the bottom and click on the green continue button
- Enter traveller details and/or Sign up to manage your booking
- Scroll to the bottom and click on the green continue button
- Enter card details to pay your deposit
- Check your inbox or spam folder to view confirmation email
- Balance due 30 days before departure
Where can I book my tour?
It’s easy! You can book online here, send an email or by phone and we’ll talk you through it.
From USA/CANADA TOLL-FREE
001 (888) 442-4124
From IRELAND/EUROPE
00 (353) 86160-6604
You’ll need to pay a €180 deposit to secure your booking with the balance due 30 days before your departure date. You can pay your deposit by credit card in Euros.
What’s the maximum number of people I can book the tour for?
Eight is the maximum number of people you can book a tour for. If you want to travel in a larger group, please have a look at our private tours section for further information and suggestions.
How and when do I pay for my booking?
To secure your spot on the tour we require a €180 deposit, with the balance payable 30 days before departure. You have the option of paying by credit card, either over the phone or through our secure online booking page.
What happens if I need to cancel?
Our cancellation policy is:
Following your payment of part or all of the Fees, if you cancel your Tour:
(a) more than 30 days prior to the start date of the Tour, Deposit is non-refundable.
A full refund (excl. deposit); and
(b) within 30 days from the start date of the Tour, Deposit is non-refundable (cannot be deferred to another tour). No refund.
If you cancel on the start date of the Tour or any time thereafter (including by leaving the Tour) or you do not show up for the Tour, you will be liable to pay the Fee in full and no refund will be made to you. We will notify you as soon as possible if we need to suspend or reschedule a Tour.
*We take a €180 deposit and this is fully transferrable! We will transfer your deposit to any other trip or trip date as long as we have availability*
Our cancellation policy is:
Following your payment of part or all of the Fees, if you cancel your Tour:
(a) more than 30 days prior to the start date of the Tour, Deposit is non-refundable (can be deferred to another tour).
A full refund (excl. deposit); and
(b) within 30 days from the start date of the Tour, Deposit is non-refundable (cannot be deferred to another tour). No refund.
If you cancel on the start date of the Tour or any time thereafter (including by leaving the Tour) or you do not show up for the Tour, you will be liable to pay the Fee in full and no refund will be made to you. We will notify you as soon as possible if we need to suspend or reschedule a Tour.
Can I change to another tour date?
You can change your booking to another one of our departures, for no charge, as long as there is 30 days before the departure of the trip you are changing from and to. We will always try to accommodate any date changes like this but we are sometimes limited by availability and operational requirements.
Transport and Transfers
What kind of tours do you offer?
Scheduled small group easy-going adventure tours of Ireland
Our easygoing adventures of Ireland are perfect for those who want the best of both worlds. We run six incredible guided tours on the Island of Ireland. Each of these trips have been lovingly perfected by our dedicated team over the years.
We are confident that you will discover the perfect trip for you.
Customised Private Tours of Ireland and Family Adventure Vacations
We have two private travel options; Tailor Made, where you can enjoy a customized tour focused solely on your travel group. . Or Private Departures, where you can add your personal touch to one of our existing ready-to-book adventures, exclusively for you, your family and friends.
Ireland is yours on a private tour
What time and where do the tours depart from?
All of our tours depart from Point A Hotel, Parnell Street Dublin
Our pick-up times from the Hotel are at 8.30 am.
All of our tours arrive at the Ashling Hotel, 10 – 13 Parkgate St, Stoneybatter, Dublin 8
Our drop-off times at the Hotel are at 5.00 pm approx.
Except if you book a tour with a train transfer included on the last day, to Dublin Heuston, Heuston Station, St John’s Rd W, Dublin
Our arrival times at the train station are 6.00 pm. (You can choose an earlier arrival time by train if you wish) Please note Heuston Station is located directly across the road from The Ashling Hotel
What kind of vehicle do we travel in?
On your trip you will generally travel in a late-model Mercedes Benz minibus or an Iveco Turas 700. The size of the vehicle will depend on the exact size of the group, but you will have space to stretch out and enjoy each journey.
How Do I Get From Dublin Airport to Dublin City Centre?
Please click on link below
Trip Activity Levels
Are the tours suitable for people with mobility issues?
Our mini coaches are not wheelchair accessible. In order to enjoy our tours, you must be able to get on and off our tour vehicles unaided; or have someone come along on tour to help you.
A lightweight foldable wheelchair can sometimes be stowed in the luggage compartment. Our tours are not suitable for larger wheelchairs or mobility scooters
What fitness levels do I need?
Our trips are open to people of all ages and levels of fitness who want to experience Irelands outdoors in an easygoing environment. And perfect for a group of varying levels, or who simply want the opportunity to set their own pace each day.
On all our tours you are free to travel at your own pace – whether this means challenging yourself by zooming up the hills, discovering historical sites at a relaxing pace, or anything in between.
If you’re not sure which trip is right for you, contact our expert trip designers who will help match your fitness levels, interests and preferences to the perfect trip.
How hard are the hikes and activities – how fit do I have to be?
All hikes are optional and are very much easy to moderate. Most of the people that join our trips have questions about how fit they need to be and the answer is that as long as you enjoy being out and about in the outdoors you will enjoy yourself – Some of our trips are designed for active people but you don’t need to be an athlete, meaning that everyone can go at their own pace and there is always flexibility within the itinerary to do more or less depending on your mood that day. Our guests are regular people who enjoy getting outside and exploring new places and our trips are designed for people of all ages and abilities. With our small groups of no more than 16 people, we offer you plenty of options and flexibility. We always have easier or more challenging options available so that you can choose how much or little activity you enjoy each day
Whichever works best for you!
- Wheeled suitcases are ideal for urban stays and airports
- Backpacks are handy for rural settings or if you’re continuing your journey post-tour
Keep in mind: compact bags are a better fit for our vehicles and accommodations — and more room for souvenirs!
