- anyone ever use EF go ahead tours? : r travel - Reddit
Hello, currently looking into solo travel Came across a website for EF go ahead tours They book your flight hotels and have a tour guide with you on the trip Was wondering if anyone has use them If you have was is worth it
- has anyone used EF tours for traveling? : r travel - Reddit
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- Guided tours in London : r uktravel - Reddit
Big bus tours with their explorer package includes walking tours with no additional cost - Royal Walking tour - This includes change of guard at Buckingham Palace Hidden Gems of Westminster - with includes all the famous landmarks in the area How good are big bus walking tours? I am usually wary of large corporation tour operators in big cities
- Are group tours worth it? : r Banff - Reddit
Are group tours worth it? Just started planning a trip to Banff Jasper for the end of July with my family (4 people total) I saw a group tour online for around $1100 per person, and it includes all ticket fees, transport, breakfast, and hotel for 5 full days of activities Flight is not included, but the round trip is around $170 per person
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- Anyone booked a tour with GetYourGuide? What was your . . . - Reddit
We booked a City Tour and Swiss Alps Tour The tours were terrible Everything was rushed, no time to shop or enter churches which were part of the tour Included was the Lindt Chocolate Factory tour which required a ferry ride We had to walk about a mile to get to the ferry, then walk another mile through a park to get to the Factory
- Are guided tours worth it in Edinburgh? : r uktravel - Reddit
The bus tours are done consistently well The walking tours (based on overhearing them in the street) are a mixed bag - some know their stuff, others just make it up Better to do as much reading as you can in advance anyway Robert Chambers' Traditions of Edinburgh is a good start for what it covers (and it's where the guides' information often comes from) Grant's Old and New Edinburgh is
- Anyone used Exoticca? Over-hyped or bargain? - Reddit
Exoticca much less, but less in pkg No welcome reception, only tour guide, smaller bus for tours crowded, no portable earphones, no dinners included, and lots less helpful info upfront before + during tour EF is more costly but transport more comfy, app very helpful Many included dinners Also easier to book months ahead + pay instalments
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