Explore Worldwide Reviews
The 208 Explore Worldwide reviews listed below are from past clients of Global Journeys that have traveled with Explore Worldwide. Each review has been individually verified by our team.
The 208 Explore Worldwide reviews listed below are from past clients of Global Journeys that have traveled with Explore Worldwide. Each review has been individually verified by our team.
We feel that Moayad Al Otaibi "made" the trip by his knowledge, passion and consideration.
Totally enjoyable. Only downside is too many optional expensive extras are mentioned and you never know what you have missed.
Explore's trip notes need to be updated as the costs are way overestimated. Great trip, would recommend to other travellers looking to Explore (pun intended) Cambodia.
Loved the whole of the trip. Value for money and was full on !!
An amazing tour that was a great introduction to India. 1
Rajasthan - Land of the Maharajahs
Denise, Australia, Jan 2019
An amazing tour that was a great introduction to India. there was so much to take in-it was almost overwhelming at times! I always felt safe and well looked after. I can thoroughly recommend this tour.
It wasn't cheap but costs in addition to the tour costs were completely in line with the briefing so we were prepared for the extras.
Great trip all round. 1
Derek, Australia, Jan 2019
Really a great trip all round. This was my first experience with Explore! and I was very happy with them andwould certainly use them again.
5 stars all round! 1
Brenda, Australia, Jan 2019
Overall a most interesting, varied and enjoyable trip, and not too full on or hurried. 5 stars all round!
Fantastic value. 1
Karen, Australia, Jan 2019
So much was included in the initial price, it covered transport, hotels, entrance fees and some meals. We had very little additional costs apart from spending money - and the meals everywhere were very cheap. Lunches and dinners worked out mainly at between $5-$12.
Bit of itinerary revision needed. 1
Peter, Australia, Jan 2019
Given the journey times the itinerary could be revised, more time in Santiago (we only got 2 hrs for 5 hours of travel to get there, more time in Cienfuegos (only got 30 min and no walking tour) to make time remove the visit to Santa Lucia and only stay one night in Topes.
Simply brilliant. 1
Jenny, Australia, Jan 2019
Simply a brilliant experience. Thank you Explore!
This was my first trip with Explore - I usually travel independently, but it won't be my last.
We didn't realise how long the days travelling in the coach would be. Also how hot it would be when visiting the different sites.
Brilliant trip. Some language probs, cost of extra trips highlighted before being booked. Slight misunderstanding of trip being booked and not all wanted to go, but too late. Cycle ride superb, more time to be able to browse shop on island would have been great.
A great holiday woith Explore which offered a host of different experiences and delights. 5 stars for the trip and our tour guide! Everyone needs to experience Nepal.
Loved our walking trip, but It is literally the nature of the place that several walks offered almost no shade. But this needs to be considered in selecting walking routes and alternatives for future Gran Isla walking tours.
Having breakfast supplied, even at an extra cost, would have been more convenient. Cant overstate Ana's positive impact and ability as a tour leader for the success of the trip. Its a shame the trip can not include a visit to the Mayan Cultural Museum in Chetumal Mexico, due to time and scheduling, to round off the experience.
I feel I would have benefitted from slightly more 'down' time. The guide was eager to show us everything which meant we didn't get a day to ourselves.
We had a really enjoyable trip and the group size of only 8 worked well. the only slight disappointing thing was that we never got to see a sunset at the Cambodia temples. one night was dull and the last night some members didn't want to stay around so we all ended up leaving.
A wonderful, if not dusty, safari where we saw so many species, often enabled by Solly's 'radar vision'.
