WHO
SHOULD GO ON AN ADVENTURE TOUR?
Adventure Tours are for people who have a passion for life and
a zest for adventure. If you have an interest in people, places,
animals and adventure, then these tours are for you. It is very
important that travelers have a positive attitude and are prepared
to contribute their fair share towards everyday chores. Joining
in is what turns a great trip into an unforgettable journey.
Who
will you travel with?
Our groups average around 18 people, from all walks of life,
and of various nationalities. Although there are often couples
and groups of friends together, most travelers are single and
the male-female mix generally works out about even. The nature
of an adventure tour tends to attract a certain age group, and
experience has shown us that our trips are unsuitable for the
majority of travelers outside the 16 to 55 age bracket. However,
we do accept people older than 55 years because age is a state
of mind.
Participation
On our tours our guides do most of the work. Your participation
in camp chores is limited: taking turns to assist with washing-up
duties, putting up and taking down your tent (on a camping tour)
and loading your bags. We do the rest.
Health
All people who participate
in an adventure tour need to be in good health. Medical facilities
are not always available. Please ensure that you advise us of
any medical conditions before your departure.
Indemnity
All travelers will be required to sign our indemnity form on
departure. Any person refusing to do so will not be allowed
on the tour.
Age
restriction
Passengers under the age of 18 must have signed permission from
a parent or guardian. Passengers over the age of 65 require
a medical clearance certificate from their GP.
What
to bring
A sense of fun and a flexible attitude! A full checklist of
essential items is included in the pre-departure information
document.
What
to leave behind
Your watch, cell-phone, laptop, work, stress, concept of time,
pre-conceptions about anything and any attitude that is not
pure adventure.
