There is something ineffable about the island of Bora Bora, particularly the eastern coast of Motu Piti Aau that is only accessible by boat. Photos can give you an impression of the tropical island and its colors, yet even after a week, it will still be hard to describe the experience here. At times, the tranquility takes hold with a silence punctuated only by the whisper of a tropical breeze and the soft surf lapping against the shore.
Went with my wife on our first walking holiday and it certainly won't be the last. Tour leaders Bob and Chris were a step ahead from beginning to end - and not just on the mountains. They go above and beyond to make sure the group is well looked after and provided detailed explanations of what to expect from the next day's activities - allowing us to make an informed decision on whether we'd prefer the moderate or more challenging itinerary
My friend and I loved the entire tour. We were in a group of 10 and we all went on fabulously. The Vietnamese people are very flexible and hard working. This tour is well fitted for dynamic elders and it does have a lot of free time if you desire to travel on your own. The War Remnants Museum is a very different sense but it influences you a plenty regarding the entire war experience from the Vietnamese point of judgment.
It was a marvelous trip, I did many fun activities, visited sites and ate food I never imagined I would. It was apparently the greatest adventure I've ever had and I did it with a wonderful group of people. I think it was observing Angkor Wat, although we didn't manage to view the sunrise, it was cloudy.
