Organized group tours

Posted by: Hilary

21st Feb 2012 12:26am

What do people think of organized group tours? I am interested in hearing about people's experiences and if they think it is a cost effective option.

MazRoc

6th Oct 2012 02:53pm

I did a Contiki tour in 2003 of Western Europe for 40 days with 40 strangers. The experience was great. The tour started with 40 strangers and by the end of the tour, I've made many friends that I still keep in contact with today.
Touring 12 different countries, the value was acceptable, as most of the meals & attractions were included. It was a great learning opportunity & also the chance to see the best Europe has to offer. Tour staff were excellent & friendly.
Overall, it was a really good experience.

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