7- Day Iseji Route Kumano Kodo Walk
7-Day Japan’s Iseji Kumano Kodo Walk
Pack-Free Guided Walking Tour by Life’s An Adventure
Life’s An Adventure invites you on an enchanting 7-day Pack-Free guided walking tour along the Iseji route of the Kumano Kodo, offering an immersive exploration of Japan’s spiritual and cultural heart. This journey through Japan’s sacred landscapes reveals the country’s rich cultural tapestry, taking you from the revered Ise Grand Shrine to the sacred Kumano Nachi Taisha Shrine. Each step along the ancient pilgrimage trail unfolds the profound spiritual heritage that has drawn pilgrims for centuries.
The Iseji route holds a special place in Japan’s history, linking the two revered sanctuaries of Ise Jingu and Kumano Sanzan, central to Shintoism. Spanning 170 km, the trail meanders through diverse landscapes of mountains and sea, passing through picturesque fishing villages, terraced rice fields, and verdant forests. This well-preserved stone-paved path not only offers awe-inspiring natural beauty but also a deep connection to Japan’s cultural and spiritual past. As you walk, experience the restorative power of the surrounding nature, purifying body and soul along the journey.
Highlights of this Life’s An Adventure walking tour include traversing scenic trails like the Magose Toge Pass and Matsumoto-toge Pass, where breathtaking views and ancient shrines provide a stunning backdrop. The tour goes beyond walking, offering immersive cultural experiences such as cruising on a sail boat on the Kumano river and a Kagura Traditional Performance that showcase the region’s vibrant traditions. Delight in the rhythms of traditional dances like the Ise Ondo, meet former Geishas and hear about their life as a Geisha and indulge in authentic Japanese cuisine expertly paired with regional sake, enhancing your culinary journey. Accommodation throughout the tour is carefully selected to provide comfort and authenticity. Relax in charming boutique hotels and traditional ryokans, where modern amenities meet Japanese hospitality. Rejuvenate each evening in soothing onsen baths, the perfect way to unwind after a day of exploration.The flexibility of this guided tour allows guests to walk as much or as little as they prefer, with private transfers ensuring a relaxed pace and seamless transitions between locations. Each day brings a new opportunity for cultural discovery, whether walking through hidden countryside, visiting ancient shrines, or engaging with local communities.
This Iseji Kumano Kodo walking tour by Life’s An Adventure is more than just a hike—it’s a journey of personal discovery, spiritual connection, and cultural immersion. Traverse the historic paths of the Kumano Kodo, delve into Japan’s hidden countryside, and create lasting memories on this transformative adventure through the essence of Japan.
The Kumano Kodos
The Kumano Kodo consists of a network of historic pilgrimage paths that weave through the Kii Peninsula, Japan’s largest peninsula. These rugged trails guide pilgrims to the “Kumano Sanzan” – the trio of revered shrines: Kumano Hongū Taisha, Kumano Nachi Taisha, and Kumano Hayatama Taisha. Life’s An Adventure offers two of the best Kumano Kodo Routes, the Iseji route as per details on this page and the Nakahechi route. To view the Nakahechi Kumano Kodo walk, please click here for more details: https://www.lifesanadventure.com.au/tours/japan-kumano-kodo-walk/
Flexible walking Options and Private Transfers
With our exclusive private transfers, you hold the reins to craft each day’s adventure. Whether you’re keen on conquering the full route, opting for a leisurely amble, or luxuriating in a day of relaxation, the choice is entirely yours. By bypassing public transport woes such as waiting for local trains or buses, we guarantee your time is spent savouring the moments, not the timetables. Moreover, our private transfers afford the flexibility to veer off the conventional path, ensuring a seamless and delightful journey even when weather whims dictate adjustments to our daily itinerary.
A Pack Free Walk
Carry as little as your water, camera and lunch
This journey is designed for Pack-Free walking, allowing guests to fully enjoy the landscapes without the burden of heavy bags. Walking is meant to be enjoyed, not endured. Each day, participants carry only a small day pack with essentials like lunch, water, and a camera, while their luggage is transported to the next accommodation, ensuring comfort and convenience.
Kagura Traditional Performance Ise
Wow-mazing Inclusion
The Kagura Performance in Ise is a captivating traditional dance and music ritual deeply rooted in Shinto spirituality. Held in reverence for centuries, this performance pays homage to the Shinto gods through intricate choreography and mesmerizing music. Audience members are drawn into a world of ancient myths and legends as performers clad in vibrant costumes enact sacred stories with grace and precision.
Later in the day join in on a captivating cultural experience as we explore a traditional dance that dates back to the 17th century. Originally performed to send the sacred spirit of the Ise Jingu Shrine on its journey to different regions, as guided by an oracle, this dance holds deep historical significance. Immerse yourself in the rhythm and energy of the music while learning the steps of this time-honored performance, connecting with the rich cultural heritage of Japan.
Owase Shrine Shinto Ritual
Wow-mazing Inclusion
At Owase Shrine, witness a captivating Shinto ritual featuring the powerful sound of a large drum. This ancient ceremony is a formal expression of gratitude to the revered gods enshrined at the shrine. Led by a priest, the prayer is conducted using traditional methods, as the priest ascends to the main hall to offer thanks and present various wishes, including the safety of families and the prosperity of businesses. This sacred experience offers a profound connection to Japan’s spiritual heritage, blending reverence and ritual in an unforgettable display of devotion.
Kumano Kodo Sail Boat cruise
Wow-mazing Inclusion
Experience a cruise on the Kumano Kodo river, a serene journey through Japan’s spiritual heartland aboard a traditional wooden sail boat. As you glide along the crystal-clear waters of the Kumano-gawa River, surrounded by lush forested mountains, you’ll feel the profound tranquillity that has drawn pilgrims to this sacred route for centuries. The gentle rhythm of the boat and the stunning views of ancient shrines nestled along the riverbanks create a peaceful ambience, offering a rare glimpse into Japan’s timeless spiritual heritage. It’s a unique opportunity to connect with nature and history on this sacred pilgrimage trail.
Meitetsu Grand Hotel Nagoya
or similar
At the heart of Nagoya, the Meitetsu Grand Hotel offers an ideal blend of comfort and convenience for travelers. This modern hotel provides easy access to the city’s attractions while offering a peaceful retreat. Guests can unwind in well-appointed rooms with panoramic city views. With its central location and welcoming atmosphere, the Meitetsu Grand Hotel is a perfect base for exploring Nagoya’s rich culture and history.
Asakichi Ryokan Ise
or similar
This small traditional town is like stepping back in time with its unique wooden Japanese architecture. We stay in a traditional Ryokan that has been in operation since the mid-1700s. Asakichi is built on a steep slope and from the distance it looks like a 5 story structure. There are Japanese-style guest rooms as well as shared baths for both women and men (same gender only). Traditional Japanese-style cuisine is served to the guests at Asakichi. Traditional furniture and tableware is also on display which shows local daily life from many years ago.
Odai Fairfield by Marriott Okuise Odai
or similar
Nestled in the tranquil surroundings of Japan’s Okuise region, the Odai Fairfield by Marriott offers a serene retreat for travellers. This modern yet cosy hotel provides a comfortable stay with well-designed rooms that embrace simplicity and relaxation. Surrounded by natural beauty, the hotel has warm hospitality and convenient amenities.
Owase Seaside View Hotel
or similar
Nestled along the picturesque coast of Owase, the Owase Seaside View Hotel offers a tranquil retreat with scenic views of the Pacific Ocean. This charming hotel blends modern comfort with traditional Japanese hospitality, providing guests with a memorable stay. Rooms feature spacious balconies where you can enjoy the sea breeze and panoramic views, while the hotel’s onsen offers a soothing experience with natural hot spring waters.
Mihama Fairfield by Marriott Mihama
or similar
The Mihama Fairfield by Marriott offers a delightful blend of comfort and convenience, showcasing Japan’s coastal beauty. Situated near the picturesque Mihama Beach, this modern hotel features well-appointed rooms with stylish decor and essential amenities, ensuring a relaxing stay. Guests can enjoy 2 nights at this hotel with stunning ocean views, friendly service and an inviting atmosphere.
Kamenoi Hotel Nachi Katsuura
or similar
Kamenoi Hotel Nachi Katsuura is a stunning seaside retreat that offers a perfect blend of traditional Japanese hospitality and modern comfort. Nestled along the picturesque coastline, this hotel boasts breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, providing a serene backdrop for relaxation. Guests can enjoy elegantly furnished rooms that reflect the charm of Japanese aesthetics, along with all the essential amenities for a comfortable stay. The hotel features an on-site restaurant serving exquisite local cuisine, allowing visitors to savour the flavours of the region. Additionally, guests can unwind in the hotel’s rejuvenating onsen (hot spring), which enhances the overall experience of tranquility and wellness.
Fabulous meals featuring local produce
During your journey, you will have the pleasure of indulging in the captivating world of traditional Japanese cuisine, lovingly crafted from the finest local ingredients. To enhance your dining experience, each dinner is thoughtfully accompanied by a selection of wines, beer, or soft drink.
*In regional Japan, dinners are often comprised of several dishes served together, but it’s important to note that special dietary needs cannot typically be accommodated.
Superb Guides and Support
plus a Life's An Adventure Host
Guides are essential in delivering the ultimate walking experience. You’ll be accompanied by two local guides who have a passion and enthusiasm for the area and who will accompany you for the entire trip ensuring we deliver a world-class walk up to our high standards.
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Why Choose Us
Tour Itinerary
Your 7 day walking holiday includes:
- Pack Free fully supported walk with no heavy packs to carry
- Private vehicle transfers
- Flexible walking options each day
- Luggage transport every day to your accommodation
Wow-mazing Inclusions
- Kagura Traditional Performance
- Learn how to perform the Ise Ondo Dance
- Learn about the life from former Geishas
- Kumano Kodo traditional Sail boat cruise
- Tangerine Juice tasting
- Owase Shrine Shinto Ritual
- Visit a traditional fishing village
The Best accommodation in each area:
- 1 night at Asakichi Ryokan Ise or similar
- 1 night at Odai Fairfield by Marriott Okuise Odai
- 1 night at Owase Seaside View Hotel or similar
- 2 nights at Mihama Fairfield by Marriott Mihama
- 1 night at Hotel New Palace or similar
Meals
- Complimentary Sake, beer, or soft drink with evening meals
- 6 x superb dinners every evening featuring local produce
- 7 x lunches
- 6 x breakfasts
Local Guides
- Professional and passionate local guides that speak Japanese and English
WALK GRADE: Short walks around the Ise Grand Shrine, 2-3 km, easy
ITINERARY: Meet your guides in the foyer of the Aloft Hotel Dojimo in Osaka at 7.30am. From Osaka, we enjoy a private transfer to the enchanting town of Ise Jingu. We take in the sights of Oharai machi a kilometre stretch of quaint traditional-style buildings which have been serving pilgrims and tourists for several centuries. Today we will immerse ourselves into the rich tapestry of Japanese culture as we visit the famous Ise Grand Shrine, the most sacred Shinto shrine, dedicated to the sun goddess Amaterasu. Renowned for its serene beauty and traditional Japanese architecture, the shrine is rebuilt every 20 years as part of a centuries-old ritual, symbolising the Shinto belief in the cyclical nature of life. Here, you will enjoy a traditional Kagura dance performance dedicated to the gods, offering a unique cultural experience. The Ise Ondo, characterised by its lively rhythm and communal spirit, allows you to immerse yourself in local customs. Since ancient times it has been performed at regional festivals to pray for a good harvest. Enjoy a lovely lunch at a local restaurant in Ise. Following the festivities, we head to our accommodation for the night at the Asakichi Ryokan Ise, an esteemed establishment dating back to the mid-1700s, nestled on a picturesque slope. Indulge in traditional Japanese hospitality, complete with authentic accommodations and a multi-course Kaiseki cuisine dinner, offering a genuine taste of local flavours amidst serene surroundings with Sake wine, beer or soft drink included. Tonight after dinner we learn how to perform the 17th-century Ise Ondo Dance, a fun night of music and dance.
WALK GRADE: Nisaka-toge Pass: 6.4 km. 2.5 hours of walking. Easy to moderate grade. Total elevation gain: 241 metres.
TERRAIN: Well-maintained trail through deciduous forest, with some gentle inclines and shaded sections, offering scenic views of the surrounding landscape.
FLEXIBLE WALKING: Shorter walking options are available today to suit different fitness levels.
ITINERARY: Begin your day with breakfast at the hotel before starting our day’s adventure. Today we embark on a historical walk along the Nisaka-toge Pass, a route with a story stretching back over 300 years. This 6.4 km trail, with a gentle elevation gain of 241 meters, was once the main entrance to the Kii Province and Kumano, replacing the old, steeper Tsuzura Pass. As you cross the pass, you’ll find yourself surrounded by a beautiful deciduous forest, offering a glimpse of what travelers would have seen centuries ago. After completing the 2.5-hour walk, stop for lunch at Michino Eki Manbo, where you can enjoy a casual meal with fresh local ingredients. In the afternoon, delve into the rich history of Uomachi, a traditional fishing village where legends and customs related to the sea and rivers endure. Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll explore the village’s narrow streets, learning about its maritime traditions and the lives of the fishermen who shaped this community. The day concludes with a transfer to the Marriott Okuise Odai, with time to unwind before enjoying a delightful dinner at a local restaurant served with sake wine, beer or soft drink.
WALK GRADE: Magose Pass trail: 5.2 km. 3 hours walking with breaks. Moderate grade. Total elevation gain: 365 metres.
TERRAIN: A historic cobblestone path through a lush cedar forest, featuring steady climbs and occasional stone steps, with glimpses of surrounding mountain views.
FLEXIBLE WALKING: Shorter walking options are available today to suit different fitness levels.
ITINERARY: This morning enjoy a traditional breakfast bento, before heading towards Magose. The walk begins with the famed Magose Toge Pass, where moss-covered cobblestone paths lead you through serene forests filled with ancient cedar and cypress trees. Along the way, you’ll encounter charming stone statues and small shrines, each telling a story of the area’s rich spiritual heritage. The trail offers breathtaking panoramic views of the ocean and majestic mountains, creating perfect spots to pause and take in the scenery. You’ll cross quaint wooden bridges over bubbling streams and hear the harmonious sounds of birdsong, deepening your connection with nature. This picturesque journey through lush landscapes and tranquil ambience makes the hike an unforgettable experience. Option to extend your walk with an additional hour-long hike up Tengra-san Mountain (elevation 522m), where you’ll learn about the fascinating Tengu legends and the deep-rooted connection between mountain monks, Shugendo worship, and the Japanese spiritual world, before continuing to the charming seaside town of Owase. At Owase Shrine, witness a captivating Shinto ritual that offers a glimpse into Japan’s ancient spiritual traditions. The ceremony features the rhythmic sound of a large drum, creating an atmosphere of reverence as a Shinto priest ascends to the main hall to lead the prayer. This polite form of worship is a traditional expression of gratitude to the great gods enshrined at Owase Shrine. The priest offers prayers for the safety of families, prosperity in business, and other personal wishes, connecting the participants to centuries of Japanese culture and devotion. Afterwards, we make our way to our accommodation tonight at the Owase Seaside View Hotel. Tonight join the group for dinner in a local restaurant served with Sake wine, beer or soft drink.
WALK GRADE: Yakiyama-Toge Pass: 8 km. 7 hours of walking. Moderate to challenging grade. Total elevation gain: 705 metres.
TERRAIN: Steep inclines with rugged sections, winding through dense forest and mountain trails, offering panoramic views at higher elevations.
FLEXIBLE WALKING: Shorter walking options are available today to suit different fitness levels.
ITINERARY: Begin your day with breakfast at the hotel before immersing yourself in the traditions of Koshinko, a folk religion focused on promoting goodness and warding off evil. Explore sacred rites and rituals with your guide, gaining insights into the rich heritage and profound wisdom of this ancient belief system. For today’s walk, we traverse the Yakiyama-toge Pass, a vital segment of the Iseji route. Discover the ancient Yakiyama Kojindo Shrine, meticulously restored by locals in 2019, showcasing the enduring influence of Shugendo. As you ascend Mount Yakiyama, the trail gradually morphs into undulating terrain, offering breathtaking panoramas of lush forests and the azure ocean beyond. The walk concludes at the serene Mikisato Beach, where the rugged mountain terrain gives way to soft sands and the soothing sounds of the waves, providing a peaceful end to the day’s adventure. Later, unwind at Miki Sato Beach before boarding our private transfers to our accommodation at Mihama Fairfield by Marriott Mihama for 2 nights. Tonight join the group for dinner in the restaurant served with Sake, beer or soft drink.
WALK GRADE: Matsumoto Toge Pass: 5.7 km. 4 hours of walking with breaks. Easy grade. Total elevation gain: 150 metres.
TERRAIN: Well-maintained cobblestone paths winding through lush bamboo groves and gentle inclines, offering scenic views of the surrounding landscape and the nearby Shichiri-Mihama Beach.
FLEXIBLE WALKING: Shorter walking options are available today to suit different fitness levels.
ITINERARY: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Today embark on an adventurous day that begins with a visit to the stunning natural coastal formations at Onigajo, where the 1.2 km long lava coastline reveals the dramatic effects of nature over 14 million years. As you explore this National Natural Monument, known as the “Ogre’s Castle,” learn about its legendary pirate past and the captivating stories behind its name. Next, hike the Matsumoto Pass, a scenic route with a well-preserved stone path that offers breathtaking views and a life-size guardian statue surrounded by bamboo. This section of the Kumano is short but an absolute must-visit part of the pilgrimage. After soaking in the beauty of this World Heritage site, visit Hana no Iwaya, one of Japan’s oldest shrines, where a towering 45-metre rock serves as the sacred object of worship, steeped in history. Enjoy a leisurely lunch in nearby Mihama, where you’ll have the opportunity to wander the charming coastal town and experience the daily lives of its residents. To wrap up the day, indulge in a delightful tasting of tangerine juice at TSUJI Marche celebrated for its perennial tangerine harvests, sampling three different varieties and savouring the region’s delicious flavours. We return to the Mihama Fairfield Hotel By Marriott. Tonight dine at a local restaurant with your choice of sake or beer, a perfect end to a day of exploration and relaxation.
WALK GRADE: 1 hour of hiking with breaks. Moderate grade.
TERRAIN: Steep stone steps leading up to the shrine, surrounded by lush forest, with a challenging ascent rewarded by stunning views of the Shingu area and the sacred Gotobiki-iwa rock at the summit.
ITINERARY: Enjoy breakfast in the hotel before heading out for our adventure. We transfer to So’o-ji Temple, where we delve into the fascinating stories of the traveling Buddhist nuns known as Bikuni and their intricate mandalas. These nuns, who journeyed across the countryside nearly 600 years ago, shared teachings about life, death, and spiritual dimensions through their pictorial representations, all while raising funds for the repair of the Kumano Sanzan shrines. After absorbing the wisdom of the temple, prepare for a hike up the 538 steps to Kamikura Shrine, perched on the steep cliffs of Mt. Gongen-yama. Here, you’ll encounter the revered Gotobiki-iwa rock and be rewarded with breathtaking views of the town and the Kumano-nada Sea. After this invigorating hike, we enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant. From here we head to our river cruise along the Kumano River in the traditional of the imperial family. We arrive at Kumano Hayatama Taisha, one of the three significant shrines of the Kumano Sanzan. Situated at the mouth of the Kumano-gawa River, this World Heritage site is steeped in nature worship, highlighted by the ancient Nagi-no-Ki tree, which stands testament to the region’s deep-rooted traditions. We make our way to the hotel allowing you some time to relax before dinner. In the evening, take a short walk to a local restaurant for a delectable seafood izakaya dinner. After dinner, immerse yourself in the captivating world of traditional Japanese culture with an entertaining ex Geishas where you’ll have the chance to enjoy drinks while being enchanted by Mon-chan and Micchin, who share stories and photographs from their days as maiko, the apprentice geisha. As they recount the rich history of Shingu and the Kumano River, you’ll gain deeper insight into the region, all while participating in lively karaoke and enjoying a delightful evening filled with music and laughter.
WALK GRADE: 6.4 km. easy grade. 4 hours of walking with breaks. Total elevation gain: 390 metres.
TERRAIN NOTES: The path from Daimonzaka to Nachi Falls is a cobblestone trail lined with ancient cedar trees. It has a gentle ascent, making it suitable for most walkers. The route is shaded, providing a comfortable walking environment, and offers occasional stone steps. The walk features historical surroundings with well-maintained paths.
ITINERARY: After breakfast our journey begins with a peaceful walk along the ancient cobblestone path from Daimonzaka to Nachi-no-Taki Falls, a route lined with towering cedar trees that have stood for over 800 years. The serene atmosphere is enhanced by the chance to spot locals in traditional Heian-era costumes, adding to the cultural richness of the trail. The walk leads to Nachi Taisha Shrine, one of the three sacred Kumano Sanzan shrines, which originated from the ancient worship of nature, specifically the powerful Nachi Falls. The shrine beautifully reflects the unique blend of Shintoism and Buddhism that has shaped the region’s spiritual history. From here we explore Seigantoji Temple, located near the shrine, where its brilliant red three-story pagoda offers a striking contrast to the surrounding nature, particularly the majestic Nachi Falls. The temple and shrine exemplify the harmony between man-made structures and natural wonders. At Nachi Falls itself, marvel at Japan’s tallest waterfall, revered for centuries and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a morning of exploration and spiritual immersion, we enjoy a well-earned lunch at a local restaurant in Nachikatsuura, sampling seasonal dishes that reflect the region’s rich culinary heritage. Afterwards we join our private transfer for the journey to Osaka where our tour concludes carrying a wealth of amazing memories.
Tour Availability
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INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS:
Please note your tour price does not include flights to / from to Japan. We are offering our clients a service to book their international flights and any other travel plans during their holiday. If you would like our Flights Specialist to organise these requirements, please email us at flights@lifesanadventure.com.au with your requirements or call +61 (0)2 9975 4553.
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Prices in AUD (Australian Dollars)
PRIVATE GROUPS:
Departure date of your choice is subjective to availability. A minimum group size of 8 required. Prices are equal to Past Travellers’ discounted rates. Based on twin share – see details about Single Supplement and upgrade extras.
Please contact us for more details on (02) 9975 4553 or email: walks@lifesanadventure.com.au
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SOLO TRAVELLERS & EXTRAS:
The following extras can be purchased with your tour:</strong>
If you are a solo traveller willing to share a room, we will attempt to match you with another solo traveller of the same gender. If we can’t find you a match of the same gender by around 12 weeks prior to the tour, you will be charged the single supplement cost.
For those wanting to guarantee their own room, a single supplement cost will be charged at the time of booking.
SINGLE SUPPLEMENT: $762
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BOOKING TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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SALE TICKET CONDITIONS:
* Super Earlybird, Earlybird and Spot Special Sale Tickets: Must be paid in full at time of booking. Refunds or cancellations are not permitted for Sale Tickets however, transfers to another date are permitted 12 weeks or more prior to departure (a $200 change fee will be incurred). Taking out Travel insurance is compulsory for all International tours and will come in handy in case unexpected circumstances prior to the trip, prevent you from joining this tour. Early bird or Spot Special discounts cannot be used in conjunction with another offer. We have partnered with Cover-More to provide travel insurance to our guests. To get a quote or purchase travel insurance directly with them Click here. To receive these special discounts, full payment must be made at the time of initial booking. Flexiwalk Add-On option not available on these tickets.
* Those who have travelled with Life’s An Adventure previously, receive a past passenger discount of $100. If booking online the discount appears when you enter your email address in the booking details, any issues contact our reservations staff.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
* Prices are per person in Australian dollars and include GST.
* A deposit of $500 per person is required to secure your booking. (unless taking advantage of Earlybird or Spot Specials in which full payment is required at time of booking).
* Note: If you are booking within 90 days of your departure date – we will require full payment at the time of booking
* Prices are based on twin share of rooms. If you are travelling solo you may be required to share with someone of the same gender. If this is not suitable you can request to pay a single supplement, however, limited single rooms are available per trip so are on a request basis.
* Payments must be made online via our secure payment page via credit card (Visa or Mastercard) or over the phone.
* Taking out Travel Insurance is compulsory for all international tours to cover items such as cancellation of tour due to minimum numbers not met, or adverse weather conditions, injury, evacuation, delayed flights, illness, etc. Click here
* Credit for cancelled activities. If a tour activity has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances a credit for this missed activity can be applied to any future bookings. Click here.
