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No Roads Expeditions Mt Rinjani Summit, 1st April 2012

Reviewed 19th April 2012    
Pete and I were very impressed with how smoothly everything went, all pickups and transfers were on time and nothing seemed too much trouble for your people in Indonesia. Even when we wanted to deviate from the set schedule things were quickly rearranged for us. Ronnie and the team at Mt Rinjani Trekking club were just wonderful and immediately made us feel welcome and at ease with being in a different country. Aman Tutti, our guide and the porters where nothing short of amazing. Always cheerful and eager to help, it was a real pleasure to be with them. It soon became apparent on the trek that No Roads was the most well equipped trekking company with the most experienced guides. Aman Tutti lead us up the easier route on the mountainside passing many others and and reaching the summit in good time. It was commented by others from different company's that we had newer and bigger tents. I don't know how they did it but the team turned out great meals and there was always more than enough to eat. No tummy upsets for anyone trekking in our team. We will definitely use No Roads again.
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No Roads Expeditions 6 Day Save the Orangutans, 24th March 2012

Reviewed 10th April 2012    
We have had a great time and saw many Orangutans and other wildlife in Sumatra. Elephant treck in Tankahan was an unforgettable experience as well. Thanks to No Roads team for excellent organisation. All the guides looked very well after us! Great trip!
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No Roads Expeditions Everest Base Camp, 5th October 2011

Reviewed 10th November 2011    
Had a truly fantastic three and a bit weeks away on the Everest Base Camp/Island Peak trek. The itinerary that was executed significantly enhanced the experience for all of us. Rather than be exposed to the high traffic routes from the outset, we took a less heavily trafficked route from Namche Bazaar to Khumjung, and thence to Phortse before rejoining the more densely trafficked route at Dingboche. Not only did these changes get us (even further) off the beaten track, but they further reduced the likelihood of us experiencing altitude sickness. We were extremely impressed by the knowledge and experience of our all local guides. In the early stages of the trek, our lead guide, insisted on us undertaking "optional" walks, the sole purpose of which was to get additional vertical metres into our bodies before returning to a lower altitude to sleep. As a consequence, none of us experienced any AMS symptoms....and this without any of us having to resort to taking Diamox. The standard of meals was excellent. I think going into the trek, our two biggest concerns were over the quality of the accommodations and meals. The meals were excellent throughout - and that stepped up another notch when we got into Island Peak Base Camp where we had our own cooks.....I don't think I've ever tasted a better toasted sandwich than those provided to us upon our arrival there! The standard of the guides was outstanding. In particular, the lead guide. His knowledge of the area added significantly to us developing an understanding of local Sherpa culture and his understanding of the causes of and treatments for AMS provided us with great reassurance that should unforeseen circumstances afflict us, he would be more than capable of dealing with it. I cannot speak highly enough of him, and the other guides.
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No Roads Expeditions Annapurna Circuit, 17th March 2011

Reviewed 18th September 2011    
My group did Annapurna Base Camp with No Roads. This was my second trek to Nepal. This trek was amazing. The Guide,Sherpa and Porters were or a very high standard and ensured that our welfare was of the highest priority to them. Too many outstanding experiences to begin to describe. No Roads organised the whole trek and deserve nothing less than five stars in every department. We will be heading to Everest Base Camp next year with great enthusiasm. We will be trekking with No Roads.
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No Roads Expeditions Mt Rinjani Summit, 7th July 2011

Reviewed 18th September 2011    
We were in awe of Boka, Johnny, Elise, Jolly and Piklie. They all were tireless and incredibly strong. I'm fairly sure we wouldn't have made it to the top without their support. We'll always be grateful for their energy and diligence.
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No Roads Expeditions 5 Day Save the Orangutans, 2nd July 2011

Reviewed 17th September 2011    
What an amazing crew. Doby, Rubiyah, Ugi and Halim were a complete pleasure to be with on the boat. Their knowledge of the area and concern for us always left us in awe.
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No Roads Expeditions 5 Day Komodo Kayak Insight, 20th June 2011

Reviewed 17th September 2011    
Michelle, Matias, Tasman, Sukar, Lexie and Yub were all amazing and a pleasure to know. Their concern and devotion to their jobs and relationships were a constant source of enjoyment for us.
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No Roads Expeditions Kilimanjaro-Lemosho/Shira via Barafu with Crater Camp, 4th July 2011

Reviewed 16th September 2011    
Check out Noroads website and read the journal entry by Jenna Brook...The trip was fantastic and I really can't rate No Roads highly enough. The Marangu hotel staff were fantastic and we all made it to the top with nothing more then a headache!
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No Roads Expeditions Kilimanjaro-Lemosho/Shira via Barafu with Crater Camp, 4th August 2011

Reviewed 16th September 2011    
I would highly recommend to anybody considering climbing Kilimanjaro to take this particular track. It does take a day or two longer than other routes but we found it very beneficial to acclimatizing. The two other girls and I all made it to the top where as we saw a lot of other people who had not been so lucky suffering from altitude sickness and being helped down.We had 15 guides and porters and they were all fantastic.We would hike for approx. 6- 7 hours then rest at camp for a while then be taken up the mountain for another couple of hours then back down again to sleep. It all helped to get used to the altitude. The scenery was stunning and it was such a buzz to get to the top.The food was great and there was plenty of it. We slept at the crater camp which was quite an amazing experience. Very cold but it was exciting to think it was only our little group sleeping so close to the highest point in Africa. I would also like to recommend the 5 day camping Safari through the Serengetti National Park which was also organised through No Roads. I loved every minute of it. I had gone alone and finished up being the only one on the tour along with my driver and cook. I was extremeley well looked after. The food was sensational (eye fillet one night, stuffed avacado not your typical camping food). My driver had been doing it for the past 15 years so knew all the great spots to find the wildlife. There was an abundance of animals and I am sure I saw every variety of animal that was possible. The tour also takes in a visit to a Maasai village which was interesting.Fantastic trip.
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