G Adventures

Loved our Patagonia trip with G Adventures!

G Adventures Mexico Day Of Dead and ruins, absolutely awesome, our host was amazing, def recommended

i have recently completed the everest base camp tour with g adventures. we left on the 9th of march right as the lock downs were starting to come in. Im genrally not the reviewing type but i was very impressed with how it was handled Suraj our guide constantly kepted us informed about what was happening and also giving us options along the way to turn back and make arrangements although we decided to keep going with the tour he was a great bloke also he didnt just look out for the groups saftey but he made a genuine effort to connect with everybody on the tour and after wards as people were getting stuck he also offered to look after anyone from the tour in his home untill they could a way to leave the country. Suraj went above and behond to look after everyone also the tour was great would highly reccommend

Love their adventures, however their wait times on the phones are VERY long. Was waiting on the phone for 45 mins from (9am till 9:45am) and had to hang up. (Melbourne time). Pretty poor. I'm now on hold again, its 2:13pm... I'm hoping the response time might be a bit quicker, but I'm doubtful.

Would Not Recommend!!!!! I booked an Inca Trail Tour with G adventures departing on the 5th April. I received my booking confirmation and my deposit had been taken. A week later they rang because some of our booking information was Missing" which at the time they couldn't tell me how that happened - as you can't actually confirm a booking without all the required information in the first place. Then another 2 weeks later they casually send an email to let me know that date is unfortunately "not available". No apology

Paid for a tour of India for my girlfriend for a bit over $1700. The hotels they booked for her were less than $10 a night, all but one had running hot water. Most had damp, mouldy mattresses, brown stained sheets, and dead rodents in the bathrooms. Absolute joke. I would book the tour if you want to pay nearly $2000, not including flights and food, to experience living in abject poverty for 2 weeks.