This review is for overseas tripping for people in their 70s. Trust your travel advisors, ensure your tours are age friendly, pay the extra for comfort and commentary, The experience of travel should be amazement, excitement and vistas. If you come back complaining about how tiring, uncomfortable and lacking your trip was, then you have wasted it s#&tload of money. Tours are the key, the guides know what you want to see, eat and experience, if you do want more time at a place use your free day and book a a private trip through your guide. If your heading to London, take your time on air travel, fly from Australia to Singapore or Hong Kong and stay a couple of days, fly on to Frankfurt, Paris etc take a couple of days and explore Why fly to London why not Manchester, Liverpool, Edinburgh, etc. tour down to London and see the country. In London tours will take you to places you didn’t know existed, guides will fill you in on who died where and how gruesome their death was, again use your days off to follow up on what really gives you a buzz e.g. The Cavern in Liverpool, The Royal Navy Museum, etc. The same applies in every European city,. Expensive? Yes but a lot less expensive than not seeing the highlights and complaining about the accomodation, the food and the tiredness. A trip ending with regrets is either a waste of money or a future do over. I say agan….. TRUST YOUR TRIPADVISOR

This tour is a scam. I received my ticket and there was a phone number for enquiries which wasn't connected. There was another number I found which also wasn't connected. Viator live chat was useless and wouldn't give me any information about the tour supplier or phone number to contact and so I just decided to turn up at the pick up point at the correct time. There was no one else waiting for a wine tour so I waited an extra 45 minutes and no bus tour showed up. Do not book this.