This 3-hour Aruba Vacations To Go excursion was so disappointing. I was particularly interested in the Casibari rock formations. However 1) he did not point out the dragon's mouth at the Casibari rock formation. I had read about it, and was surprised that he did not mention it. I walked around looking for it, and eventually had to surreptitiously eavesdrop on another tour guide. 2) There were at least two trails to get to the top of the Casibari rocks and I had no idea which was the easier one for me to take. 3) I heard another guide mention a tunnel but Johnnie was in the van, and I was not inclined to go return to the van, ask him, and then return to the rocks. 4) He mention how the Arawaks used to "listen" to the rocks to predict bad weather. I keep wondering what other tidbits of information did he NOT share about the rocks! I was hoping for a knowledgeable guide. 5) At the Casibari rocks, he did not tell us how much time we had there. I was the last one to board the van at the Aloe Factory earlier so I wanted to make sure that I didn’t make the same mistake again. It didn’t occur to me that we had no time frame until after I had been inside the rocks for a while. I had no idea how long it would take to go up to the top, so I just went back to the van quickly. Too much missing information! Hard-to-understand information! Johnnie stayed in the van at the Gold Ruins too, so I had no idea which was the easier path to take to get an overview of how the gold was processed. He mentioned that the Dutch stole 3 million pounds of gold. Most people have no idea what that means. It’s equivalent to 10 bedrooms of gold! Misinformation! Johnnie said that there are no birds in St. Kitts, because mongoose were imported and they ate all the birds. This is incorrect! Mongoose do prey on the eggs and hatchings of ground-nesting birds and sea turtles but in 2012, there were 238 bird species in St Kitts. I value a guide who is knowledgeable and considerate. That is NOT the experience that I was hoping to have! I would not recommend Johnnie!

Cannot do a review as unfortunately this excursion never took place, The company cancelled it before our cruise took place, We were then unable to re book as everywhere was full

This trip was amazing but beware if you struggle walking you won't make it to the glscier. My mum and I did this as an excursion from a P&O cruise of the Norwegian fjords. My mum is disabled and has a mobility walker and can't walk very well. We knew she wouldn't make it to the glscier but wanted to go on the troll cart. The coach from the ship to the troll carts was stunning. Once we arrived, we were disappointed that there is no small buggy to take disabled passengers to the troll carts. Our coach parked the furthest away which meant my mum had to walk 200m. The ride on the carts was great and we didn't get wet from the waterfall. They provide plastic sheeting to cover your legs. I walked to the glacier, around 1k. The driver kindly took my mum back down the mountain where she had a coffee. You only get 45 minutes to walk to the glacier and back. As part of our booking you get FREE cake, tea or coffee before you board the coach. Make sure you go into the correct room in the cafe as we didn't realise and paid for coffee and cake. I would highly recommend this excursion as the glacier is stunning

I generally do not write reviews but, our guide Julia was an amazing amazing person, who might I mention loved the weather (mentioned multiple times due to the view of the far away Alpes) as much as I did on that particular day. Apart from this, it was pretty much everything that we expected from the description. Highly recommend if you have a limited time frame on port! 🙂

After disembarking in the beautiful small town of Eidfjord, our bus followed the Eio river to the “Hardangervidda Nature Centre” to learn about Norwegian nature, the climate and environment. The highlight was a panoramic movie that took us on a visual journey along the fjord, mountains and waterfalls. We continued towards the Måbødal valley, surrounded by spectacular mountains driving through tunnels and over authentic stone bridges arriving at Hardangervidda, Europe’s biggest mountain plateau. We then continued to the Vøringsfossen waterfall. The waterfall has a free fall of 145 meters and a total height of 182 meters making it one of the highest waterfalls in Europe.

Very nice excursion from Eidfjord via interesting museum to the waterfalls. Fortunately we did have some views although it was rainy weather. Even then it was beautiful. Good guide and driver. Only thing we can think of is maybe some more time at the waterfall as there are many paths to take. Thanks!

Norway Excursions was recommended to me by another cruiser on the Ultimate World Cruise and I was able to book several small group tours with them in multiple port stops in Norway. The guides and drivers were fantastic and very knowledgeable. The pace of the tours was very good - we had enough time to get all the photos we wanted and were able to visit a wide variety of places on each of the tours. I would definitely book with them again if we return to Norway in the future.

Truly gorgeous scenery, comfortable bus for traveling, plus an enthusiastic and informative guide, Julia. We also had one of the best tour lunches we have ever had at Hotel Union, absolutely delicious. A well organized and well executed shore excursion. Highly recommend.

This was our second day with our excellent guide, Denise, with Norway Excursions. We saw spectacular scenery. The highlight of the drive was going to be Trollstigen (Troll's Ladder), but the road was closed because of landslides. We did get a good view at the top of the mountain from a viewing platform of the switchbacks. Cross your fingers that it will be back open when you visit so you can experience all those switchbacks. In Stordal, we peeked in the window of the Rose Church. The interior was decorated in 1799 by travelling craftsmen. You can purchase a ticket at the nearby house, or explore the graveyard for free. Next to it was an old long house from the 1800s. The length, low ceilings, and small windows were all designed to maximize heat retention in the winter. Just down the road was our lunch spot serving some traditional Norwegian food. It was a beautiful and relaxing day.

Olden Private the Majestic Geirangerfjord Experience - Norway is such a beautiful country. We saw a lot of it from tours out of the ports of Olden and Alesund. We were guided by the best guide we have had on the entire trip, a young woman named Denise. From Olden, we went to Lake Oppstryn, viewed the waterfall Øvstefossen; and took photos from Mount Dalsnibba's Skywalk, Flydalsjuvet, and Eagle Road. We saw beautiful scenery along Gamle Strynefjellsvegen (County Road 258), a 27-kilometre (17 mi) long road that runs through the Videdalen valley linking the Nordfjord region and Eastern Norway. It is designated a National Tourist Route. We encountered a lot of switchbacks as we drove higher in the mountains. Our guide told us the hairpin curves have names. For example Ørnesvingin means "The eagle swing" and Årsethaugsvingen means"Years pile swing." We also had a tasty lunch at the classy Hotel Union in Geiranger.

The tour was good, comfortable coach and very good and nice guide (Sylvia). My one complaint is that the time at Mount Dalsnibba was super short, by the time we used the toilet and cafeteria we had to leave! More time should be made for the stop.

It was an amazing walk, and well worth it; the climb was on parts difficult, but definitely worthwhile. (One of us has 2 artificial knees, and trained a good bit on a treadmill before the trip. We think this did help. But if a hand was needed, there was always someone with a helping hand.)

Absolutely breathtaking. Scenery was spectacular. Guide was knowledgeable and personable. We would highly recommend this tour.

We went on the Ultimate Sightseeing Tour. It was very easy to find our tour guide at the port and the bus was right there too. We had Sam as our tour guide for the day. It was a wonderful tour and Sam was great! I highly recommend this tour, guide and company! We ended up seeing and doing a lot in the half-day tour.

Private Graingerford fjord tour was amazing. Norway has unbelievable beauty. Highly recommend this tour. Request Deniece as your guide. She will make it a truly unforgettable experience.