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The Taj Mahal at sunrise, with a coordinator always at hand
India can make your head spin, which is why I wanted to travel with a coordinator. The Taj Mahal in the morning, its pink light reflected in the long pool, was everything I had imagined and more. In Jaipur we went up to Amber Fort and lost ourselves in the spice market. The hotels were comfortable, and our coordinator advised us on what to eat and where.
The Colosseum, the Duomo and quiet canals: a programme that flows
I had been to Italy before, but never like this. In Rome we reached the Colosseum just as the light turned the stone golden; in Florence the red dome of the Duomo rose above the rooftops; in Venice we walked the canals early in the morning, before the crowds arrived. Espresso and a cornetto in a Roman piazza became our daily ritual. The transfers between cities ran smoothly.
A Brit in Athens joins a Greek-led group and loves it
I have lived in Athens for years and wanted to see Peru with a group rather than alone. Briefings came in Greek and English, and I was made welcome from the first evening. Unforgettable for me: the cobbled streets of Cusco, the Sacred Valley and the sunrise over Machu Picchu. The hotels were comfortable and well placed. I came home with new friends and a long list of places I want to see again.
Travelling with my teenage son: the weather changed and the plan adapted
I travelled with my 14-year-old son and neither of us was bored for a moment. The Strokkur geyser sends up its jet every few minutes and my son photographed it again and again. One day it poured, and the coordinator reordered the stops so we saw the best sights when the weather cleared. Distances are long, but the landscapes along the way make the drives enjoyable.