foreign office advice

We have a duty to monitor the advice issued for each country by the British Foreign Office (FCO) and are aware that some of our destinations are subject to FCO warnings. Many experienced travellers and those working in the industry take the view that the FCO tends to go on the side of caution, which is perfectly understandable given that the advice is aimed at all tourists. Rather than depend solely on this advice we prefer to also work closely with our local partners and plan our tours based on their sound experience and up-to-date first hand knowledge. For further information see details of our individual tours or call us for honest and practical advice.

We will always be willing to arrange an alternative holiday and/or date, should a warning ever be issued, after booking, to avoid all travel to areas of the country which we feature in our programmes. We also strongly recommend taking out travel insurance at the time of booking, which may offer some protection against such Government travel warnings.

We believe that adventure travel does not mean taking unnecessary risks. The safety of our clients and of our local colleagues is paramount and non-negotiable.