Our classic tours. include flights, all sightseeing, many meals and even taxes and tips where appropriate. Our ‘optional excursions’ are based on special-interest activities that don’t always appeal to everyone, meaning things like hot air ballooning over the temples in Luxor on a Egypt tour. or hiking a portion of the famous Inca Trail on a Peru tour. are truly optional.

A Bunnik Tour isn’t just about clocking up countries or ticking off major sights. Of course we’ll show you the famous attractions, but by staying an extra day here and there, and moving beyond the regular tourist areas, you’ll discover the real essence of the places we visit!

We like to mix our transportation. up when we travel because we believe it makes for a better holiday. After all, anybody can give you a coach tour. For us it’s all about the experience!

Our groups are small but our vehicles are not! While the size of your vehicle may differ depending on the region, there will always be plenty of free seats, giving you space to spread out and making it easier to take in the incredible views.

Tipping isn't always part of everyday life, so many of us can feel unsure about when or how much to tip. However, tipping is expected in many of the countries we visit and often makes up a large part of people’s wages, so it’s important to get it right. That’s why we include it as a tour inclusion!

Breakfast is one of our standard tour inclusions and is included daily, along with group welcome and farewell dinners. We’ll also include some special dining experiences along the way and meals where it might otherwise be tricky to get it for yourself. We purposefully do not include all meals to allow you the opportunity to eat outside a hotel setting and really experience life as a local.

We include multi-night stops to give you time to breathe and take in your surroundings. It’s about finding that balance between making the most of your time away and recognising that you are on holidays and need the time to just ‘be’.

From a hotel housed within a cave in Matera to a local guesthouse in a small Ecuadorian village, a beautiful traditional Ryokan guesthouse in Japan to a Bedouin-style desert camp in Jordan, if it’s worth the experience, we’ll have it as one of our tour inclusions. Learn more about the accommodation. we use.