Martin Randall Travel Traveller Reviews

AN excellent three centre tour of all cultural aspects of Sicily with expert lecturer.

All very efficient despite my late booking

A mixture of classical music and history of Malta. Each day well planned making visits very enjoyable. Evenings - dinner and music. Expert lecturer and tour manager. Everything thought of and problems always solved quickly and to everyone's satisfaction. a totally relaxed and enjoyable holiday.

Martin Randall Travel - brilliant - nothing is left to chance. Well constructed tours with a good balance of activities. Make you feel completely at ease - as a holiday should be!

A gastronomic tour in Andalucia, including fantastic restaurants, and beautiful sights.

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Interesting high quality meals; quirky but good hotels; wine, sherry and olive oil tastings; visits to splendid architecture in Cordoba and Seville.

Well planned and organised trip. Interesting meals, hotels and visits.

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We attended two Operas at the Welsh National Opera, staying in a very comfortable Hotel and visiting other cultural centres in the town . A three day break which was packed with interest, excellently led.

I was impressed with my first tour with Martin Randall, the quality of the pre-orientation and the leadership of the events on the ground

Good tour of Guatemala, Honduras and Belize.

Booking was excellent, it remains to be seen how they handle our complaints about our flights there and back.

Another Martin Randall superbly organized tour....maximizing our time combining their history tour with the Valletta Baroque Music Festival.

We have been totally satisfied participants of several Martin Randall tours and Malta was another hi-light for us.

set of 14 lectures about Victorian politics, politicians, engineers, painters and artists, industrialists and so on. Very interesting and stimulating.

Martin Randall always do a superb job of organising these events. Everything is always smooth and trouble-free, and the company's representatives are always on hand in case they are needed.

I spent six days with a small group of twelve like-minded people and the company of Dr Roberto Cobianchi, our scholarly lecturer and delightful guide around the Renaissance art and architecture of Florence. We visited all the highlights from the Ufizzi (twice, allowing time for close focus on Fra Angelico, Piero della Francesca, Lippi, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci and Titian, amongst others) to the Bargello where we studied the sculpture of Donatello, Michelangelo and Verrocchio, to the many churches and chapels designed by Brunelleschi to Michelangelo's Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana. - - and much, much more. Six days gave us time to savour these highlights rather than feel visits were rushed or crammed in. We set off on foot each day from our hotel opposite Santa Maria Novella and were soon able to negotiate the very walkable centre of the city. One warm, sunny, February morning, we set off by taxi to see the early church of San Miniato al Monte where we also enjoyed a fine meal in the Loggia and superb views of Florence laid out beneath us before returning on foot to the city. It was a memorable stay, made even more pleasant with the company of a tour manager who was efficient and organised, allowing our visits to be hitch-free.

I have now experienced two Martin Randall tours, both in Italy, and they have been superb. The quality of lecturer, tour manager, hotel, travel arrangements etc are all excellent and clearly carefully selected and arranged. I have also done a Martin Randall London Day focusing on the City and its architecture where our guide was the ex-Chief City Planner - meals and breaks were all carefully planned and gave us added pleasure, for example, concluding the day with cocktails in the Sky Garden - what could be better?

We had an excellent weekend of first class music, food and wine

We takes holidays several times a year with Martin Randall Travel because we have never had a bad one yet. The music involves international stars, the lecturers are well-known in their field (we had Stephen Johnson this time who is particularly good) and the administartors are attentive, helpful and constantly available.