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Hi, I'm Anne-Marie (aged 27).

I have recently returned from a year of traveling, and as part of that travel, I joined 3 treks through Trek America; Atlantic Dream (October 05), Yucatan Adventure (November 05) and Reef 'n' Rock (February 06, via their partner: Lets Trek Australia).

I had the most amazing time on all the treks, which were very different; one camping, one in hotels, one in hostels. The countries and landscapes and activities were all very different. I had a time that nobody can take away from me, and so many fun, happy, exciting memories.

My trek groups were very different on each trip, but I loved getting to know everyone and have made some great friends. I was always so sad to say goodbye at the end of each trek!

I recommend these kind of treks to anyone. What a brilliant way to travel the world, try new things and make new friends! Thinking of hitting Alaska this summer if I can!!

Anne-Marie

Erin (my wife) and I, arrived in Australia in anticipation, to find a wonderful, sunny country, we were not disappointed.

We both agree that we had the best time we have ever had. We met with a wonderful group of people, of whom most I am still in contact with, and two great trek leaders.

Travelling up the east coast from Sydney to Cairns was simply amazing, the highlight being two days on Fraser island, where our first trek leader Gerard, forgot to tie the lid on the box of food and dishes, which ultimately went flying along the beach with its contents. Very weird experience, running around chasing kitchen roll along a beach in Australia. The Great Barrier reef was just breath taking, and a nice way to say good bye to the sea, as we headed in land toward Darwin. The vast open spaces of Australia and baroness is simply amazing. The time in the Northern Territory, and Kakadu National Park was brilliant, learning all about aboriginal life and culture. But that was nothing compared to the ore-inspiring Uluru. Here we met with Paul, our second trek leader. A brief stop in Coober Peedy and Adelaide and back to Sydney. Both Gerard and Paul made it the holiday it was....brilliant, thanks guys.

Tim Judd

Hello,

I just wanted to write a review for the Reef 'n Rock tour that I did in May / June '07 to let all of you know that it has been one of my best vacations ever! As of the first day you could really tell that something special was about to happen with umongst the trekkers, the trek-leader and our stuffed animal Fred. Joe Brega, our trek-leader, made a comment when we where only 30 minutes out of Sydney that I still remember quite good" "Guys, take a good look at eachother... these are your new best friends for life" - and I must say he's right!

This trek has something magical, it throws you around from adrenaline rush to adrenaline rush up the east-coast and let's you get back in touch with yourself in the outback - the nature is so beautifull that (at least for me) there are several moments where you get tears in your eyes fe. enjoying the sunrise on top of Kings Canyon during the 7.2 Km hike overthere.

I take a deep bow for Joe, he's a trek-leader in all his heart. Passionate about his country and willing to answer every question that you might have. He seems to be able to read people and give them room when they need it and get into a personal talk to help anyone that he can. Even with all the strungle that we had to go through, he has able to remain enthousiastic and motivating. If every trek-leader is only half as good as he is, all people who take a trek with "OzXposure" / "Let's Trek Australia" will have the best time ever!

Menno, 31 - The Netherlands

Hello

my name is Tim from Belgium. I went with you fabulous guys of lets trek... on the grand island Explorer in NZ. It was on the 15th septembre in 2005. (Gosh it's seems like a long time). I still have great memories of that experience. I suggest to everyone ENJOY and suck up that fabulous atmosphere!!!!

Can anyone help me!? I'm searching for Sue, our fabulous tour leader back then. I try to send her e-mails after a long time. But it seems that her account doesn't exist any longer :-(

Anyone seen Sue...?!!!!!?

Thanks ...

Tim

Thanks to Adam for making the Trek really enjoyable..Good work mate! If anyone is thinking of doing this Trek in the future...do it, it's well worth it!!!

Sam Crane

When you fly half way around the world like I did, you arrive at Sydney airport and your brain is telling you it is day-time, when it is not, and you learn that your luggage has been left in London you think: man ! this is not a good start...I probably shouldn't have come here!

The good thing is, 24 hours latter I had already changed my mind and was already sure that I'd enjoy my trip (the bags eventually caught up with me). Australia is a gorgeous...awesome country! It has a good set of those natural wonders we're used to see on TV shows and wonder if we'll ever get to see "live": Fraser Island, the Great Barrier-Reef, Kakadu national Park, Kings Canyon, Uluru, the Olgas or the Blue mountains and...last but not least, the surprisingly "cool" city of Sydney (just to mention a few).

You'll have time to enjoy the sights as well as to endure a few adrenaline rushes, should you decide to indulge yourself with some of the more "radical" activities at our disposal. But fear not...there'll be loads of time to relax. Some of the driving days are quite long and you'll get a chance to experience the "emptiness" of the Aussie outback, the calmness of the desert landscapes or simply read all the books in you bag. The best of all comes latter in the day when night falls and we gaze at the stars and suddenly realize there are a lot more of those bright spots in the sky than you ever thought possible.

My tour guide (Paul) guided our group faultlessly and we all enjoyed A LOT the time we spent together. Just like Cinzia said (yeah, we were on the same trek) Australia is very different from probably the majority of the places we've ever been to. Go and check it out next summer. You won't regret it...I'm sure !

Ricardo Parreira (Lisbon, Portugal)