While the food provided was very good, sailing down Auckland Harbour was amazing. We all were able to take a turn at the helm and I actually was able to steer the boat thru a 180 degree change of course. Definitely highly recommended.

The skip the line tickets gave us quick access but once inside the crowd was unbelievable and it was a constant battle to be able to take photos and actually see the exhibits.

We were the only passengers so the shared transfer ended up being a private transfer! The driver arrived eraly (which suited us) was courteous and carried our bags

Leeds castle was great and easy to understand why it is rated the prettiest castle in England.Lunch at Dover was included and enjoyed the "Spitfire" beer (extra cost but reasonable). Canterbury cathedral was maginificent. Everything was closed by the time we arrived in Greenwich so no value in going there other than to catch the boat back down the river to London. Mark the guide was excellent

Windsor castle was great and the artwork in the State Rooms where the Queen entertains her guests (but disappointingly not our tour group!) was extraordinary.The Roman baths at Bath were definitely worth seeing and they have done a great job in displaying them and the associated history. It was cold and bleak by the time we arrived at Stonehenge but somehow this added to the enjoyment. Trevor our guide was very good

Skip the line tickets gave us quick entry to one of the most popular tourist attractions in London. Definitely a "must-do" when you are in London. Plenty to see so allow three hours at least.

We had seen the Melbourne version of the show a few years ago and felt the London production was not quite as good. Lots of empty seats in the theatre so perhaps its ending its run. ABBA songs as usual get the feet tapping.

A rare sunny May day in Edinburgh and the Scottish accents in the English commentary added to the enjoyment of seeing the sights in this very pretty city

Priority access worked well. The views from the observation cars were terrific. Champagne was great but would have liked a second glass!

Climbing the ramparts and towers at the castle literally took your breath away but gave great views of the castle and the surronding villages. Many of the attractions inside were extra cost but ran out of time anyway. Shakespeare's birth-place at Sratford was interesting and town quite pretty. Disappointed with visit to Oxford and would not do this again

Tour guide was excellent as he showed us around the more "seedier" side of London showing us the murder sites and building up the excitement as to who the muderer may be - in fact told us who it was but you have to attend to solve the mistery!

The name of the show says it all - Queen's music and the performers do rock you. The pre-show dinner was at a fairly fancy restaurant and I felt a bit under-dressed wearing casual clothes - perhaps the meal could be at a restaurant more in tune with the audience attending the show

The poor weather in London detracted from the wonderful London sites - there was not much shelter upstairs. I noticed that the rival Big Bus tours had more protection from the elements and more frequent service and would use them next time

Definitely one of the highlights of our time in Paris. Our Kiwi instructer/guide Moko was excellent. After 20 mins or so to get the hang of them we had nearly three hours scooting around the main sites of Paris with plenty of stops for photos. Lots of tourists taking photos of us as well.

Somewhat disappointing. The cruise boats are over-crowded and noisy. Because of daylight saving not all of the buildings were vey well illuminated at the time we passed them. The meal at the Champs-Elysees was very good. Overall a bit expensive for the value.

There was only one elevator working at the tower -authorities decline to say what the problem was other than it will take six weeks to fix. So it took a while to get up there even with our skip the line tickets. The crowd paying normal entry were waiting up to four hours to get in so really have to pay the premium. The views from the tower are spectacular and our guide Aaron did a terrific job keeping us informed of the history of the tower and what we were looking at while up there.

We booked this tour to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary. While the food at the tower restaurant was great, the views were somewhat restricted and everything was rushed as we had to get back down to the ground -only one elevator working - in time to take the river cruise. The cruise boat was absolutely packed and very noisy. We were in the back row at the Moulin Rouge and five of us shared a bottle of champagne - misleadingly advertised as half a bottle each. The show itself was excellent. Be warned -they say no photos can be taken and we saw a few people ignore the warning only to be pounced upon by security and forced to delete the photos! Overall doing the three things in one night is simply too rushed and would skip the cruise if there was a next time

The bus provides a good way of getting around Paris and certainly you get to see all the sights. Good frequency also

Massive crowds attend the Louvre so skip the line guided tour is the way to go. Very knowledgeable guides and personal audio system is a plus