November 8th – 18th, 2024
Your tour leader for this trip will be none other than Derek Baron, the founder of Wandering Earl Tours. His journey in the world of travel began in 1999, and since then, he has led many successful tours across the globe. His extensive knowledge and experience will ensure you’re in the best hands for this adventure.
He will introduce himself and share more details when we create the group WhatsApp chat.
During the tour you’ll be using local currency.
In terms of spending money, you should estimate an average of $25 – $35 USD per day for all of your needs. This would be for meals that are not included in the tour, basic purchases (laundry service, snacks, etc) as well as any activities you choose to do on your own.
As for exchanging money, the best method is via ATM machines which are located throughout urban areas around our destination. If using an ATM is not an option, or your bank’s fees are too high, simply bring USD, Euros or GBP to exchange at money exchange offices in the cities.
**US dollars are not accepted in our destination. You must make purchases in the local currency.
**Credit cards are generally accepted at restaurants, cafes and shops in cities and larger towns. In more rural areas, cash is generally the main payment option.
We’ll go through the tipping guidelines during our orientation meeting on the first day. This will provide you with all the insights you need about local customs and tipping practices throughout our trip.
*Tips for local guides and waitstaff at included meals are handled by Wandering Earl Tours.
During the tour you will generally have strong internet connection in the main cities and most of our accommodations will have WiFi. However, you can expect weaker connections in rural areas, with occasional poor connectivity. In general, the internet access will work and you’ll be able to do whatever you need to do online, but it might take longer than normal with the potentially spotty connection.
If you want a data connection on your phone throughout the trip, we recommend purchasing an E-SIM once we reveal the destination. We can also help set up local SIM cards upon arrival for those interested. Just ensure your phone is GSM-enabled and unlocked to use a foreign SIM card.
That’s all for now! If you have any questions at all, please don’t hesitate to send us an email at team@wanderingearl.com.
