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There are so many benefits that come from travelling in a small group and spending less time waiting around is certainly one of them. With a small group everything is easier and quicker, giving you more time to enjoy your holiday.

Dennis Bunnik is currently joining a number of tours throughout Europe for the resumption of our summer season. Read along to find out why he thinks 2022 is the best time to travel through Europe!

Your accommodation should be just as much a cultural reflection of all the amazing places you see on a Bunnik Tour, which is why we take choosing our tour accommodation and hotels very seriously.

We’re proud to say we’ve won awards for our commitment to delivering you the best possible touring experience! Customer service is something we hold very close to our heart and it’s reflected in everything we do. Let’s meet some of the people behind our award-winning service…

Our land only tours are a shorter option that allow you to get to the heart of a destination, while still travelling in the small group sizes you know and love. These tours exclude airfares, giving you the flexibility to easily add a few more days at the start or end of a tour, or combine multiple tours to create your dream holiday.

What makes a Bunnik tour so unforgettable? All our inclusions of course! The integrity of our family name stands behind every tour we sell. We are committed to giving our clients the ultimate holiday experience; that’s why our itineraries are unique and comprehensive. You’ll get genuine value for money and a tonne of sightseeing experiences within a small group tour.

It’s safe to say that experiences are the reason we travel. Satisfying that craving of being immersed in a new culture, delighting in a newfound favourite food, or even experiencing that feeling of getting lost in a new city once again.

A trip to Antarctica is unlike any cruise you’ve been on before. It’s not filled with bingo, buffets, Broadway shows and Hawaiian shirts; it’s about exploring one of the world’s last frontiers.

Have you ever noticed when talking about group touring that transport matters? Don’t worry, we have!