Fun day out away from the sea - My son (10) was getting a bit fed up of sunbeds/boat trips etc so we thought this would be something different for us all. It was great fun, water fight was the highlight. All drives/guides/paparazzi 😂 were so friendly and entertaining. Mud bath wasn't quite what we were expecting as it was just a pool at the olive oil stop, we expected to be a seperate large stop similar to what i had done before on a different trip. But it didn't ruin the day, it was good fun and I'd highly recommend. Just make sure you take a spare change of clothes, we forgot and it can get cool on the bus.

Fantastic trip - Well what can I say. Me and mum had a fantastic time we haven't laughed so much in a while our guide was brilliant and made it extra special. We had a water fight with the other jeep it was so much fun. The lunch was lovely and the people in the village was very nice. The camera man who came took loads of photos we had to buy them as they was all fantastic would highly recommend going on the trip. We are planning to come back to gumbet and do the trip again I just hope we get the same guide

100% recommended - Amazing experience, would 100% recommended, favourite part was the water fight which was amazing! And seeing all the amazing views when you go off road, lunch was tasty too! We are both veggie and still had plenty of choice! Will be going again when we next come to Bodrum!

Great trip and excellent customer service - Customer service is very helpful, they helped to find the lost phone. In addition, they brought it straight to my hotel for free. Amazing trip, I recommend to everyone.

Great day trip - It was great. Booking was super straightforward, the pick-up from the hotel took place as agreed (also at the specified time). If you have any questions or problems, you can contact a WhatsApp number at any time, and you will receive an immediate answer. The driver was simply great and the entire trip is recommended. In addition to a stop for photos, the program also includes a zip line (optional, €5 extra per person), a break at the pool, lunch at a carpet factory and a visit to an olive oil factory followed by a mud bath. Only the drinks are extra to pay for. During the drive through “somewhere in the middle of nowhere” there is a water fight against the other jeeps. I can only recommend this tour.

A day full of humor - She picked us up at the hotel in a safari bus. From that moment we laughed until the end. Atmosphere, view and especially the humor was fantastic. All drivers and photographer were real entertainment people. There were elements that we did not expect. Our Turkish friend also enjoyed it immensely. A great day!

Lots of fun in a great trip - We had a great time in this trip, lots of fun, interesting places and stuff to find out. Very nice and friendly staff, excellent drivers ( thank you again Ismail !) However you should prepare yourself with bathing suits - you'll need it for: a long water fight (maybe too long), pool and mud bath in the trip. We didn't know that and needed to stay wet all day...not so pleasant. PS The jeeps are not quite jeeps but it's ok, you'll enjoy this trip, we recommend it!

Good in parts but rubbish in lots - We booked this through Jet 2 and it was average at best. We had a fun ride on jeep up the mountain. Stopped off a picturesque part of the coastline where “Mr Photo” took far too many pictures, we refused in the end as we felt like we were the Kardashian’s being photographed. Next stop was the Zip line - Nice place for a snack and drink but zip line waste of time and very small. Had to wait until everyone did it before the trip moved on (slightly suspect H&S rules in place - eg. under 130 cm children allowed on despite rules stating otherwise. Then onto Turtle Bay - what a joke. It’s a Green murky pond. Guide goes into the water and takes turtle out (small) for Yes, more photos. We moved on to the Wishing tree - this is nothing special; it’s a tree with ribbon wrapped on it, no explanation of what the tree is for and why it’s given the title of a ‘Wishing Tree’ Then we had lunch, which was nice BUT you had to go through the 35 minutes sales pitch from carpet man. Opens up with “thank you for coming and supporting our community, we will let the Government know so they don’t demolish our village” then wraps up by saying that 80% of carpets are sold wholesale and Government pays all the shipping costs. After lunch we moved onto our final stop, the Mud Bath. This was fun but some had to endure a 15 minute tour of an olive oil factory and this is the point Mr Photo tries to sell you the thousands of pictures, which is doesn’t like if you don’t buy them. Our driver was amazing and TBH he took the best photos of us, they don’t need Mr Photo.

A Jet tour….. - When we booked this tour we saw a lot of positives feedback, which in retrospect after witnessing the whole tour is not really understandable! First of all the tour itself: it is not anything like the pictures, to sum it up it is a 7 hour ride through bumpy roads. We drove into a mountain area where we visited multiple villages, essentially all of the stops on this tour were to advertise really expensive goods. The road itself had some beautiful views but only a few. The first stop was to take pictures, here we were pushed to buy the more expensive tour with a bout trip on top, we did not want that so we stayed on our tour. There was a photographer taking pictures but only for the people of the “superior” tour. The people from this tour we treated like kings, the next stop was a turtle lake, where the photographer took a turtle out of the lake and presented it to the “superior” people who could take pictures with it. I asked if i could look at the turtle but was rudely ignored. Upon further enquiring he showed me the turtle for a couple of seconds and rudely told me that he has now time for me and went away. After that the next stop was a “wish-making” tree which in itself is extremely interesting. Though there was no explanation as to why this particular tree was a “wish-making” tree and no background information. Essentially there was no talking at all the guides did not explain anything! The next stop was a cafe with a zip line which costs 5 Euros extra, if you watched the zip lining episode in south park, that would be an accurate description of this event. Therefore, we obviously did not attend it. Also they sold water guns, yes the ones in the picture cost money 5 euros to just borrow it. Also all of the goods sold at the cafe like water, cola, etc. were extremely expensive. The next big stop was a village where carpets are produced(hand made), we actually saw a women knotting. But that again was just a big advertisement to sell the carpets, although they were extremely beautiful. The lunch was also there, water and soft drinks were not for free but the food was good. The next and last stop was olive oil fabric or so it was called because basically it was just a cafe again with expensive olive oil and expensive goods like ice cream. Although at this stop it was possible to take a mud bath which was not really popular, i myself tried it and laid in this mud lake. It was said to be extremely healthy although i am not sure if this is true it did feel quite relaxing, also to be noted is that, i was a little ill on this day and i did feel better after the bath; maybe it really is healthy 😂. Because the jeeps have no roof and it was extremely hot, buying water was necessary. I can understand that soft drinks are not for free but having no free water is beyond unreasonable. Especially because we had at least 15 Liter of water in each car for the water fights with paid guns. In my opinion although fun, an extremely unreasonable way of using water. Yes because there were so many guests there were many cars having water fights between the cars. Which was a little fun although rather childish. As for the bus drivers because the organisation was rather poor they changed a lot and we had to change cars quite a few times. The two bus drivers with the cowboy hats were extremely nice to us and especially to the children. Now my biggest issue with this tour lies in the beginning and it is a safety related issue! Because most of the places we had to visit were located in a mountain area we took an ascending route alongside the mountains. Most of the routes were pretty bad throughout all of the journey and it was quite uncomfortable at times. But this particular route was something else entirely, calling it a route would be an overstatement! It was more like a really thin path with a lot if rocks small and big ones now pairing this with the fact that the buses we clearly not meant to be used for “off-road action”, this was just unimaginably dangerous. To the left side of this path lays the the cliff and further left nothing. When ascending it became more and more clear that if the bus were to fall off the cliff we would all die it did not help that some seats had no seatbelts and the bus did not have windows or a roof. Between the cliff and the bus were mere centimetres. And no insurance to keep the bus on track sometimes the road got so bumpy that i was sure that was it. How this is not illegal is beyond me. Me and my friends were feeling extremely uncomfortable throughout this hole ascension. And it is important to declare that we are first of all rather young and really love adrenaline related events like roller coasters and other activities similar to that. But this was just dangerous and had now fun part in it. All in all it was extremely disappointing a really shallow experience with a lot of advertisements and some really dangerous parts. Definitely not recommendable!

WORST TRIP EVER - DONT DO THIS TOUR- The tour was very disappointing. It started by one of the safari jeeps almost didn’t start and they had to roll it down a hill to kick start it. They took us to a green water hole that looked like an above ground reservoir where turtle have gravitated to but is not a “sanctuary” (protected area) . We then went to a random pine tree in the bush as a “wishing tree”. A safari by definition is to view wild animals, not turtles that I can see in Canada every day in my backyard. The tour guide spoke only a few words of English. We went to a place where there was a mud bath which was disgusting and not a natural one as advertised. It was a man made 2 foot square area in the ground where they put clay and water. It smelt disgusting. Since it’s not natural, there’s no water flow and therefore still water fills with bacteria. There were also frogs in it. Maybe that was part of the “safari” tour too. Ha ha. Don’t do the tour.