オーストラリアの記念碑とアミアン大聖堂があるパリのソンム戦場

All went well until drop off. Promised an 8 pm drop off. No anticipation of popes visit. Very stressful trying meet taxis

A must do for any Australian interested in our World War 1 history. A long day but well worth it covering many significant Australian battlefields. The highlight is the immersive movie at John Monash Centre. Our guide Phillipe was great.

The entire tour was brilliant but was made even better by the personal touch from our guide/driver, Matthew. His knowledge of Australian WW1 history is incredible. He took the time to get to know each of us and with only 7 in the group, there was no waiting around. A fantastic tour! Highway to Hell ha ha

+5

Amazing day out. Our guide Chris had so much good knowledge of the Australian war sites. Was an amazing experience. Would recommend any Australian to do.

+6

A great experience, our guide Chis was absolutely amazing and extremely knowledgeable.

A very moving encounter with the impact of war... not just on those in the trenches but families and innocent civilians...

Victor was amazing! Tour was very moving and well organized. Very well done from start to finish. Great day!

I would thoroughly recommend this tour, it was honestly one of the best days of my whole trip! My tour guide Chris was incredibly knowledgeable and easy to talk to. He was also happy to go off script based on what I was interested in and we managed to sneak in some extra sites beyond the usual stops, which was great! Beaumont-Hamel was a real highlight. It was so well preserved and genuinely moving. We also stopped at Delville Wood, which isn’t normally part of the tour, but it ended up being one of the moments that stuck with me the most. The tour itself was brilliant, but a big part of what made the day so special was Chris’s genuine passion for the history, it really came through and made the whole experience feel personal. If you’re after a guide who knows his stuff and truly cares about what he does, I’d thoroughly recommend this tour and Chris.

A day trip, visiting these now quiet but oddly beautiful WW1 battlefields, full of greenery and flowers was a truly sobering experience. The monuments to the never found are meticulously tended to, and the large loss of life for such small or no gains in terrain very apparent as you cover the region. Mathieu was a fantastic guide, with a passion for the subject, full of knowledge and took great care to accomodate the varying physical abilities of the group. Never rushing anyone, returning to the van to explain the history again when people needed to stay there to rest. Also a thoughtful and versatile conversationalist. Took us to a delicious lunch. Would highly recommend.

Great to see some interesting sights but a bit disappointed with lack of war history in that region on the drive and although the French guide was a lovely guy he was very hard to understand.