Like most tour companies, we have clean, comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles. But our tour transportation offers so much more. How? Because we’ve held onto our small group philosophy to give you the best tour experience.
Since 2012, we’ve proudly kept our group sizes small—capped at a maximum of just 20 like-minded travellers, with some tours having as few as 12. The best part? Our coaches are still big and spacious and are roaring to show you all of the best sights!
For groups of around 20, we use coaches designed for twice that number. For more intimate groups, we switch to comfortable 16-30 seater coaches.
We’ve always taken our small group policy seriously because we know it makes for a much better holiday experience. On a Bunnik Tour, you’ll always find plenty of extra seats, heaps of room to stretch out, and a better chance to enjoy those stunning views (aka no photos featuring the back of someone’s head!). Want a window seat? You’ve got it.
Coach Seating Plan Example
Image by Dennis Bunnik
Unique Tour Transportation
In addition to travelling in our deliciously spacious coaches, we like to mix up our modes of transport as we believe it makes for a better, and more authentic, holiday. For us it’s all about the experience because after all anybody can give you a coach tour, right? Bunnik Tours goes beyond that.
In Vietnam, you’ll travel on a traditional boat along the Hoi An River, while in Ecuador you’ll get a true local experience heading into the rainforest on a rustic-looking chiva bus. Oh, and we can’t forget the thrilling game drives across Africa, where you’ll be spotting the Big 5 from the comfort of an epic 4WD vehicle. Most of the time, how you get there is half the fun!
Image by Amie Bunnik
Image by Paul Cook
And then there are times we don’t provide any transport at all—this is actually a good thing, we promise! We leave the coach behind and wander through rural villages, explore hidden corners of the big cities and discover the magic of nature. For us, the love of travel means getting out and actually experiencing the places we visit—we’ll help you do just that.
Learn more about our extensive use of varied transport and why it'll make for a better holiday.
