Anamuya Mountains Ziplining & Buggy Ride

We went as a family of 4, kids are 8 and 10, we all had a great time, the buggies were great with a combination of driving through a village and on tarmac roads and a dirt track through a forest stopping off to visit a lake to have dip to cool down. The zip lines were awesome, kids were a little hesitant but loved it after completing the first one

One of the best trips we have ever been on brilliant from start to finish. Highly recommend

The lunch wasn't great

Daniel the tour guide was great!

The buggy ride was a real thrill, we enjoyed it tremendously - it was a great adventure-filled day overall.

The whole day was exciting food was good and the tour guides were very friendly. What we didn't enjoy was having to wait around over an hour at the end for the other group to finish so we could go back to our hotel. We were wet and muddy and just wanted to get back.

Service was great guides were knowledgeable friendly and helpful

From the minute we were picked up the guide (Santiago) kept us informed of our route, the various things we passed on the way and some local information. Our buggy guide (Young Boi) ensured we all knew what we were doing but had a very light hearted nature which made it a fun morning. All of the zip line instructors were very knowledgeable and ensured our safety. This made me, who has a fear of heights, comfortable enough to enjoy the trip.

This was a great day out. We were picked up in an open truck and taken on the journey to where the trip started. It started with a get together to go over all the do's and dont's and safety aspects. Then you got in the Buggy's and all followed each other on the roads and muddy dirt tracks. After that it was lunch. Then off to do zipwiring through the rain forest, it was great fun, but also hard at times. Then off to have a meal at a traditional home. Amazing food.

The whole excursion doing the Jungle Buggies and Zip lining was well worth the money and the guides were great fun. Particular shout out to Driver Ryan, Bus Tour guide Melvin (?) and Buggy guide PJ. I have two point of criticism though 1. TUI should really make it much more clear that you have to have a fairly good level of fitness for the ziplining as there is a lot of climbing stairs. There is also a level of physical fitness required when doing the activity and none of this is mentioned. My partner had to bail out of completing the course because it became too much for him and even I was struggling with the amount of stairs etc. 2. I have been charged twice for the photopass I purchased for the Jungle Buggies. I have sent an email to bring this to the Runner Adventures company attention and very much hope this has been an innocent oversight that will be rectified.