Mayflower Heritage Tour The Mayflower Heritage Tour by Reformation Tours was a great experience. Sites were well chosen and the schedule was quite easy, for the most part. The last day (Thursday) was a bit heavy given London’s traffic and the need to do four major events plus the evening dinner. Juerg was a very good and delightful tour director. Local guide Sue Allen was exceptionally skilled and it was great to have her for so much of the one day.

The tour was great! The tour was great!. A little more walking than I expected, but always worth while. My illness towards the end of the tour put a bit of a damper on things, but your staff was more than helpful in rescheduling flights etc. My particular thanks to Tim Cave who supported me in my darkest hour. Blessing to you all!

Would do it again. We were well prepared by you folks and it was such a blessing that Don had journeyed with you. He was a true right hand. Werner and Dorothy were great, and even entertaining. As has been suggested, an alternative to Hofbrau haus would be a good option. Enjoyed the meal but the service was really poor, to the extend that both Dorothy and Werner spoke to their staff. However, the other elements of the tour were great. Our travel companions were amiable and the history and landscapes are so captivating.

Thought the tour was very good Thought the tour was very good. Tour coordinator, Dorothy Kennedy, and driver Werner were excellent. Would also like to commend Don Wolfinger for all his hard work. A couple of the evening group meals were below par, notably the meals in Berlin and Wittenburg. We would have liked to have spent more times in a couple of places like Rothenburg, Salzburg and Munich - but understand the time restrictions. At times we were concerned about some of the older tour participants as they were challenged not only by the walking, but also the considerable stairs at churches and castles. Not sure that part was thoroughly explained.

Luther Reformation and Bavarian Tour A distinction should be drawn between the administrative people at Reformation Tours and those who were directly involved on the tour (the tour guide and hosts). We were quite pleased with the process of booking the tour. It was very efficiently and professionally done. We were less pleased with the actual tour itself. The tour director had a difficult time in accommodating the needs of those in the group and on occasion was quite curt. Some room accommodations were below expectations. Also, on some occasions misinformation was provided concerning tourist questions. Perhaps the most serious criticism would be the lack of providing time for a lunch meal on the day in Salzburg in which we went for as much as 10 hours without food. While there were apologies for this there was no accommodation to correct the situation, only that we could purchase beverages from the bus driver, adding insult to injury. Several folks commented that "what if one of us was diabetic?"