A guided tour is a fun way to learn more about a neighborhood or place. Dunequins offers a variety of guided tours in our cities, including the doelance cart tour and the coffee shop tour.
On the doelance cart tour, a driver takes you on a guided tour of their shop to teach you about the neighborhood and provide support while you shop. During the shopping trip, you can ask your friend what she thinks of each store they visit, or ask the driver if there are any issues with stores that might be sensitive.
The coffee shop tour takes you inside an actual coffee shop to learn how it operates and why it chose its flavor combination. You can ask questions like “Why does this one smell so strong?” or “What makes this one taste better than the other ones I have tasted?”
Guide tours are a great way to get more information about a place and support from an experienced person.
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Make a reservation
If you cannot find the information below, taking a guided donkeys cart tour should be one of your first steps. Many tour companies will call or message you to let you know if they have an available guided donkeys cart tour on their schedule.
A donkey cart is a type of tourist attraction in itself. It is similar to a trolley, only instead of being gone on top of, it is pulled behind another vehicle.
The difference is that donkeys are ridden and cars are not. They are used as tourist attractions because they get people to consider how heavy and awkward the animals are, how fun riding them is, and how unique this type of tourism is.
Go early and be prepared
You can take a guided donkey cart tour as early as 6:30am! Most tour operators offer their first tours at this time to give you time to get ready.
Donkey cart tours are a popular way to see the city. They’re relatively inexpensive and an experienced rider can give feedback on whether a donkey is comfortable with the pace of the tour.
Many riders begin their tours at home with a quick tutorial from their computer or phone, but we recommend you get out in front of the audience to make your rider feel more confident.
The first step in taking the tour is going onto the Donkeycarttour website and getting yourself assigned an “assigned driver”. This person will be your guide on the day and help you get ready for the trip.
After they have your person prepared, they will send them out on the donkeycart to get ready.
Pay the fee
If you want to ride a donkeyscart, you will need to pay the fee. This fee ranges from US$2-5 per tour depending on where the tour takes place. The tour operators use a GPS device to calculate the correct price for each ride.
The cost of riding a guided donkey cart is usually around US$3-5 per person. The cost can vary from very cheap (only US$1 at most) to quite expensive ($7 at most)
Many people choose donkey carts because they feel connected to them and have a sense of accomplishment when you guide him or her successfully up the hill. Others like watching and being involved in something else while they wait for their turn on the hill.
Choose your donkey cart
When choosing a donkeys cart, there are some key points that you should be aware of. Many tour companies have ages listed in their cart rules, so be aware of those!
There are two main kinds of donkeys carts: The velour and the non-velour. Both have their benefits and drawbacks. The non-velour donkeys are more exposed to the elements, because they must stay wet for a longer period of time before riding takes place.
Velours are less likely to get muddy, because the saddle is covered by the cover. This must be removed and washed before riding on it! Non-velours can only stay on for about an hour before they have to go back down to the ground, because they cannot get enough footing.
Sit in the back or front seat
If you are taking the tour with a group, make sure all members of the group have signed up on the tour before you go. You will need to be escorted around by your donkey cart!
Donkeys are social animals so having other people on your donkey cart is a fun way to meet others and tour. If you do not want to take a guide but still want to ride your donkey cart. You can sit in the back or front seat, both are necessary for safety.
The seat on the back of your donkey cart is what makes it necessary to have a place to sit. The front of the donkey cart is where you normally mount it and ride it. If you sit in the back, your legs will have to be stretched out in order for you to reach the donkeys rear end.
Grab a microphone and talk to your tour guide
Making a guided don’tel tour is a great way to learn about the countryside or take a tour and get ready to go! There are many different kinds of guided tours such as the one behind the scenes at an apple orchard, an inside look at a veterinary hospital, or an underground tour where you walk through a tunnel and up another set of stairs to visit the animal rescue facility.
Any of these can be very informative and helpful in teaching you something. A key part of taking a guided tour is getting enough information for your own needs. Your guide should be able to keep up with your questions and comments so do not feel like you need to be very knowledgeable yourself in order for your guide to know something.
Making a trip out to see the donkeys is perfect for this reason. You can help learn some more about them through this experience.
Go up into the mountains or along the beach
If you’re up for a more challenging, higher-end tour, take a guided donkey cart ride. You will be guided by the donkeys’ paths, so you will be given a map to follow.
This tour is very popular, so get started early. You will have your own pair of donkeys to look after. They’ll help you navigate the trails with attention to each rider, making sure everyone is comfortable and smiling.
You’ll need to book in advance, and it can get popular.
Take pictures for souvenirs
While donkeys are not very photogenic, you can take some nice pictures on a guided tour. Most donkey tours offer you a camera with purchase, so get ready to take pictures!
While most donkeys are happy to pose for a picture, some aren’t so tolerant of visitors. Thus, you may be greeted with an “oh no” or “oh yes” by the animal as it tries to decide if you are cute or not.
A guided tour is best because the person taking your picture has a clear view what they are doing and how they are going to photograph the donkey.