They think of every single thing and it is a wonderful experience especially for the Orthodox Jewish traveller. The food is plentiful and delicious and of course kosher I highly recommend them period read more

We had an absolutely fantastic experience with David and Adina of Lebor Tour on the safari in Kenya! Having enjoyed Iceland last summer (August 2023), we had high expectations, and they were exceeded. The wildlife, the service, the food and of course the guides were top-notch. I highly recommend Lebor Tours for anyone seeking an unforgettable adventure. read more

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My daughter and I just returned from an incredible week in Iceland. Guided by Adina and David from Lebor Tours, we enjoyed a fantastic journey exploring stunning natural wonders--waterfalls, geysers, hot springs, and black sand beaches. We had so much fun learning about Iceland's history and culture while forming friendships with fellow travelers from around the world. The kosher food was delicious, beautifully presented, and offered a wide variety of options at every meal. We are deeply grateful for the hard work and dedication of the Lebor Tours team that made this trip possible. read more

My wife and I have traveled extensively over the past 30 years. However, our trip to Kenya with the Lebors in July 2024 was our first experience with an organized tour. Although there are obvious advantages to traveling without a group tour, the Lebors have hooked us on traveling with Lebor Tours in the future. First of all, the Lebors were very responsive to all of our questions and concerns both before and during our tour. Equally important, we were very impressed with Rabbi Lebor's concern for all aspects of Jewish law on the tour -- not just kashrus. Furthermore, prior to the tour, my wife and I did not imagine that we would be comfortable traveling with a group of strangers. However, we were pleasantly surprised by the Lebors' ability to create a cohesive group, in which we found ourselves developing many special connections to other members of our tour. Finally, in researching several kosher tours of Kenya, I found that the Lebor Tour was the most thorough and varied of them all. read more

Just came back from a tour to Iceland. We found a company - Lebor Tours - that provided kosher meals and religious observance and was coordinated by a husband/wife team with twenty years of experience, first for another company, then two years in their own business. Both had excellent credentials. But there was one oddity. Prior to going we could not find a single review; not TripAdvisor, not Yelp. The only one was their own Facebook site. A BIG MISTAKE to have assumed what they said they offered; they would provide. Yes, the food and religious accommodations were top notch, BUT we did not go on this trip based on gourmet cuisine. To begin, we were approximately 100 people in two buses. Seats assigned at start with no rotation to see others. Unlike any other tour we have been on there was never a count off to verify all were aboard or present at a site. Poor attention to where anyone was at a site. Luckily there was only one mishap to go back and pickup. There were no local guides to give an in-depth discussion of Icelandic culture, instead we were exposed to long winded tales of the lives of the two owners, their parents, and their children. When referencing Icelanders' belief in "the little people" it was done mockingly. The urge to see as many waterfalls as could be squeezed in eliminated many other accessible experiences. Per web site: "Reykjavik Walking Tour including all the main sites"--DID NOT OCCUR. When asked how about a museum, one tour leader replied, 'Oh no they will be bored'. At the specific waterfall this occurred, at least a dozen out of a busload of 48 left off from going to the top of the waterfall to see the museum albeit in a much shortened time. Per web site: "Walking tour with our guides" - DID NOT OCCUR. We were told about an area in Reykjavik with murals, but we only saw it as the bus sped past by to yet another waterfall. A "spa night" at the hotel was scheduled, but at 10 o'clock at night after being on a bus or hiking all day only 6 out of 48 on our bus took advantage of this. Not a realistic offering. With all of the famous lagoons, we were not given a chance to enjoy any. A similar occurrence was when we didn't stop to see the premier interactive Reykjavik museum (Perlan) during the tour. A minimum of 15 from my bus of 48 went to see it on the day after the tour. Instead of spending 5-6 hours a day for 5 days going to waterfalls, we could have seen a sod house museum (already on the way), working horse and sheep farms, a salt plant, etc.. Iceland is a beautiful country, so much more than even the prettiest waterfalls. This was one and done for us with Lebor Tours. read more

I totally concur with Bruce's comments. Food was top notch. So if this is your priority, go for it. No local travel guide is a big drawback. To think that going on personal trips in an RV and reading a couple of tour books makes into guide is sheer hubris. Then you again, hiring a guide reduces profitability. Expected everyone to form a long queue to get a small amount of local currency to pay for a pay rest room caused a small rebellion. Ultimately the tours backed down and absorbed the cost. Hours of busing from waterfall to waterfall - a snore. $$$Kaching$$. This is my personal experience. That others may have been more satisfied comes as no surprise. Different strokes for different folks. read more