I sadly cannot remember the name of the lady who was our guide but to say she was excellent and really painted a picture of life in the camp was very chillin, a four hour tour gave an incite making want to go back to find out more and to remember those poor people

Visiting and learning more about the history of this place and what went on here is heart-wrenchingly eye-opening but still so important. Why? Because “Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” (George Santayana) !!!: Make sure you have PLENTY of time to get to the CORRECT meet up point + be aware of the very short time for transportation between the first and second part of the tour. Do NOT be fooled by guys in vests trying to lure you into their parking spaces, there is an official parking right at the entrance/meet-up point. It was a chaotic start as we got the wrong address for the meetup point but we were thankful to still be able to join in despite arriving late - although it started 30 minutes late due to the guide being stuck in traffic. Very smart to have headsets for the first part to make sure everyone could hear. Overall, the tour had a very quick pace, a lot of walking, and wasn’t as long as implied.

After the initial part trying to find the tour group, as it was not mentioned anywhere o could see, the process was simple. I think the only unclear information is the travel between 1 & 2, the information on the trip didn't make it clear that was what you were paying for, I thought it was for transport to the site from your accommodation, so we had to walk 30min to the next part and back later on. Maybe make that more clear that it is the transfer between sites.