Walking & Trekking

Name: Walking & Trekking
Brand: Exodus
Rating: 4.7 (3872 reviews)

Beyond the climb. Into cloud nine.

Walking. Sometimes it’s the only way to see the world. Come within a hair’s breadth of an orang-utan on a rainforest trail, or challenge yourself with a hike through clouds to a volcanic crater.

Meander through Bhutan’s lush meadows, climb down craggy cliffs to a seculded beach cove in Sardinia, or even tackle some of the world’s highest peaks on one of our hiking tours. Our range of guided and self-guided walking trips lets you take it all in, at your own pace.

Walking and hiking is in our DNA. With humble beginnings over 40 years ago when we led some of the first group hiking trips through the Nepalese Himalaya, we now offer the best range of walking holidays worldwide. Our hiking leaders are some of the most experienced trekkers on the planet today, and long-running relationships with our local partners in each country ensure we are always giving back to the communities we visit. We use local leaders where possible, stay in locally owned accommodation and pay some of the highest wages on big peaks like Kilimanjaro.

Types of Walking Adventures

New Holidays Bestsellers Self-Guided Summits Centre-Based Point to Point Coastal Walks Desert Treks Wildlife Walks Snowshoeing private groups

Group of 12, supported by 45 porters and guides.
Awesome week, clear skies everyday, fantastic porters, well organised, not one fault.

Simon Bath Kilimanjaro Climb – Lemosho Route

Great introduction to Kerela and Tamil Nadu. Mix of trekking, chilling and culture.

nigel light Spice Trails of Kerala

From the very start, the trip felt immersive and beautifully balanced. The wildlife in Kruger National Park was unforgettable, spotting elephants, lions, and giraffes in their natural habitat was a real highlight. We were very lucky spotting the ‘Top 5’ and most exciting was seeing 2 leopards to complete the set! I was equally captivated by the more rural, untouched areas, which showcased a quieter, more authentic side of South Africa. The Drakensberg Mountains were simply stunning, with dramatic scenery that felt almost prehistoric, it was a joy to hike around, with next to no one else there. Visiting the historic site of Rorke’s Drift added real depth to the journey. It was a rich, rewarding, and truly memorable experience!

Tim Laughton-Scott South Africa: Walking & Wildlife

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