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It’s More Extraordinary with Exodus 


It’s More Extraordinary with Exodus 

We believe that travel is more than just ticking off destinations from a list. It’s about immersing yourself in the heart of each place, going beyond the surface to truly discover a destination. With over 50 years of experience under our belts, our incredible adventures span all seven continents and allow you to delve deeper—exploring not just the iconic sights but also the hidden corners known only to the locals, where no other tours go.  

Our expert local guides are the secret behind every extraordinary adventure. But they’re not just tour guides. To our travellers, they’re captivating storytellers, helpful translators, fountains of knowledge, motivators and reservoirs of serotonin – who make each adventure a once-in-a-lifetime experience. They’re the people who take you into their family’s home for fresh lemonade after a day of cycling through rice paddies in Vietnam. The ones who tell you about the history behind Dubrovnik’s monuments before whisking you away to a hidden vineyard by the beach. And the kind of guides who stay by your side, during the most challenging ascents in the Himalya. They’re with you every step of the way, enhancing every experience– which is why adventures are simply more extraordinary with Exodus.  

The trip is a great introduction to Sri Lanka well organised with a packed varied and interesting itinerary. There was a good mix of activities (walking, rafting, cycling) varied transport (buses, boats, bikes, tuk tuk and a train as well as culture (temples, ancient cities, tea & cinnamon farms, markets, botanical gardens and beaches. There was still enough free time to explore on your own or use the pools/swim in the sea.
The hotels were better than we expected, in good locations, most with lovely pools. The exception was Araliya Red in Nuwara Eliya which was a huge cold soulless barn of a place with the worst food and service of the holiday.

Linda Hamilton Discover Sri Lanka

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

One of my best ever cycling holidays lead by a brilliant local team (Vini and Arun) headed up by the amazing Safi. It was good to experience the chaos of a city in Mysore with crazy traffic and cows in the road. Fort Kochi, which is a world heritage site, was laid back with lots of interesting things to see on our day off the saddle and lovely boutique shops where there was no hassle from vendors! The night on the converted rice barge was lovely and relaxing and so nice to float past everyday life on the river. Cycling along the coast, it was good to see fishermen hauling in their catch and to paddle in those warm waters.
I particularly loved waving at friendly locals as we cycled by (and them waving back) and the school children so excited to see us and practice their English.
Apart from the climb up to Ooty which is optional, I felt this holiday should be rated a difficulty level of 3 rather than 4. Once you’ve finished the Western Ghats, the cycling is very flat.
Added to all that, we had a truly lovely group of fellow cyclists on the holiday who all helped make this such a pleasurable trip.

Alison Stent Cycle Kerala & Tropical India
It’s More Extraordinary with Exodus