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I didn’t know whether to go on this trip selfguided or guided and I’m glad I chose the guided option because I would have missed so much by myself. The two guides were a fantasic team and took us to the best restaurants , on the best routes and to the best places. The best holiday I’ve ever had. Perfect weather, good company in a small group of 8, fantastic cheap food with many local specialities and terrfic varied cycling. As soon as I got back home I booked a similar trip to Italy with Exodus.
Arriving at the top of the Monte de la Cruz de Ferro where the guides had organised a picnic of local produce that was more like a banquet.
Fantastic, informative, caring, passionate about his country and very funny.
This was a captivating and well-balanced trip to a country with a fascinating sweep of history, both ancient and modern. Our group was friendly, fun and considerate and our guide, Dilshod, excellent.
There were many. Wandering the ancient streets of Khiva was awe-inspring, the magnificent architecture in general, also the desert - travelling through the wilderness to get a measure of the challenges experienced by Silk Road travellers, spotting an eagle with a snake in its beak, being invited to join a school reunion party during a lunch stop. Above all, Uzbek people were so friendly and welcoming, and keen to have their photos taken with us and converse (English has been introduced into schools now).
Our leader, Dilshod, was excellent. He had a warm personality, was very efficient, highly knowledgeable and everything was done for our interest, enjoyment and safety (always had plenty of bottes of water available to prevent dehydration!).
Public toilets can be grim!
This was my first holiday with Exodus, but I knew of the Company by reputation and word of mouth. I was not disappointed. From start to Finish (!) this was a well organised trip with people who knew what they were doing. The accommodation was excellent, the staff and leaders were very knowledgable and helpful and the other participants were great company. Food was wholesome, filling and tasty. The snowshoeing started with an easy and fun introduction and soon progressed to longer day outings in stunningly beautiful scenery. I’ve massive numbers of photos to show what a wonderful holiday this was.
I think there were at least two particularly memorable ones, though every day was inspirational: The two that for me stand out the most were: in the middle of the night when one of the gang was yelling and shouting outside the huts - the Aurora Borealis was performing - absolutely wonderful; the other was looking down at a fierce fierce waterfall covered by a shelf of ice......and meeting some lovely people who enjoyed the outdoors and the sense of adventure....not to mention the introduction to hot chocolate laced with mint liqueur (bottle purchased at Helsinki on return trip and still being enjoyed!)
In a word, fantastic. Most of the leading was undertaken by Tessa, who was so very knowledgeable about the wildlife, tracking, and leading us through some dramatic scenery. Always cheerful, friendly and encouraging she was great to be with.
Go for it! You'll not regret it....and make sure you pack a spare battery/batteries for your camera plus charger
A great introduction to the Middle East. The desert was stunning and Petra was fascinating.
Exploring Petra.
As I have experienced previously this is a great place to come with excellant leaders
Hard to pick any one but certain moments stand out such as nearly being blown over by the wind and managing to remain upright on my skiis but mostly it is about the lovely scenery and great off track skiing which makes a great change from the European loipe
Both Isle and Mary are excellant leaders and put in so much work into making it a great trip for everyone whatever level of skier you are.
Good to bring a bottle of something alcoholic from duty free. Vegetarians don't worry as the food is excellant. No need to bring any extras.
This was a trip to Mongolia with the 3 day Nadaam festival slotted in towards the end of the trip. 11 of us toured round the country in two ex Russian military 4 x4 vehicles spending a lot of time off road, bouncing up and down. We stayed in a hotel in the capital and Ger camps in the country side.
This was driving into the edge of the Gobi desert and finding that our drivers local village were having a horse race for 2 year old horses over 15KM the jockeys were all young boys and girls under the age of 10. Some of them were riding bare backed and a girl riding like this was second in the race. We then spent 2 nights in a remote Ger camp near to the village. We were the only Westerners present for the 2 days we were there. magic. Seeing a Cinereous vulture at close hand and watching it take off was like seeing a feathered Vulcan bomber on a bomb run. They are enormous (wing span up to 2.95M)
Our group leader was a very likeable lady and immensely charming. However as it has been a year since she last led a trip and had not been able to practice her English language conversational skills it was difficult to understand her pronunciation of some words. This also meant that many questions posed to her went unanswered or were met with a smile and a blank look
Take a small thermarest, or similar, padded seat with you. A few small balloons to entertain the many (very, very many) small children you will encounter along the way. This helps to break the ice with their parents etc. and can lead to some very cute photographs. if you are interested in bird life, particularly Raptors take a small pair of binoculars as there is a lot to be seen.
what a wonderful way to see the real sri lanka. The walks were fun and scenic, the locals warm and friendly. Our guide was perfect, and we had enough time to ourselves to really enjoy the tour.
This was not a shopping tour, and that’s what made it so very special. There were parts of the trip that were just so unique! You will love the bungalow!
sitting on the top of sigyria rock
I thought he was very special. I felt looked after withoput the constant overbearing of some tour guides. He really was a very quiet, special man.
wind down to sri Lankan pace, or you will not enjoy your holiday
My ever first experience as a solo traveller excelled my expectations. The organisation was just excellent and the attention given to the traveller beyond belief. Vietnam Adventure is a great experience all in all, boats, bikes, trains, local transport take you to a different dimension. This was my first experience with Exodus and will not be the last, now the difficulty is what country to choose from…
Difficult to say, but doing the cooking course was definitely the highlight for me...landscapes, people, food, villages, the whole thing together was very inspirational.
He was a top leader, always attentive, fun, patient and always meeting our needs, As a teacher myself, I know what it means leading groups...I would definitely recommend him as a top person.
Travel light, so much to buy in Vietnam...and always go with the flow, Vietnam is a great country. As you head south is hotter and more expensive, if you see soemthing that like, just get it at the spot.
Great cycling, knowledgeable guides who went out of their way to ensure we all enjoyed every day, and delightful countryside made for a most enjoyable 10 days in Eastern Europe.
Peaceful cycling along paths shaded by spring green trees in the wilds of Czech Republic.
Jan and Dana worked well together, kept us informed of the days' activities so there were no big surprises, and bent to group demands where necessary! Both were professional, fit, organised, helpful and friendly, and above all, they enjoyed the ride as much as we did.
Several days of solid cycling followed by relatively easy days. Be prepared for all kinds of weather. Allow time in your itinerary to enjoy both Prague and Budapest for a couple of days.
We had a wonderful time, met some lovely people, saw some fantastic places, and enjoyed Croatia immensely
Getting to the top of the walks and enjoying the scenery
He was wonderful, you have a really good guy working for you.
I personally found the walks quite difficult, I think it was a mixture of ascent and heat that caused me problems, having said that, I would do it all again