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I was introduced to Antarctica in the most amazing way. When we arrived there was a blanket of heavy fog the team got us on the zodiac and navigated on compass bearings. Suddenly like the curtain of a stage being pulled back we sat in sky of blue surrounded by a wild and pristine environment.
See above. Watching whales breech. Smelling penguins before you could see them. Filming Leopard seals with my gopro. You truely need to be awake 24hrs a day and have eyes in the back of your head for this trip.
Shelly and the team were amazing. Their passion and commitment and tirless effort to show what they love and care about the most was amazing
Do take European travel plugs for Ushuaia as well as American.
A place that is a must see. My second experience of using exodus as a holiday company. My first in jordan was a vacation I would not hesitate to recommend…for the tour , the organisation, the tour guide leadership etc etc. I loved Patagonia, but the quality of the tour did not meet that what I experienced with exodus previously. The tour guide struggled with meeting the diverse needs of our large group (18) . Also, the options advertised as part of the tour trip notes were not always available. This was a wonderful trip but don’t rely on the options advertised if they are important for you.
The mountain walks...so so dramatic.
Lovely man but struggled coping with a large group with diverse needs.
Book this holiday on a basis of the core activities do not on a basis of Exodus being able to deliver the optios.
We are sorry that Anne found certain aspects of this trip to be disappointing. Her tour leader usually receives good feedback from our clients, so we were sorry to learn that Anne’s experience was not so positive. We understand that unfortunately her optional activity of choice in El Calafate was not possible over the busy Christmas period, so Anne’s tour leader organised an extra walk for members of the group who wished; we are nonetheless sorry for any disappointment caused.
Adam Roberts – Trip Manager for South America
A tough experience but thoroughly rewarding when you completed your day of cycling.
Cycling downhill through Bidoup Nui National Park, 30kms of winding roads in the glorious sunshine and wind against you, the view was amazing.Riding through the villages and children coming out and high-fiving youSeeing the amazing gravestones in one of the villages, known as Ghost CityWatching how happy and content the Vietnamese people are even with the simplest things in life, teaches us westerners some things as we have so much and are still never happy!
Tom was brilliant! He couldnt help people enough and had so much knowledge. His quote summarised the trip - 'Everyday is another best day'
Make sure you practice riding even if you are reasonably fit. I thought I was quite fit as I play netball and do bootcamps and am quite active but nothing prepared me for those long days on the bike and especially the hills! Make sure you take lots of padding for your backside!
A brilliant week, exceptional leaders, fabulous tuition and an all round great place to be.
Sunshine and diamond dust air with mountains as far as the eye can see - magical
Ilse & Mary are inspirational, know how to get the best out of people whilst having a laugh.
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An absolutely brilliant experience, exceptionally hard last couple of days and definately not for the faint hearted.
Reaching the high point at Uhuru Peak was probably the most satisfying as opposed to inspirational moment. There were many inspirational moments ranging from meeting and walking with the other members of the group[ and likewise meeting and walking with the excellent guides.
The group leader 'Florence' was of the highest standard and although just my second trip with Exodus I have to say it is what I have come to expect. Florence and his assistants were exceptional throughout the trip providing encouragement and support to everyone, this leads to an increase in confidence knowing you are in safe hands and help is at hand should it be required
Go for it if you feel you can but build up your fitness level to a degree higher than you think you might need, this is not a walk in the park.
very professional and a great experienceKevin Hill is a wonderful operater, and his team are really slick and love what they do.group travel just dosnt get any better than this trip
Getting my butt kicked by guys 20 years older than me. Made me want to try harder
I think Kevin Hill and his team are just wonderful. Kevin really is the best I have come across in years it just dosnt get any better.
Just get out there and into this trip it really is a great experience
This is a perfect 1 week package for someone who wants a break from their routine, to see some incredible landscapes, feeling small against nature and to see the sun!!
Being in a completely different context with the sun on my face - in great company. Wandering back to our Gite with a break-off group, stopping to take in the scenery and bathing our feet in the river.
A true professional - good knowledge, kind, experienced.
Definitely take 2 loo rolls - just in case! And if you feel the cold like me - take long johns and a long goose down jacket for the gite.
This was a challenging walk in the most extraordinary terrain. It was beautiful in the extreme, made even more beautiful by the emptiness and tranquillity of the surroundings. No tourists other than ourselves, and uplifting contact with the friendly and hospitable locals when we met them.
Probably the stunning night sky shimmering with a myriad of lights,completely unavailable to us in this form in England. The trip was worth it for this alone.
He was a first class leader. A young local man, clearly highly focussed on his job as our leader, but yet full of humour, knowledge, and humanity to us as demanding, stumbling, inept tourists - well some of us anyway. He was instrumental in making our experience as exceptionally good as it was.
Reasonable fitness, good walking boots, and walking poles all help in making the trip more enjoyable. It can also get cold at night so a good sleeping bag is a must.
Great week that allowed the group to be as active as they wished. Amazing food and lovely, warm accommodation.
Too many although the memory of trekking through the forest at night to make and throw a snowball of " wishes" into the rapids will stay with me for some time.
Marti was great - passionate about the Park and ensuring that everyone enjoyed themselves in a non competitive environment.
Took me a full week to recover in return to the UK!!! I was shattered but it is really up to you how much activity you do on free days and afternoons. Extra activities are a tad expensive so be prepared.
This was an excellent trip made even better by a particularly congenial group of fellow travellers. Our guide in Vietnam, Nam, was truly Mr Fix-it, even lending me his watch for the duration of the trip when mine was out of battery. Vietnam was a fascinating country and the trip should really be sub-titled ‘A Gastronomic Tour’. The food was great throughout
My most enjoyable day was our first full day in Hoi An when we went on a bike ride round the surrounding countryside, seeing the local herb farms and even taking in a local festival of thanksgiving for the rice harvest. That evening we had a delicious dinner with a local family. In the afternoon I also collected a dress I'd ordered - made in just 24 hours.
As I said above, he was very good.
In your Trip Notes you said that Malaria prophylaxis was essential but my surgery did not agree and I did not take anything. The airport at Siem Riep was very well organised for producing visas on entry and it only cost $20 - cheaper than getting in advance in England.