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A really enjoyable trip, not too hectic, full of interest – and completely stress free.
My favourite part of the trip was the day out in Mljet. We were treated to fantastic weather, which allowed us to enjoy the beauty of the island. After the climb up to the viewpoint in the heat, I felt I fully deserved my refreshing plunge into the saltwater lake.
Our tour leader was fantastic. Effortlessly keeping control of the group, friendly, funny and genuinely interested to show us the country. He really made the trip.
I loved this trip although I was absolutley shattered at the end of it. Havana was amazing and lived up to my expectations but my favourite place was Guajimico. This was a basic hotel where each guest has a ‘chalet’ set in the forest, the best (or worst) depending on your view was that it was surrounded by massive land crabs. We danced until the early hours making the most of our Salsa class. Wildlife figured greatly on this trip including spiders and scorpions but what do you expect in a tropical destination!
I loved the history of the country, the 1950 cars in Havana and the visit to Che Guevara mausoleum/museum.
Our tour leader brightened up as the trip went along, I think she finds it as tiring as we did. On the trip from the airport many of us were concerned that we had picked the worst destination ever, she made a point of telling us all the bad points and did not tell us all the positive things. Once we got to know her she cheered up and things got better.
If you are going to Cuba make sure you have a torch, sample the mojito's - as the Cubans say the rum is free! and make yourself open to new experiences. Some of the hotels are not up to our standards and there is wildlife around but make the most of it, you will have a great time.
This was my first trip with Exodus and I’m booking my next one soon! A fantastic experience, I especially enjoyed camping in the wild. The only people we saw for days were our group, our porters and a few locals. We had a great group, and I really enjoyed the company of the others.
Sunrise over the mountains when we camped at Phuyupatamarka. We had 360 degree views, and the sun as it hit Salkantay was amazing. The thunder storm the night before was spectacular too.
Wilfredo was a great leader, he really looked after everyone, and made sure the holiday was a fantastic experience, no matter what their fitness levels. He told us great stories over dinner, and really cared about the porters.
Take some domperidone anti-sickness tablets with you if you can. I was quite sick one night, and the day that we climbed the highest peak, but a fellow traveller gave me some of these and they really helped. Mozzie spray is essential - the day we walked along the canal we were bitten a lot. Be prepared for all weather conditions - we saw everything, sun, rain, snow, thunder... Take a metal Sig type drinking bottle, they are great as hot water bottles in the tent at night.
A snowy challenge in the company of a good group and excellent guides. Fantastic holiday achievable in a week.
Looking down a steep snowy slope which we'd just climbed on crampons (my first time).The summit of Mt Toubkal.
Helpful, encouraging, felt very safe. Changed the schedule so that we did Mount Toubkal on the first day - a good call as a storm came in on the evening of the 2nd day and though we walked that day, the ridge to the 2nd peak was too windy for us to get to the summit.
Refuge is quite basic but is fine and a good location at the head of the valley. I had down booties which were great in the refuge to keep feet warm, especially when getting up for the loo in the middle of the night. If noise affects you take ear plugs for sleeping at night in the dorm. One of the accommodation had a very smoky lounge (from the stove which provided the only warmth in the room). If you have asthma I'd check with Exodus what the current situation is, as it might cause you problems.
Great. Everything I wanted.
The Guide and his many stories about the areas we visited.
The Guide was fab and his many stories about the areas we visited fasinating although some of his jokes were a wee bit tired.
Make sure you are a fit walker, then you will get the most from this trip.Have some change on you, the tarts at the mountain huts are worth it.And bring your camera.
Probably the best holiday I’ve ever had, which is saying something. The cycling was challenging but not difficult, the scenery fantastic and the food excellent too.
Sailing across Lake Nicaragua to Ometepe Island, then cycling round its edge to a natural spring pool to cool off...cycling round Lake Arenal...baby crocs on the river bank in Costa Rica...snorkelling and dolphin spotting in Boca Del Toro ....mmm, ceviche
Rob was a great leader - laid back but hands on. I always felt like I could ride at my own pace without getting left behind or holding anyone else up.
Lovely skiing, carefully planned (very little climbing for cross country by careful use of busses) with great leader.
Controlling a long tricky descent perfectly!
Great fun to be with.
Go if you like tracks, tracks and more tracks. If you prefer off track, go to Norway.
A superb and diverse holiday and whilst the cycling was an important and preferred means of transport there was still a need for buses, boats, trains and planes to complete this intense journey.
Too many but Halong Bay probably was the most inspirational but surprisingly the cycles were not required! Yes, too many.
Chi, very well organised, very fit, with a genuine love of cycling and his country, its culture and history etc..
If you enjoy and in no particular order cycling, history, culture, people, fresh food, scenery, the great outdoors, cities then do it!
Wow, an amazing and varied holiday with plenty of transfers and locations steeped in the culture and history of Peru. You certainly will not get bored on this trip. Be prepared for the climate change from a temperate Lima, a tropical Amazon rain forest to the high altitude of the lovely Cuzco, Inca trail, Altiplano and Lake Titicaca.
The views were amazing but arriving at the Sun Gate and seeing Machu Picchu for the first time was definitely one of those moments you will never forget. We were luck to have glorious sunshine when we arrived, just to make the moment just that more magical.
We had a main group leader that joined us when we arrived at the rainforest and stayed with us until our return flight to Lima. Flaminia was an excellent leader, resolving problems, getting us from A to B and very knowledgeable on the Inca trail and the trip down to Lake Titicaca. In addition, we had guides in Lima, the Amazon and Lake Titicaca with all the specific knowledge of the area.
Be prepared for lots of travel, transfers and staying in different locations. The trip notes don’t prepare you for the endless packing and repacking, including at airports! We were fortunate that we could get some laundry done at the hotel on the 2 occasions we were in Cuzco, definitely a must if you can, after the rainforest and Inca Trail.
Had a great time. Breathtaking scenery & great way to see the Alps in a week.
Crossing the Col du Bonhomme.
Alison was great. Very informative but relaxed.