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An amazing two week alpine hiking experience.
Hard work of uphill climbs was more than rewarded by stunning mountain, glacier and valley vistas, sometimes surrounded by clouds.
Very professional leader whose extensive experience in the alps made the trip truly great.
Working on your fitness before the trip will make a difference. Take lots of photos!
I have been on a few Exodus trips and this one did not disappoint. Good variety of walks, lovely scenery with a knowledgeable guide. Mama’s cooking was plentiful and delicious. So were the picnic lunches.
Views from the tops of the mountains were stunning.
Liz (accompanied by Elvis the dog) was an excellent leader, helpful, knowledgeable and attentive to the needs of the group.
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We wanted to see this area of Italy with our two teenage boys and we had a fantastic guide, great family run hotel and superb food.
Eduardo makes this trip so special because he knows the area so well, our trip to Capri was amazing and the walk of the God's was stunning.
Eduardo made sure we saw the best of everything on the trip and really looked after us very well. We also had an extra week in Italy, and during that time he made suggestions of where to go, where to eat and sorted out bus transfers for us.
If you have time whilst waiting for the transfer back on the bus from one of the boat trips, pop into Amalfi town and have a glass of prosecco and watch the sun go down on the Cathedral.
This was such a perfect holiday. I saw everything I wanted to see in Jordan and more.
Petra had to be the highlight, but looking out from Mount Nebo and swimming in the Dead Sea were amazing too.
Khaled was simply fantastic. Thoughtful, intelligent and passionate about introducing us to his country. He struck an excellent balance between taking us round as a group and giving us time to explore separately.
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Great views, warm people, some effort required
Reaching the peaks and the views from them, taking in some of the previous days walks. The ability to relax at the end of the day, in calm surroundings.
Vladi was a great leader, who understood the group very well, picking up on the banter and adding to it. Helpful, patient, always on hand; we were well guided and looked after by him.
Thought the climbs were harder than expected, but you got used to them by the end (challenging I guess). Not an issue if you are a mountain goat, or adjust well. Depending on the time of year that you travel, you might find it quite hot, well into the high 30's or even 40's.
An amazing holiday in one of the most beautiful parts of the world. The islands were beautiful and the towns of Hvar and Korcula inspirational. It was great to have all of the travel arrangements organised, especially the ferries, and excellent restaurants recommended and booked. It was also fantastic to have the back up vehicle on hand for the transfers, snacks and the ‘just in case’ moments. The bikes were easy to ride and in good condition.
I was very nervous prior to the holiday about being able to cope with all the uphill rides. I had a real buzz from completing all the rides and loved the challenges they set. Visiting the islands was superb and the scenery made you forget the undulating routes. Having risen to the challenge of the uphills the downhills were exhilarating with truly amazing views.
Krsto was excellent. He was supportive to those at the back of the 'peloton'. He was knowledgeable about the places we visited and had a great sense of humour. He made arrangements for us to visit some amazing restaurants. A truly inspirational leader!
I took my own saddle as well as others who also took their own peddles - a good move! Although I had been out cycling prior to the trip the uphills were certainly longer than I had anticipated. To get the most from the trip it would be prudent to do some uphill training prior to the trip. Having said that, the ascents are not particularly steep, just long and the superb scenery and lovely descents make up for all the undulations!
North Cyprus was an interesting place to visit, so much history and an on-going political situation.
The historical sites built on mountain tops. St Hilarion Castle, Buffavento castle. The views form the castles and along the mountain walks were amazing.
Roz was a fantastic guide and good company. She had so much knowledge of the area and the history. She knew all of the routes very well and was able to measure the pace of the group very well. Gave great recommendations for places to eat.
The walks were probably not in the moderate range and I found them quiet easy but, the daily temperatures of 38 degrees made the walking much more difficult but not unbearable. There was a go0od balance between walking and time off and plenty of time to explore the various sites during the walks.
Despite the intense heat, this was a very worthwhile walking holiday with excellent cultural highlights.
The Armenian Monastery and Buffavento.
Ros was very friendly and knowledgeable. She ensured that there was always plenty of back up for the group, and planned and led the walks bearing in mind the unseasonably high temperatures. This meant that all of us could take part in at least one, if not more stages of each day, without concern that any day would prove too challenging. She recommended good restaurants for the non group nights. She was clearly well liked and respected by the locals which heightened our holiday experience.
Listen to the advice about how much you need to drink. A 'camel' in your rucksack is a very worthwhile investment, since you can drink at any time and the rucksack keeps the sun off your back. I found that apart from the sea walk, walking boots were worthwhile every day.
Sardinia has great beaches and mountains.Wonderful people and food.
Swimming in the sea after a gruelling walk.A beautiful blue green sea,transparent water and gentle warm sea breezes.
Eric was very kind and tried hard to meet the individual needs of all the group.
The rock is hard ,sharp limestone .Even the experienced hikers found the walks demanding.Would suggest Exodus reconsider reclassification to Moderate.Make sure walking boots are tried and tested with some heavy duty plasters. The walks are mainly linear and flora and range of wild life limited.The hotel was excellent -providing wonderful food and a relaxed family atmosphere. If you are interested in the history of the island then read up before you go as the local guides can be difficult to understand and some have a limited knowledge of the archaeology . The locals are friendly and helpful.They will go out of their way to make sure you enjoy all aspects of Sardinian life.
An amazingly emotional trip.The whole trip was brilliantly coordinated, the support team fantastic and the sense of achievement was immense. I would and have recommend this trip, if you are thinking about it, do it.
The sunrise on the ascent and the views from the summit.
Abraham organised everything brilliantly.
Pack well, you will need less clothes than you think, but do have a change of clothes for the camp, even though you spend most of the day walking, I found changing in the evening really refreshing. Buy the best kit that you can afford, especially boots (the majority of the group had solomon boots). If you cant afford a decent jacket hire one, my son did and it was excellent. I would also recommend the hired sleeping bags, we did and weren't cold at night, some of our group brought their own and were cold. Be prepared for cold nights, once the sun drops below the horizon the temperature seriously drops it's near freezing most nights. Take the trip one step at a time, don't think about tomorrow just think about the walk till lunch, breaking it down really helped. My last bit of advise is to think positively. Your fitness will get you through each day, but mental toughness will get you to the summit.