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Amazing adventure, setting absolutely perfect.
There were many, but possibly just slightly in the lead was the husky driving - what an experience.
Hannah was fantastic, nothing was too much trouble, definitely went the 'extra mile'.
They really do provide everything you need. The cabins are well heated, plenty of hot water. Food is good and plenty of it. Energy bars are a good idea to bring, just to take you over from lunch to dinner.
Fantastic cycling trip, beautiful picture postcard scenery and a very lovely crowd of active people and group leader and helper.
Cycling fast down the avenue of Cedar Trees and noticing the group leader managing to cycle one handed and video in hand capturing the moment. The experience was good for the soul.
Brilliant.
Make sure you are ready for some very steep long hills, but the exhilaration of reaching the top and free wheeling through some of the most breath taking scenery is well worth it. Wouldnt have missed it for the world.
The trip was exceptional. This was due to four reasons: Great people on trip with me, fantastic guides and support team, excellent organisation from exodus, and some of the best views in the world. I now know that Exodus can be trusted with everything which means that all we had to worry about was ourselves, we never missed any of the ararranged view points and times including sunrise at the summit of Africa, truely breathtaking. The food and camps were excellent as was the knowledge of our guides. A real fun group of people who enjoyed sharing their country and community with us.
Inspiration moment 1 Well, like so many before me and with the aid of Exodus, an item has gone from my to do list and I have summated Kili. We completed all three summit points and getting to the highest point of Africa (Uhuru) and looking out accross the plainsone side and the Glacier the other has to be the most inspirational view I have seen so far.Inspirational moment 2 This has to be sunrise at Gilmans point, It was a clear and cold morning at 0530hrs and we had just had a very hard summit climb since midnight. After a short final climb up the rocks, we just had time to recover and Richard, my guide said, look.... it was an amzingly clear, full sky sunrise over the whole valley and Mawenzi. Awsome!!:-)
Emmanual was our Group leader. His confidence and knowledge comes from the fact that he has been to the top more times than I have had hot dinners!He knows what to do, what to look for and how to get it done.He had great command of his whole team and was a genuiine nice guy who alwys had a smile and a laugh when you needed it.Great guy, highly reccomended.
1. Listen to all advice from exodus.2. Talk to them after you have booked.3. USE the departure lounge. Its a great place to talk to others in your group and also others in previous groups to get tips from.4. Depending on the season, make sure you protect against the sun as well as the cold as this can catch you out.5. Dont take too much, many changes of clothes are not needed, nearly allof our group toook too much.
Highly enjoyable tour of Kerala and the south of India. The tour took the stress out of travelling around India and allowed us to see and do far more than we might otherwise.
This trip's major plus point over other trips concentrating on Kerala is the diversion to Madurai. It was amazing, fascinating and well worth the travel involved. The huge Hindu temple was definitely the real highlight of the trip.Otherwise, Kerala's amazing natural beauty (particularly the tea plantation and the backwaters) and its stunningly tasty food were things that will live long in the memory.
The day trip to the southern tip of India is well worth making. After having spent time travelling you might feel like stretching out on the beach at Kovalam, but the trip was a nice chance to do your own thing. There is a beautiful wooden palace to be seen and the chance to see three oceans meet.
The scenery was awesome and the trek challenging but within the range of anyone of normal fitness who's done a bit of hill walking. The tour leader and guides were friendly and supportive.
First sight of Himalaya; Feeling euphoria at the end of the first day when we realised we'd be able to do it!; Arriving at Annapurna Base Camp. Being at Annapurna Base Camp. Annapurna.
Group leader was excellent. Very kind, very aware of how we all were managing, and gave us just the right amount of information at the right time. I felt very confident in him. He always managed to appear just when we might need extra help - in fact I always knew a dodgy bridge was coming up as Prem appeared out of nowhere! Being supported by guides meant that everyone was able to do the pace they felt happy with.
Don't worry about the plumbing! You'll get used to it quickly. Personally, I'd say just don't eat meat at all - it's just not worth the risk of spoiling your trip with an upset tummy, and it's no hardship to go without - there is plenty of choice. Once we got past the mineral water area we got boiled water from the lodges. Taking no chances I always added a chlorine tablet, and a top tip from a friend before I left was to add a Berocca - flavour and additional vitamin C! I experienced no illness whatsoever. Another top idea - if you have a metal water bottle, get it filled with boiling water in the evening, clothe it in your walking socks and bingo: a lovely hot water bottle. Then you drink the water the next day. How's that for multipurpose? If you have a tendency to weak knees, it might be worth packing some support bandages; there are a lot of steps! They're very well graded though, and the group leader sets a very sensible pace and gives you plenty of time. Trekking poles also help in this respect. It's a lovely trip and I'd definitely do it again.
This was a trip through beautiful scenery with a good mix of sights and activities
Seeing the humpback whales near Tofino.The drive down the Icefields parkway.
Joanne was very knowledgable about the area, and was good fun.
Don't take too much luggage - travel light!
Mongolia is a fascinating country. Enjoyed every minut of the trip.
Visiting a couple of families in their gers and seeing how they live on the plains.
Excellent group leader.
Sit back and enjoy the whole experience - Russian jeeps are not the most comfortable - but travelling this way enables you to see so much. The gers are basic, but extremely comfortable. The food - which was my big worry - was excellent. Salads, vegetables and fruit every day.
This holiday was everything we expected and more. Everything was brilliantly organised and we saw far more than we ever could have as independent travellers.
We saw and did so much that it's hard to pick out any one thing. But for me, cycling through rural towns and villages and seeing and meeting real locals was quite special. But the history, the architecture and the cars were all pretty amazing too.
Our Group Leader was fantastic. He was a local man and very knowledgeable and took a lot of trouble to make sure we were looked after and well informed about the places and things that we visited, saw and experienced. He was also a real 'people person' and kept everyone happy. I'll always carry the memory of him saying "Listen! I have something to tell you."The drivers and cycle mechanic were also excellent and very friendly.This is probably the first holiday I've ever had that was entirely incident-free.
Relax. With Exodus there's really nothing to worry about.
Absolutely fantastic trip, I enjoyed every moment of it. From the first minute to the last minute their was something to do, something to see, the whole trip was full of suprises and surpassed all my expectations. Peru is a exceptional place, Exodus do such a grand job, I came back from my holiday a different person, a better person.
The most insperational moment of the trip was the actual Inca Trail the whole walk was fantastic and was just ore inspiring. We has some amaizing views and the trail was great fun to walk along, around every corner and up every hill their was something different to see and do. The best part of the whole trip was after 4 days of walking, walking up the last few steep steps of the Sun Gate and seeing the classic Macchu Picchu veiw in the distance was brilliant. The whole group were speachless, and was good to have the whole group to make it to this point. I had carried a couple beers with me for 3 days (i bought some at the last place available) were quite heavy to carry, but was well worth it when I got to the Sun Gate I cracked one open and all the groip and myself had a swig, and all the other groups cheered and clap and thought what a good idea.
What can I say, Fabrizzio was amazing. He did a fantastic job, nothing was every to much trouble. he was with us the whole trip, was a fountain of knowledge and always made sure we were ok and that we were safe.I could not of asked for anyone better. Also All the staff and leaders from all over the trip were brilliant. I especially thank the cooks from the Inca Trail who mustered up some fantastic 3 course meals.
I learnt a fair bit from this trip, as it was my first big trip. Dont take to much, I did and didnt use it all. Make sure you take a very good 3-4 season sleeping back and liner (preferbly silk) It can get cold at night in the mountains. Walking boots for the trail, walkcing shoes for the excursions, I took sandals for the evening, but during the day it did get too sunny to wear them and some people burnt themselves.. A wide rimmed hat is essential, and a strong sunscreen (25+). Pack pleanty of imodium and dyralite nothing worse than getting a dodgy tummy, and if you can take some mint tea bags as they help settle the stomach greatly. Drink pleanty of water and gatorade whilst their, its very important to stay hydrated. I got sunstoke one afternoon and it was horrible.
An excellent unspoilt part of Spain with stunning scenery and jagged peaks. The Picos mountains provide excellent walking and for the most part you see no one else!
Excellent knowledgeable leader who knew his stuff.
We went on the "strenuous" week which we enjoyed but be prepared to be walking for 9-10 hours on a couple of days!