Walking Holidays in the Alps

I was travelling as an Exodus Staff Member: The Garfagnana is such a beautiful and quiet part of Italy, a true hidden gem. I did Level 3 walks every day in September, and we were very lucky with the weather: only one rainy day, and otherwise beautiful blue skies, perfect for those incredible 360° views. Every walk was stunning, throughout and specially at the peaks. Staying at Agriturismo Braccicorti was also a highlight, it’s such a beautiful cozy, peaceful farm with so much history, lovingly restored by the owners and almost self-sustainable. We were completely spoiled with amazing local food, cheeses, homemade jams, fresh peaches and apples, and some of the best wine I’ve ever had, ah, i miss the food!

Daniela Ortiz Jimenez Walking Northern Tuscany

Sardinia has been in my sights for a while now and it did not disappoint

Karin Thomas Walking in Sardinia

Each of the three islands has it own personality. What they have in common is a view of Mount Pico which alone is worth the trip. You find yourself constantly searching out the mountain to see what view the weather has in store for you. The landscape with the rock walls, cows and corn fields everywhere is in itself something one may never see on any other set of islands.

Larry Meyers Walking in the Azores