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A brilliant, challenging and very rewarding trip, good for at appreciating the shear scale of the Himalayas.
Seeing Everest from the top of a very cold and snowy Kala Patthar.
Really excellent. A great and experienced guide, really good company and a helped gel the team together.
Bring enough money. You will probably spend more than you think at the Tea Houses.Folow the advice of the guide and drink plenty of water.Keep going!
This was probably one of the most memorable trips for all the wrong reasons – however Exodus dealt with no less than 3 accidents on during the trip very well.
The lodge in the mountains with the waterfall was wonderful - even in the rain!
Razel had a difficult time dealing with accidents, including his own, yet coped very well. He was big enough to apologise to the group when he said he made wrong decisions - however I beg to differ with his analysis that concentrating on the needs of an injured party member at the expense of the needs of the rest of the group was wrong!
Cycling is not a dangerous activity, but it does has its risks. Always concentrate when riding and ride within your limits.
Hot but workable days, spectacular landscape, great group of folk to trek with. Good fun setting up camp, gathering wood, eating great food and chatting till weariness dragged us to our tents and sleeping bags.
Petra has to be the most a inspiring end to any trek but the nights under the stars were unforgettable.
The group leader had a difficult job with an over excited group of widely different ages but managed brilliantly.
A good light pair of boots.
An absolutely fantastic trip to a wonderful country
Too many to mention but I'll try:Old Havana - a picture can't give you the sounds and the atmosphere, fabulous old buildings - some almost in ruins and some renovatedVinales - beautifulRiding in the classic cars
Mirta was an incredible group leader, kept us all in check (mostly). Nothing was too much trouble for her, everything well organised.
At the first opportunity to change money get more than you think you will need as after Havana there aren't many other opportunities. Also, take pens etc for the school children at the schools visited. Put any preconceived ideas you may have about Cuba to one side and just live in the moment and have fun! How to walk safely on the cobbled streets of Trinidad - 2 mojitos, 2 cuba libres and a pina colada. You may still trip but you really won't care.
An interesting trip in a beautiful area of natural beauty.
Seeing wild bears in the woods at dusk. The trip to Libearty was very moving. Also enjoyed Bran Castle, even though the Dracula merchandising on sale outside was a bit tacky!
Cosmin was a quiet, unassuming leader who emerged as a real asset to the trip.
We travelled in August and it was extremely hot (apparently a heatwave), a bit too hot for some of the fairly strenuous hiking early in the trip. So maybe avoid the summer months. We saw very little 'incidental' wildlife - I had expected to see more birds of prey, for instance.
An excellent, well-organised trip. Every member of the team, from the chief guide to the porters were hardworking and professional and ensured that we all had a trip that none of us will ever forget.
The porters were incredible. Seeing how hard they worked every day inspired us to keep pushing on. And as a group we worked together to ensure that we all made it to the summit. We couldn't have done it without our 3 excellent guides, Henry, Venance and Wilfred who pushed us every step of the way, especially on summit day when the going got really tough. We also got on really well as a group and we each had our own personal reasons for wanting to make it to the top.Finding out that we'd receive a certificate if we reached the top was an additional incentive!
Henry, our group leader, was the ultimate professional. He was polite and professional and knew exactly how much information to give us each day. He had clearly led trips up Kili on numerous occasions and knew exactly what he was doing. As a group we were also impressed with the way he treated the porters - all were treated fairly and he personally ensured that no porter was carrying too much weight. He took all of our safety seriously, both the clients and the porters and other members of his team. His knowledge of the area was phenomenal and together with the other 2 guides they worked as a team to ensure the trip ran as smoothly as possible.
Make sure you spend time looking at what route you'd liked to do. I chose the Lemosho route as I wanted to give myself the best possible chance of reaching the top. I chose Exodus following a presentation evening I attended in January 2012 where Exodus staff talked through the pros and cons of each route. I realised that the reason I had procrastinated in booking for so long was because I was baffled by which route to take. Attending the evening gave me a really good oversight as to which was the best route for me. I then called Exodus with some questions and they were able to answer them in a professional way. It is definitely worth taking the time to choose your route carefully. And if you buy new kit for the trip make sure you break it in first!
Another most enjoyable trip with Exodus. The hotel was lovely, good vegetarian options. Unfortunate flight times, but that’s incidental really.
I think it was the Walk of the Gods. When we went it was interestingly atmospheric, with low cloud then opening out into beautiful blue skies and sparkling sea. I also really enjoyed the trip to Pompeii; so much to see there.
Very competent, informed and approchable. Changed itinerary to suit weather and suggested alternatives when we were prevented to follow usual activities. Also provided snacks and suggested good places for coffee, etc.
If you are interested in the Romans go to Herculaneum as well as Pompeii, if you can. I thought it was a wonderful experience and the size of the site is more manageable.
This was a well balanced holiday, with sufficient time to relax amidst enjoying almost all of the major sites of Jordan. I would describe Jordan as a welcoming and friendly country, with a fantastic climate and wealth of fascinating history: social, political and archaeological.
I think that seeing Petra unfold before me at dawn, before the throng of tourists arrived, was probably the most breathtaking moment, but experiencing some of the Holy Lands was similarly inspiring for me, and Wadi Rum was an experience not to be missed.
Our group leader was full of energy and worked hard to ensure we had a thoroughly enjoyable trip.
Go to Petra early in the morning on one of the days you stay there, and steer clear of the salad bar. If you can fit it into your schedule, take an excursion to the baptism site on the River Jordan.
A great introduction to a wonderful country, the Vietnamese people are a delight, the food is great and the scenery varied and beautiful from the full-on buzz of Hanoi and Saigon to the peace and tranquility of Halong Bay and the Mekong Delta
Cruising amongst the Karst peaks in Halong Bay was amazing but the revelation for me was the Vietnamese people, so friendly and with an extrordinary capacity for forgiveness towards their former enemies.
Zung was great, so enthusiastic, always smiling with a great sense of humour and particularly good with the teenagers.
The food is great so don't worry about taking fussy children, you are bound to find something they will like. The War museum in Ho Chi Minh city contains some deeply shocking photos and accounts of atrocities - I would say it is essential that adults visit but it is tough and not suitable for younger children
This was simply one of the most magical and memorable holidays I have been on! Every element from the guides/leaders, the lessons, the food, the scenery, accommodation and the activities was superb – I could fault nothing and hope to return in the future. I really didn’t want to come home!
Basecamp Oulanka was so beautiful and as such, this provided a setting which made each of the activities inspirational. The snowshoeing allowed us to reach so many unspoilt parts, the cross country skiing was exhilarating and the husky sledding in the park was simply incredible! The area is so peaceful, the air is probably the cleanest I have breathed and the food was glorious so that I felt refreshed, relaxed and revived when I returned and many colleagues commented on how well I appeared. This felt like a week of playtime and I haven't thrown myself around in the snow so much since I was a child.
Henry and Hanna were incredible. They were generous with their time, their patience knew no bounds, their knowledge of their environment and the skills they taught were admirable and their sense of humour and kindnesses made the holiday particularly special. I could not thank them enough for what they did for us.
Just go. Book it now if you can, I promise you will not be disappointed.