Top 10 Penguin Facts Exodus Travels April 18, 2018 Penguins are found all across the southern hemisphere, as well as along the equator where you'll find Galapagos penguins. From the inviting turquoise seas surrounding the rocky Boulders Beach in South Africa to the frozen wilderness of Antarctica, these clever and cute little creatures have perfectly adapted to their surroundings. Read more about Top 10 Penguin Facts
Trending Now: Active Traveller Georgina Lawrence April 17, 2018 Travellers are keener than ever to maintain healthy lifestyles whilst abroad. Research recently carried out by booking.com suggests that the number of people planning a health and wellbeing trip has doubled from one in 10 in 2017 to nearly one in five in 2018 – showing that whilst the trend for active travel is nothing new, it’s certainly growing in popularity. Read more about Trending Now: Active Traveller
Ross Edgley's Top 5 Fitness Tips from Around the World Exodus Travels April 12, 2018 Top 5 Fitness Trips from Around the World by Ross Edgley Food and fitness are best studied when travelling. A bold statement I know, but it was over 10 years, through 100 countries and over 100,000 miles that I really began to understand the intricacies of training and nutrition. Not by dwelling in gyms and libraries all round the world, but by jumping headfirst into any and every adventure thrown my way. Read more about Ross Edgley's Top 5 Fitness Tips from Around the World
Happy Thai New Year: Songkran Festival April 12, 2018 On a syrupy morning an amalgam of bold t-shirts, face-aching smiles and a flood of cool, refreshing water erupt onto a street in busy downtown Bangkok. Sometimes New Year can be a washout… But Thailand’s Songkran Festival starts with a serious splash! Read more about Happy Thai New Year: Songkran Festival
Freedom Kit Bags: Giving Back to Nepal Exodus Travels April 10, 2018 From the prayer flag-spangled base camp of Everest to the silent jungle of Chitiwan National Park and its incredible wildlife, Nepal is a country of contrasts unlike anywhere else on the planet. Read more about Freedom Kit Bags: Giving Back to Nepal
Uganda's Gorilla Census April 4, 2018 Concealed under mist veiled hills and a thick blanket of rainforest canopy, over half the world’s Mountain gorilla population live on the verge of the Rift Valley. Mountain gorillas have survived in The Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in Uganda thanks to the commitment of conservation teams, many of which have been directly supported by wildlife tourism. Read more about Uganda's Gorilla Census
Carly Rowena’s Inca Trail Challenge – April 2019 Exodus Travels April 3, 2018 Carly Rowena’s Inca Trail Challenge – April 2019 Thank you for visiting Carly’s Inca Trail Challenge page. Exodus are partnering with UK based personal trainer and fitness blogger, Carly Rowena. Carly likes to think of herself as the girl next door who never wants to have to turn down a meal just to stay in shape. She is all about independence and finding a healthy and happy way to feel incredible in your own skin. Read more about Carly Rowena’s Inca Trail Challenge – April 2019
Top Tips for Solo Travellers March 26, 2018 Whether you’re a social butterfly who enjoys nothing more than attempting broken conversation with the locals, or more of a wallflower who’s happiest watching the world go by in an exotic city, the thought of ‘going it alone’ on the other side of the world can be pretty scary. Read more about Top Tips for Solo Travellers
Chasing Southern Africa's Lunar Rainbow Caitlin Overend March 22, 2018 Each month, right around the full moon, the Southern African wilderness opens up and welcomes visitors in for a unique nighttime adventure. The sounds of the wild are a little bit louder while the hanging vines and thick branches dance in the moonlight, seemingly coming to life. Read more about Chasing Southern Africa's Lunar Rainbow
One Night In... A Mekong Delta Homestay Exodus Travels March 16, 2018 A refreshing breeze flitters through thick leafy foliage where a soupy river supports a vast array of plant life. Somewhat of an agricultural miracle, The Mekong Delta is the ‘rice bowl’ of Vietnam, producing more than a third of the country’s annual food crop. Here you’ll find dense mangroves aplenty, and elongated boats weaving through floating markets, stacked high with prickly durians. Of course, the best way to get around is by boat. This swirling waterway nourishes the land, sustains a rich ecosystem and provides locals with ample fresh fish. Read more about One Night In... A Mekong Delta Homestay