Multi-Country Holidays

Name: Multi-Country Holidays
Brand: Exodus
Rating: 4.7 (1118 reviews)

Multi-Country Adventures

Travelling is all about seeing the world, discovering new places and meeting new people; and on our multi-country adventures you get to do just that.

They are specifically designed so you can make the most of your time away, but without rushing or missing the best bits. On your journey you’ll get a sense of each region and its influences, as well as the idiosyncrasies and individuality of each country you encounter along the way. We don’t just whisk you past the big names, but make sure you get an in-depth experience of each place, designed to help you embrace the local atmosphere.

Types of Multi-Country Holidays

Multi-country Cycling Multi-country Culture Multi-country Walking Multi-country Wildlife

All Multi-Country Holidays

11 Days from £ 2299

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Cycle through three countries from Estonia to Lithuania

Cycling

11 Days from £ 3999

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Oslo to Helsinki: Explore vibrant cities, picturesque islands, and rich cultural heritage

Culture

12 Days from £ 1999

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Visit three countries in twelve days, through Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania

Culture

14 Days from £ 3145

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Cycle through 3 countries from Thailand to Vietnam

Cycling

16 Days from £ 3199

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

The Silk Road in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

Culture

20 Days from £ 4199

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Dunes, canyons and waterfalls from South Africa to Zimbabwe

Culture

14 Days from £ 4599

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Botswana and Zimbabwe greatest natural wonders and wildlife

Wildlife

15 Days from £ 2899

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Explore 4 countries by bike

Cycling

15 Days from £ 4899

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Walk the classic circuit through France, Switzerland and Italy

Walking & Trekking

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Absolutely stunning scenery but a lot of travelling and very little choice if vegetarian. Iguazu falls should be included if you can!
Trip notes very out of date, allow for much higher prices for optional activities and tipping.

Julia Martin Patagonian Highlights

From the day I met Claudio in San Pedro to my last day in Salta.
I have seen so many different landscapes, cycling on so many different roads.
Was great to cycle on a salt lake, in narrow canyons, in a the devils’s throat on a road above 4000m in the middle of the puna among lamas and vicunias, in a forest along lakes or in the middle of vineyards and cactus !

Francois PUGET Cycle Chile & Argentina: Atacama to Salta

There was a lot of bus/ travel time on this journey. Given that, I felt that some days were very poorly planned.
Examples:
One day all we did was cross the border to Turkmenistan. We started at 1:pm and it took 2 hours. The next day there was a six hour excursion to a UNESCO site. Then back to the city for lunch. Then another 5.5 hour drive out to the gas crater. Obviously the UNESCO excursion could have been done the previous afternoon if we would have crossed the border in the morning. Then we would have arrived for sunset at the camp. Instead we were driving in the dark on a very poor and dangerous road, arriving stressed. As an aside, some passengers got bed bug bites at the camp.

The day we arrived in Uzbekistan we had been travelling for 9 hours. All we wanted was our hotel, a drink and some food. Sergi proceeded to say we had to go to the summer palace and a silk factory that night. The whole group was fed up and we did not enjoy either one. These activities were scheduled for the next day.

Anyway there were many days like this; it was agreed by all that we would prefer to get to our hotel in the late afternoon in order to unwind and perhaps explore on our own. There was no need for so many late check ins.

Most hotels were adequate. I did not have high expectations. Rooms were clean and comfortable. However, the breakfasts were horrendous. Cold food, empty buffet trays, very little offered.

Nickey Knight The Five Stans of the Silk Road – Almaty to Ashgabat