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A fantastic holiday experiencing Morocco. Many varied things to see and do.
Riding a camel in the Sahara Desert, walking in the Atlas Mountains.
Fantastic Mustaffa's knowledge was superb. Great company and nothing was too much trouble.
Tummy problems hit nearly all of us so take the advice given and go prepared. Travel light you do not need much.
Exodus has once again provided a truly memorable walking holiday. Evia is beautiful and unspoiled and the holiday was everything we expected.
Arriving at the peak of Mount Ohi in cloud and seeing the 'Dragon House' through the mist. Standing inside this 3000 year old Megalithic temple and listening to Thanos was an experience to remember.There were other inspirational moments but this was the highlight for us.
Thanos was excellent. His expert knowledge of the terrain and of Ancient Greek and Evian History made every walk special. His organisational skills were first class; everything worked perfectly and nothing was too much trouble.
Do read the Trip Notes, the level of walking ability seems accurate; Moderate, needing an average level of fitness.
Wonderful trip, brilliant guide, great bunch of travelling companions and Jordan is just amazing. So many wonderful and unique things to do and experience. Exceeded my expectations by a long, long way.
Sleeping out under the stars in Wadi Rum and listening to the snoring chorus! Four sleepers beautifully in harmony and synchronised to perfection - funny and brilliant! Actually there were too many highlights to single individual ones out. This whole trip just reveals one amazing thing after another.
Wael is a wonderful ambassador for his country. His love and enthusiasm for everything Jordanian is infectious and it was a privilege to share this with both him and the group. Nothing was a problem and any suggestions he made were further enhancements to an already great itinerary.
Jordan is amazing! The people, the sights, the history, the culture. This is an amazing trip which allows you to see much that Jordan has to offer and is sure to leave you wanting more.
A thouroughly enjoyable trek. My wife booked the trip and I was sceptical. I cant believe how much I enjoyed it. Even the camping !!
Sunrise on top of Mount Kilimanjaro was stunning. A memory that will stay with me forever.
Wilfred, lead guide was excellent. I had altitude sickness for a couple of days and the care and attention to detail he showed was first class. I know I would not have reached the summit without his help.
My advice would be listen to the guides. The pace is incredibly slow but it is like that for a reason. And it gets you there.Also, take Diamox. Better to have it. I was given it by the guide but probably easier to take it with you.And take a small nail brush. The dust gets everywhere and become engrained !!
An amazing week – such a wide variety of experiences with a great group of people.
Too many to list - the unexpected ones were very special - camels racing the bikes along the road, seeing eagles soaring over the valley, a group singing on the top of Mount Nebo ..... but also sleeping under the stars in Wadi Rum, floating in the Dead Sea (and the great cycling down from Mt Nebo to get there), Jerash, Petra and cycling in the desert.
Zuhair went out of his way to ensure we had the best time possible, his organisation made the trip run smoothly so we could relax and enjoy it. The bike team inspired, supported, occsionally pushed us up the hills and led the dancing during breaks!
Although getting fit for cycling helps you enjoy the more challenging hills, it was good to be able to leave your bike when you had cycled as far as you could and, having walked up the hill, be reunited with it at the top. The cycling really is organised so that everyone can go at their own pace.
A mixture of sightseeing and walks.
Excellent holiday in spite of some poor weather
Walk of the Gods
Albert was excellent. Knowledgeable, friendly and thoughtful.
Try to get a room with a balcony.
I was anxious before the start of a trip which I had challenged myself to do whilst my partner recuperated from a seriously life threatening health issue. Would I get on with others in the group? Was I physically fit enough? I soon realised that the others, who ranged in age from 22 up to myself at 61, all had the same fears and the disparate group of individuals soon became a mutually supporting team which encouraged each other every step of the way. It was a life affirming experience for which summiting was the emotional highlight but every moment was a privilege and joy which would have been worthwhile even if I had not got to the top.
Standing on the roof Africa, sobbing my socks off, because I had actually got to the top of the highest mountain in Africa was a much more emotional moment than I ever expected. Until the moment I got there I really was not sure I would be able to do it even though everything had gone well upto that point. The guide (Seraphin) spotted my struggle in the last few hundred yards - he took my bag and encouraged me supportively and unobtrusively to the top. I know I couldn't have made it without him. Four months of training and preparation, 8 days of climbing and high altitude camping, combined with the uncertainty of how I might react to altitude, meant the moment of reaching the summit was hugely emotional and amazing.
Simon was very professional, quiet, unassuming and very observant. The whole trip ran like clockwork and one could observe his leadership skills at work bringing on and encouraging the assistant guides in doing briefings and leading some of the earlier treks. On the summit day itself it was clear Simon would take the responsibility for leading the group 'pole pole' to the top. He told us he would not be chatting whilst we walked because he would be too busy listening to us. ( to our breathing that is) to make sure we were safe. He gave very discrete and personal support to those members of the group who were unwell in the approach with the result that all but one made it to the summit and the one got to Stella point. This was only possible because of Simons clear support and guidance and management of the guides supporting the team.
It is said that you cannot prepare your body for the effects of altitude and that fitness is no guarantee that you won't get altitude sickness. Whilst this is true , it is still really important to ensure you have the best possible fitness levels to cope with the demands of the trip-especially if you are an older team member like me. Diamox or no diamox for altitude sickness? I did manage without Diamox as my GP didn't know enough about it to prescribe it. However, most of the group either took it to start off with or started taking it as the symptoms of altitude sickness developed. I did not have problems as it happened but I would take some with me if on a similar trip in future so I would have some of my own to take if the need arose. It seemed to work quite quickly for those who waited until they felt I'll to take it.
Wow!!Fabulous animals, knowledgeable guides – a trip that exceeded all my expectations
Sitting in the middle of a herd of 30+ elephants, so close we could almost have reached out to touch them. Majestic animals, totally ignoring us, just doing their thing....magical.
Both Davis and Peter were wonderful. They both really know their stuff and really care about sharing their knowledge. They have a great knack for passing on information, judging the group and tailoring their approach. They also have an amazing ability to FIND the animals...I still haven't worked out how they can spot and correctly identify a small smudge in the distance as a cheetah / gnu / gazelle or whatever! They organised everything (including the group!) very well without being heavy handed - a perfect balance.
Ladies - for the long trip to / from the Masai Mara, consider a sports bra!! (and my heartfelt thanks to the earlier reviewer who said the same thing!) If you are not a good traveller, take tablets - the road is rough (but fun!)
An amazing travel experience with a new experience each day. A great trip.
Seeing my first Oranutang in the wild.
A fantastic leader who was 100% in control and ensured a faultless trip.
The trip in September was with the sun directly overhead and the temperatures and humidity were extream.Be prepared to be continously wet and change clothe 3 / 4 times each day. Recommend long sleeve light cotton shirts etc.