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Great. Everything I wanted.
The Guide and his many stories about the areas we visited.
The Guide was fab and his many stories about the areas we visited fasinating although some of his jokes were a wee bit tired.
Make sure you are a fit walker, then you will get the most from this trip.Have some change on you, the tarts at the mountain huts are worth it.And bring your camera.
Probably the best holiday I’ve ever had, which is saying something. The cycling was challenging but not difficult, the scenery fantastic and the food excellent too.
Sailing across Lake Nicaragua to Ometepe Island, then cycling round its edge to a natural spring pool to cool off...cycling round Lake Arenal...baby crocs on the river bank in Costa Rica...snorkelling and dolphin spotting in Boca Del Toro ....mmm, ceviche
Rob was a great leader - laid back but hands on. I always felt like I could ride at my own pace without getting left behind or holding anyone else up.
Lovely skiing, carefully planned (very little climbing for cross country by careful use of busses) with great leader.
Controlling a long tricky descent perfectly!
Great fun to be with.
Go if you like tracks, tracks and more tracks. If you prefer off track, go to Norway.
A superb and diverse holiday and whilst the cycling was an important and preferred means of transport there was still a need for buses, boats, trains and planes to complete this intense journey.
Too many but Halong Bay probably was the most inspirational but surprisingly the cycles were not required! Yes, too many.
Chi, very well organised, very fit, with a genuine love of cycling and his country, its culture and history etc..
If you enjoy and in no particular order cycling, history, culture, people, fresh food, scenery, the great outdoors, cities then do it!
Wow, an amazing and varied holiday with plenty of transfers and locations steeped in the culture and history of Peru. You certainly will not get bored on this trip. Be prepared for the climate change from a temperate Lima, a tropical Amazon rain forest to the high altitude of the lovely Cuzco, Inca trail, Altiplano and Lake Titicaca.
The views were amazing but arriving at the Sun Gate and seeing Machu Picchu for the first time was definitely one of those moments you will never forget. We were luck to have glorious sunshine when we arrived, just to make the moment just that more magical.
We had a main group leader that joined us when we arrived at the rainforest and stayed with us until our return flight to Lima. Flaminia was an excellent leader, resolving problems, getting us from A to B and very knowledgeable on the Inca trail and the trip down to Lake Titicaca. In addition, we had guides in Lima, the Amazon and Lake Titicaca with all the specific knowledge of the area.
Be prepared for lots of travel, transfers and staying in different locations. The trip notes don’t prepare you for the endless packing and repacking, including at airports! We were fortunate that we could get some laundry done at the hotel on the 2 occasions we were in Cuzco, definitely a must if you can, after the rainforest and Inca Trail.
Had a great time. Breathtaking scenery & great way to see the Alps in a week.
Crossing the Col du Bonhomme.
Alison was great. Very informative but relaxed.
Lovely scenery at a relaxed pace.
The view from Saint Elijah and walking to the end of the overhanging platform. Also, the Yagodina Caves were great. Some very impressive stalagmites/stalactites. Shame you're not allowed to take photos.
In a word, excellent. She obviously had a passion for this area and nothing was too much bother. Her English was excellent. I did two trips in Bulgaria and I think both guides set the standards for a good group leader.
I thought the trip notes were pretty accurate although we didn't see many birds. That might be the due to the time of year, I don't know.
A good all round experience complemented with a good 1st and 2nd Guide
A good team spirit
All round a good bloke, good fun who led well.
Take plenty of warm clothes and 4s sleeping bag a must as Hut is very very -2/3 cold with only one small fire where all the guides well '3 sit directly infront' so no heat enters the room.
My first holiday with Exodus and ust about everything I wanted it to be. Would recommend as a good intro to holidaying on your own as there is a good mix of group/optional activities.
Probably Dubrovnik - sitting having a coffee just enjoying it all going on. Boat trip was also a highlight,lake swimming and some lovely meals too...
Super - very aware of different interests and needs and realloy efficient and accurate in the information and help she gave. Thank you Sanja.
Travel light, leaving room for buys, especially food items - love the honey with nuts and fruit in it. Also, if going in high summer, be aware that the long walk has little shade, though our leader was very good at building in rest stops when we found shade.
An excellent trip with scenic walks in a beautiful part of Italy and relaxing, friendly accomodation!
All the walks were excellent with each having it's own character. I felt they were all well paced and were of just the right length and challenge for me! There were many inspiring mountain views to be had! Lucca was well worth the visit on my free day! Braccicorti was an excellent place to stay - the family who run it were all very friendly and the ambiance of the location was very relaxing. The food was very good and plentiful and the group were excellent company!
Liz was excellent! She really went the extra mile for the group and did her very best to ensure everyone had a good trip!
Lucca is a great place to visit on your free day (hire bikes and cycle the walls) but you may be able to squeeze it in on the final day before your flight depending on times etc. if you want to go somewhere else! Italian trains are excellent so it's easy to get to Florence or somewhere after the trip if you wish to extend your stay!