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Valley of the Kings, Karnak, Philae, Egyptian Museum of Archaeology
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FABULOUS - can't say enough about what a great guide and teacher Ahmed is
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What a fabulous trip – Ahmed Gad is an amazing guide and teacher, and the trip was well planned and executed. I couldn’t speak highly enough about it.
Valley of the Kings, Karnak, Philae, Egyptian Museum of Archaeology
FABULOUS - can't say enough about what a great guide and teacher Ahmed is
This was a trip of variety in a very different culture with plenty of different experiences. The Cuban people have a lively spirit, both in their rum and in their music and these are readily available through the trip from city to beach. The trip provides a great feel for the people, their lives, history, economy and their struggles. Although a poor country, the people and the visit were overall uplifting. The trip flew by but will remain a memorable visit.
Drinking Cuban cocktails in the bars listening to the Cuban music and watching the Cuban dancing; walks around Havana, Cienfuegos and Trinidad; spending time on the beach in the Bay of Pigs; and of course, driving around Havana in a brightly coloured veteran US car.
The group leader had a great knowledge of the country, the people and their lives, and was invaluable in navigating our way around ensuring we were kept safe, secure and entertained.
Food choices are limited, especially if you are vegetarian; take two-flat pin socket adapters; do not expect much wifi; take USD or EUR cash; buy rum, cigars and handmade crafts; take some small items of daily living for the locals (soap, paracetamol, etc); be prepared to see some poverty; and the airport is freezing!
Ecuador is a wonderful country to visit. This trip had it all as we visited the famous cloud forest, the highlands, the volcano Chimboratzu, the Amazon forest, Cuenca, the Casaj national park and finally the mangrove glades. I would highly recommend going. The hotels were very comfortable and traditional. Our guide, Etiel, was excellent and imparted lots of useful information. The highlight of my trip was on Chimboratzu taking the pony instead of walking. I’m not sure I would have made it without that help. And then in Banos our guide offered to take us to the thermal baths at 5am. It was still dark when we went and the nearby mountain waterfall was lit up. Very magical. I was the only one to take up this very kind offer! Others definitely missed out (from my point of view). We decided to have two extra days in Quito at the start of the trip to get over jet lag and to familiarise ourselves with the city. One couple also did the same but had three days. They booked a guided tour each day. This is well worth considering as the additional accomodation cost is very small.
Taking the pony up Chimborazu
Excellent. Nothing was too much trouble and if something did go wrong you never knew. He was able to sort everything out seemlessly.
Arrive a day or so before the tour starts. Go the thermal baths in Banos especially early in the morning.
We had a wonderful guide, Ahmed, who was knowledgeable, interesting and very attentive to every need of the group.
Outings to the pyramids, temples and burial chambers with the wonderful narratives provided by Ahmed.
Ahmed was terrific and his input was, in every respect, a huge asset. His attention to detail and his ability to meet each individuals needs was truly impressive
A very varied trip in a green and beautiful land with palm fringed beaches and he warmth of the Indian Ocean. We covered 1600km and seemed to do it all, temples, wildlife safaris, historical ruins, adventure white water rafting, markets, tea plantation, botanical gardens, shopping, culture, beach. Name it and we were there! A comprehensive and very enjoyable itinerary.
Too many...The tranquility of the ruins atop Lion Rock, the amazing bird life, the leopard at Yala and the sunset over the lake, swimming in the warm Indian Ocean, the hanging parrots and sunbird in the date palm outside my window, the thrill of white water rafting (a first for me). All unforgettable.
Superb. Amazingly well organised. He coped with the different demands of our varied group with good grace, always pleasant, always polite, always fair and kind to everyone. A great job Sujan! Thank you.
Lots, but everyone finds their own way. Try everything. Don't forget plenty of sun block and plenty of insect repellent. An umbrella is a useful item. Best place to buy tea is not at the plantation itself because of limited stock and relatively little choice, but in Galle on Rampart Street when you walk around the old fort. T-shirts at the botanical gardens shop are decent quality. Take binoculars, really worthwhile, and a bird book if interested. There are kids at the farm visit, so a colouring book or 2 as giveaways may be welcome.
This is my 3rd trip with Exodus and will continue to travel with you as I find the value for the price is very good and I believe that most needs are anticipated and planned for and things seem to flow very smoothly.
Visiting all the archaeological sites was amazing. I had no idea how well preserved the temples and tombs were
Ahmed was an amazing guide! He was so kind and patient and knowledgeable in his explanations of the history of the lineage of the ancient rulers and meaning of the hieroglyphics. He has a wonderful sense of humor and felt more like a good friend welcoming us to his country rather than a hired tour guide.
My first cycling tour in Spain was a triumph of discovery, guided by the exceptional Miguel. Surrounded by a wonderful group, we pedaled through stunning landscapes across Spain’s Mediterranean Coast, savored authentic local cuisine, and immersed ourselves in the rich tapestry of culture. An unforgettable adventure, and definitely, more cycling tours to come!
The whole trip was amazing!, we had a great group and guide, that made the trip that much better! My fav day was - .Cycling Through Ebro Delta National Park (Day 4): The ride through the Ebro Delta National Park was so scenic, calm, and peaceful. It was such a serene vibe cycling through this park, the lagoons and rice fields!
Our group leader Miguel was absolutely amazing. His expertise, enthusiasm, and dedication elevated the entire experience and created a fantastic atmosphere throughout the trip!
E Bikes are a plus if needed!
I recently embarked on the Finnish Wilderness Week with Exodus, and it was an experience of a lifetime! Basecamp Oulanka is a charming retreat surrounded by forests and Juuma Lake. The week was filled with many winter activities, including snowshoeing in the snow-covered forests, cross-country skiing by the lake, and an unforgettable dogsledding adventure, despite being new to winter sports the guides were incredibly helpful and patient with us. The accommodation at Basecamp Oulanka was superb, offering warm rooms, and the provision of all necessary Arctic equipment made the adventure comfortable and enjoyable.
Fantastic holiday. Varied as covered mountains, tea plantations, jungle, backwaters and temples.
Early morning walk around the streets, market and Sri Meenakshi temple Madurai.
Group leader Biju Kumar was excellent. Knowledgeable about all aspects of the tour. First class.
Trip described as leisurely but walk around tea plantation exhausting. Also warning about leeches in the jungle and tea plantation and the need to take more than one insect repellent. Waterproof jacket needed.
A really enjoyable trip though it would have been good to have had a few extra nights. Fantastic scenery, a varied mix of locations, and accommodation was good throughout.
There were quite a few. I really enjoyed the desert camp and would have loved a second night there. Travelling in the 4x4s was pretty exciting, viewing Oman's grand canyon which was spectacular, having lunch in an ancient village high in the mountains. Nizwa with its fort, Souq and animal auction was interesting. Highlights in Muscat were the Grand Mosque and the sunset cruise in a traditional dhow.
Qais was very enthusiastic and was happy to talk about the Omani culture. He worked really hard to make the trip an enjoyable one.
A very busy week with 1 night in each location, only 2 nights in Nizwa. We only saw one turtle at Ras Al Jinz in December which wasn't the main nesting season. There was a lot of waiting until our group went to the beach. It was very dark so watch your step! Make sure you pack some loose fitting, long sleeved clothes.