Point-to-Point

Name: Point-to-Point
Brand: Exodus
Rating: 4.7 (1734 reviews)

Every sunrise is a different view on these ever-changing journeys

Point-to-Point Walking Tours

Whether you camp, stay in mountain huts or use local gîtes and hotels, these treks all have one thing in common: point-to-point walking. Discover new scenery each day, from classic routes like the Tour du Mont Blanc to destinations further afield, from Everest Base Camp to The Inca Trail. On most point-to-point walking trips we’ll transport your luggage for you, so you only have to carry a day pack.

Point-to-Point Walking Adventure Holidays

8 Days from £ 1745

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Follow in the footsteps of the Incas as you trek to the once-lost city of Machu Picchu

Walking & Trekking

16 Days from £ 1795

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

The iconic trek to the foot of the highest mountain on Earth

Walking & Trekking

9 Days from £ 3399

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Trek the classic Inca Trail, glamping each night to wake each morning refreshed

Walking & Trekking

15 Days from £ 3699

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Complete one of the most spectacular long-distance hikes in Europe

Walking & Trekking

7 Days from £ 895

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Exhilarating trek to the summit of the highest mountain in North Africa

Walking & Trekking

15 Days from £ 4899

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Walk the classic circuit through France, Switzerland and Italy

Walking & Trekking

8 Days from £ 2599

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

A fast and light way to complete the Mont Blanc Circuit.

Walking & Trekking

8 Days from £ 729

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Trek the valleys and oases of Morocco's remote southwest

Walking & Trekking

9 Days from £ 1495

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Follow Spain's most celebrated pilgrimage route

Walking & Trekking

See All Trips

Mont Blanc Camping Trek with Exodus Travels

Mont Blanc Circuit Camping Trek: a point-to-point trek to admire spectacular views of Mont Blanc

Recommended Trips

Tour du Mont Blanc Camping Trek

Solo travel

Around half our small-group trips are filled by solo travellers, joining other single travellers, couples and groups of friends. It’s a great way to meet new people, and you’ll never have to pay a single-person supplement. You’ll share a room with someone of the same sex – although in some instances you can choose to pay extra for your own room – and often these people become friends for life. That’s the great thing about our guided-group adventures: you’re guaranteed to be travelling with like-minded people from a range of backgrounds. And age differences just don’t matter.

This trip blends the best of the coastal route from Porto with the stunning, lesser-known Spiritual Variant trail. Hiking over 100 km (62 miles) along the Portuguese Camino Highlights Walk was challenging but very rewarding. The coastal walks offered stunning views of the coastline and ocean and I loved walking through the quaint fishing villages along the coast. The Stone & Water trail and the Spiritual Variant trail offered stunning scenery, peaceful forests, rivers, and charming medieval villages and country towns along the way.

The food was a highlight too—fresh seafood and traditional local dishes at every stop. I highly recommend trying local dishes such as Galician Pulpo (octopus), Galician scallops (in the shell), and Padron peppers! On Day 5 and 6, we stayed at Villa Covelo and stumbled upon a local restaurant called, O Recuncho do lolo, and had an incredible local experience here! The owner Graciela was so hospitable and kind that we dined there two evenings in a row! You must try her cheesecake (she sold us by telling us it was the best in the world- and it very well might be!)

The accommodations at A Casa Antiga do Monte and Hotel Melo Alvim were cozy, historic, and full of character.

If you’re thinking about doing a “highlights version” of the Camino, this Exodus trip is the perfect way to do it! 🙂

Lilian Kim Portuguese Camino Highlights Walk

Having booked somewhat last minute, we were anxious approaching our first multi day trek, mostly about our fitness (particularly for me as an energetic 57 year old weekend walker without any training regime), but also about travelling with strangers for 8 days. We need not have been. It was hugely challenging, especially with the unseasonably hot weather (34-36C), but the demanding ascents/descents and long days were achievable and gave us a huge sense of achievement at the end of each day. Campsites were amazing, from dusty village to green (but mostly dry) oasis and awe-inspiring mountain plateau. We barely saw a soul during the days and only small numbers of villagers at night. Seeing the little group of green tents already set up below us as we made our final descent of the day and knowing that the wonderful Exodus team would have a absolutely delicious dinner on, a brew and biscuits (or sometimes pancakes straight from the pan) on arrival was a fantastic reward at the end of each day’s walking. It was a real privilege to be looked after by such experienced, dedicated and kind people – and a hardworking mule. We always felt safe and our guide Mohamed ensured that the pace was regulated to push us onwards, but give decent rests. Lunch was a welcome reward each day, and quite extraordinary given the environment to have a hot dish and a beautiful spread of salads and fresh bread with mint tea. Shade was our one issue during the day, this is a dry landscape that is suffering as a result of climate change. But our team always found lunchtime shade and encouraged us to lie down and rest on carpets after we had eaten our meal! Our group were great, lots of different characters and ages, from multiple countries, travelling as couples, friends or individuals; everyone looked out for each other and the conversation was endless and enriching. We felt exceptionally lucky to have made our last minute decision – it was 100% one of our best ever trips.

Sophie Harrowes Hike Morocco's Anti-Atlas Mountains

Read All Reviews