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Came up to my expectations.Fast paced but time to enjoy places.
Viewing Petra for the first time.The peacefulness of my camel ride in Wadi Rum.The afternoon at the Dead Sea Resort.
His English was excellent and his knowledge,particulary historical knowledge of Jordan was superb.A very approachable and helpful group leader.
Don't underestimate the strenuousness of the walking in Petra.Wear footwear with a good tread.
It was closer to a moderate ride than leisurely and thoroughly enjoyable.
Could not have wished for a better group.
Just having the most amazing Exodus guide who spoke fluent English and his knowledge of Cuba was superb so his narrative along the journey made the whole trip inspirational
Absolutely the best. He was so enthusiastic, knowledgeable, had a great sense of humour and was there for us 24/7 - truly able to knock on his door at any hour for help.
Have a reasonable level of fitness, be prepared for the heat, be relaxed about the whole trip, get to know your fellow travellers and enjoy.
This trip covers many miles, many modes of transport, many different activities and many memorable sights. The itinerary is quite full without feeling too rushed. There is a good mix of history, culture (both new and old) and scenery. Overall it’s good value, enjoyable and an experience I wouldn’t want to have missed.
The highlights on this trip were numerous - these included cycling on the city walls of Xi'an against a hazy red sunset, gazing out from the watchtowers of the Great Wall, sampling a wide variety of fresh, delicious Chinese food, watching Pandas chomping contentedly on bamboo just a few metres away, chilling out with the friendly locals in the parks, and the endless rows of terracotta warriors, each one unique. A personal favourite was an early morning wander along the streets and canals of Tongli, a water town that retains its old buildings, traditions and charms.
Our group leader, Jenny, worked tirelessly to keep everyone in the group happy and make sure all their needs were met. She was full of energy and positivity to make it the best trip she possibly could. She was knowledgeable, patient, and able to appreciate and even join in our British sense of humour!
Don't bother taking US dollars - there are plenty of ATMs and we didn't need dollars at any point. There are many optional excursions on this trip, most of which are very good and add to the experience, but you may end up spending more than you bargained for!
If you enjoy cycling in any form, love being outdoors in a superb remote country then you will love this trip.
Seamless organisation with an extremely professional guide (Liz-you made it!!) resulted in one of the best holidays we have had.
How hard is it?? Don’t underestimate the distances, but if you are a regular fit cyclist its straightforward, but a 7km ascent on single track is tough in anyone’s book.
As one review which sold it to me said ‘just do it’, you will not be disappointed.
travelling for hours with no signs of humans!!!
Liz was exemplary in her firm professionalism, a credit to Exodus, and handled all the situations with panache. 10 punctures in 10km did not ruffle her composure! Extremely fit and enthusiastic about cycling earned ever bodies respect.
The fitter you are the more you will enjoy these trips but the 'wagon of shame' is there if you want a lift!! Use the Exodus bikes, I was tempted to take my own, but if/when a mechanical happens it maybe tough to fix. The 29 ers were great and Liz even had a spare bike for the worse scenario. You need to carry nothing but 1 inner tube and a bottle as the support vehicles are there, so you can leave all your spare clothing/kit in them.
Wonderful holiday in stunning scenery. Menton is an ideal place for a base – its so easy to visit other places on the Cote D Azur from here. There is a great train and bus service and within an hour you can be in Monaco, Nice or even Italy. The walks are great with some wonderful views of the hills and coastline.
Probably the walk down to the charming village of Eze.
Stephanie was great - nothing was too much trouble. She was informative and had a wonderful sense of humour.
Just go and enjoy!
We had an amazing trip, Botswana is stunning with friendly people amazing wildlife. wild camping in the Okavango Delta and walking in the bush amongst the wildlife are experiences that I will never forget.
I would have rated the trip as excellent if it were not for the itinerary change mentioned below and the very cramped vehicle.
Seeing two packs of wild dogs was amazing and spotting lions lazing at the side of a main road was very special. Listening to the sounds of the night and trying to pick out the different animal calls was spectacular.
Sam our group leader was very god well organised and was always there when you need him, Mello,s cooking was outstanding . Sten our Botswana guide tried his best but the lectures on geology and were not the best, it was difficult for him has Moremi was completely devoid of any wild life so he was trying to keep us interested.
The drives are long and uncomfortable, pack light for the truck and take lip balm and a scarf. We went in October it was very hot you wil not need a sleeping bag just a liner wil do. Go with an open mind and you will love it the people are friendly and the scenery is stunning only surpassed by the amazing wild life in Chobi and savuti. The Victoria falls were fantastic you will be ther for two night so take the opportunity to explore and try local fare, I recommend Mopani worms at the Boma, check it out it's amazing .
A spectacular cycling trip with a ‘wow’ at every turn and summit. It blends fantastic scenery with exactly the right amount of culture which a cycling holiday in this region rightly deserves. The food and wine are likewise to the exquisite standard you would expect;so don’t go in the hope of loosing weight.
Cycling in to all of the beautiful Tuscan towns in which we stayed were inspirational. However, our triumphal entry to our very own room with a view, Florence was extra special.
Alex and Simon were both extremely encouraging, professional and knowledgeable. Being relatively new to cycling I found their advice and guidance plus technical tips extremely useful.
Buy yourself a little handle bar bag (available on line) they are big enough for everything you need with you throughout the day and for any extras the van is never too far away. If you want to treat yourself to a commemorative cycling jersey go to the little sports shop on the square in San Gimignano they're expensive in all the towns but slightly cheaper there and well worth investing in as a great memento of the trip.
A lovely week of walking in Las Alpujarras through pretty white villages, woodland trails, hillsides covered with wild lavender and thyme. As it was in early October there was also the added bonus of picking walnuts, almonds and ripe figs from the trees. The group was lovely and each day ended with a well earned beer in a local bar. We were made to feel very welcome in the hotel – the food was always excellent and the staff went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable. And last but not least Sami the dog made an excellent member of the walking group.
I have wanted to visit the Alhambra for many years so this was an excellent end to the week. Although it is impossible to see everything in one day so I now need to go back to see the rest...
George was excellent. He was organised in a laid back way - everything happened as and when it should. He was very good at managing the different walking abilities and speeds within the group without any fuss. He was very knowledgeable about the local area and culture and shared just enough stories and information.
Make sure you book your Alhambra tickets on line before travelling. The walk descriptions in the brochure were pretty accurate so the level is what I was expecting - there is always the worry that it is going to be too easy or too hard.
An excellent trip even though we could not complete the circuit because of the disaster on the Thorong La pass. My and I am sure the rest of the groups thoughts are with the families and friends of those who died or were injured in the storm.
The views of the mountains at Manang. Our Nepalise guides and porters who were always very helpful and always had a ready smile.
Kumar is an excellent leader and a credit to Exodus. He should be commended for a job well done.
Make sure your kit is in good condition as you never know what weather you will get in the mountains - Monsoon rain to snow blizzards. Get your visa before you travel as the process at Kathmandu can take a very long time.
An amazing and well organised trip made even more enjoyable by a knowledgeable and personable guide. Breath-taking views surround you on your journey through the mountains and up to the highest peak of Toubkal.
Walking through the Berber villages and seeing how people live within the mountains.
Our group leader was inspirational; he was knowledgeable and took great care to make sure each one of us was enjoying our trek. He was incredibly sensitive to everyone’s ability levels and took great care to make sure we stuck together as a group. He truly made the experience even more amazing.
The trek can be pretty tricky in places, single file walking along a rocky and haphazard pass. Walking poles also a must on the summit!