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Your Words – We tell it like it is! Holiday Reviews by previous Exodus travellers  

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Great holiday

My 17 year old son and I thoroughly enjoyed our holiday to China. Over 20 days we visited most of the principal attractions of the country. The accommodation was good, the food was great and we had a very busy and active holiday together with the chance to have a rest and complete break too.

Most Inspirational Moment

I really enjoyed cycling and then walking up to Moon Hill near Yangshuo because we travelled as a small group of five with our guide through rural China rather than being in a big City or town all of the time. We walked up to the Great Wall and cycled the city walls of Xian (although this was not compulspory).

Thoughts on Group Leader

William did a very good job of keeping us all to schedule, locating our transport, making sure we didn't get lost. His greatest contribution was almost certainly ordering delicious meals for us twice a day. (He only ordered the belly pork once).

Advice for Potential Travellers

I didn't need to use my sheet sleeping bag on the overnight trains- we had clean laundry on all three nights. There was a towel in every hotel, the only place we didn't have a towel was on the trains. The food was great, plentiful and cheap- they have lots of KFC, Haagen Daas and MacDonalds if you really can't cope with Chinese cuisine every day. The breakfasts were the most mediocre but did include bacon, eggs, toast and other western style dishes. The raincoat I took with me was surplus to requirements- it was August and hot every day and everywhere- there were a couple of thunderstorms which we narrowly missed. Get used to the idea of "squat" toilets, you will need to use one at some point.

Walking the Amalfi Coast

Classed as leisurely moderate, this walk was at a leisurely pace, which was really enjoyable and there was plenty of time to take photos, cake breaks, lunch etc. The walks are also classed as moderate, which is the difficulty of the walking. Lots of steps, climbing rocks in parts, loose gravel. Don’t let that put you off. The views were worth every step, every rock and every bit of gravel!

Most Inspirational Moment

The day we spent in Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius was absolutely thrilling. From Pompeii's history, brilliantly explained by the local guide, to Mount Vesuvius, climbing into the crater, was an amazing day.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Christina was unbelievable. She catered for every need. She looked after us, whether we were youngsters or elderly, she was chatty, sociable, explained all the views, terrains, how the car got stuck up the tree (there was a bit of romantising there!) All buses/coaches were well organised. One of the best group leaders I've had.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Don't hesitate ~ book it. You do need walking boots/shoes and a pole was helpful. A small camera is a must.

Discover Sri Lanka

An absolutely amazing trip – the perfect mix of culture and activities.

Most Inspirational Moment

seeing the elephants - the fact that we were able to get so close was amazing. Also the bike ride was just lovely, stopping to chat to locals was great. Immersing ourselves in the culture of the temples was also a highlight.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Sam was brilliant. He added on some additional activities for us that we all really enjoyed. His knowledge was never ending and he was a great story teller. We couldn't have asked for a better guide.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Just enjoy!

A great cultural and walking experience

A brilliant holiday that surprassed my expectations. bosnia is a hidden gem, with amazing mountain scenery, beautiful towns and cities and some fascinating recent history. seeing different faiths and their shared existence was particularly interesting

Most Inspirational Moment

Loved th Maglic Mountain Hike, walking around Mostar at sunset

Thoughts on Group Leader

Samir was a gem - one of the best leaders I've ever had. Charming, thoughtful and most importantly a great ambassador and teacher abotu his country and its history

Advice for Potential Travellers

bring some bug spray bring shoes/sandals for white water rafting

Walking on the Greek Islands

A great trip, beautiful walks, stunning scenary, good culture, simple-small-friendly hotels in perfect locations, knowledgeable leader – couldn't have asked for more from my first Exodus walking holiday.

Most Inspirational Moment

Climbing up to a high point with just a few of the group memebers, great views, great company, no other tourists - perfect.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Really good, he knew his stuff, was caring and entertaining.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Be aware that the ferry journey's do take up a bit of time, but it's definately worth it to see the 3 different islands.

moonstone trek ( offshoot inca trail)

Inca trail full up so signed up for moonstone trek . same flights out as Inca trek same first and last couple of days. trek was amazing the guide Bruno was excellent and knew the area ,history and plants. trail higher than Inca trek so possibly harder. You are in the wilds with no other groups anywhere just mountain views and stars , due to series of mistake up by exodus I was the only one on the trek ,

Most Inspirational Moment

Strangely enough not Machu Picchu ( going round city too crowded as is the sun gate . ) the end of the moonstone there is Huayrapunku (Gate of the Wind), with an astonishing view towards Mt Veronica .Leve an offering her the Incas used to

Thoughts on Group Leader

as I said in the summary just one word excellent .

Advice for Potential Travellers

ff doing the moonstone trek make sure you are not the only person doing it (unfortunately I was,though I was told and exodus info for this trek indicates more than one.) You dont get any connections with the other group as their experiences are different from yours. If you like solitude then go. Above all else don't get on to any plane run by Air Europa they far exceeded their terrible reviews . Take wipes not toilet paper on trek as much more useful

Trip in Sri Lanka on a non roadworthy cycle

The country & riding were great. The bikes were terrible . The mechanics knew little if anything about bike mainteanance. The accommodation was usually too far out of town to eat anywhere but at the hotel. Overall the food was poor

Most Inspirational Moment

Travelling down from the Tea plantations was fantastic - through fog & mist on to the flat coastal region

Thoughts on Group Leader

great knowledge of Sri Lanka but poor organisational skills

Advice for Potential Travellers

Make sure the bikes are at least roadworthy. Get the company to verify this before you pay any money.

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Reply from Exodus

We were very sorry to learn that John was disappointed with certain aspects of his holiday, but we would like to thank him for his review. Since receiving John’s feedback we have been in touch with him on an individual basis, have made changes to the trip and have re-trained members of staff according to John’s feedback. We remain sorry that John did not enjoy his trip as much as we would have hoped but are confident that the tour will be well received going forward.

Megan Devenish – Trip Manager for cycling in Sri Lanka

Fantastic!!

This was an amazing trip. We were blessed with good weather on all our walking days and had the most stunning views on almost every day.

Most Inspirational Moment

The final day - a tough climb up Le Brevant, but every step was rewarded by magnificent and ever changing views of Mont Blanc.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Jo was superb. She looked after the group really well, let us go at our own quicker pace when it was safe to do so, and always discussed route options with us when there was choice. It was a real pleasure to walk with her.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Read the trip notes carefully - they describe everything really well. Remember to bring a towel (the kit list doesn't mention this). Some of the camp-sites can be noisy - ear plugs and eye shade are useful.

Great experience

A wonderful hike around Mont Blanc. The weather was kind to us, the food was delicious and the views amazing.

Most Inspirational Moment

Walking up the trail to the Col de Tricot - it looked so steep at the bottom!

Thoughts on Group Leader

Frank was calm and laid back, but always watching out for everyone. A very competent leader.

Advice for Potential Travellers

This is not an easy hike and you need to be an experienced hill walker in order to enjoy this. If you are unable to walk up and down very steep hills/mountains for 3 full, consecutive days at a good speed, then think twice about this trip or start your fitness training now!

Cycling the back roads of Sri Lanka

I’ve done a number of these cycling trips and this was way ‘up’ there compared with some of the others – all of which have been fabulous. It was fairly challenging in that it was hot and a number of roads were ‘under construction’. I almost didn’t go, being recently diagnosed with a condition but am so glad I still went ahead. It helped knowing that the van was behind, just in case.

Most Inspirational Moment

There were quite a number of these, from the beautiful and varied landscapes, the ridiculously friendly and polite people, seeing a leopard, the elephant orphanage and the food. I didn't do the hill climb in the end, due to the rheumatoid arthritis but took the local train up - that was also a fantastic trip being befriended by Sri Lankans and plied with endless gifts and food! Had a great group of travellers too!

Thoughts on Group Leader

Suresh and his team were beyond amazing. Suresh will go out of his way to help in any way he can, including adding in extras that aren't on the trip notes. Always smiling, always friendly, very knowledgeable and passionate about his country and the trip. He will always talk to everyone, getting to know you and making you feel that you matter.

Advice for Potential Travellers

This is fairly challenging - mainly due to the roads and the heat (depending on when you go) but it is well doable for the averagely fit person. Take a padded seat and or shorts, good gloves to help with the vibrations on the bad roads and stay hydrated. Wet wipes are also good!