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A great week of walking in a beautiful country!
Making it to the top every day!
Our leader had great local knowledge of all the walks and places we visited.
The trip is graded moderate for good reason. All the walks are achievable for those of reasonable fitness, but a couple are quite challenging and proper boots and equipment are recommended.
As much of Jordan’s archaeology, history and geography as you can reasonably fit in with the time available. Be prepared for some long journeys but always with a very rich reward or two along the way.
For me it was looking around the fantastically well preserved ruins at Umm Qais (Gadara) and seeing the view of the Golan heights and the sea of Galilee / Tiberias. Petra of course doesn't disappoint and two full days are spent there allowing you to explore the vast site. Jordan is currently excavating sites at Pella (Jordan River) which has early Christian remains from the 1st century AD!!!
The tour leader (Wael) was knowledgeable and passionate about Jordan and it's history and encouraged questions and discussion.
Be prepared for a mix of long journeys (air conditioned transport) and activity at the various sites in what may be some hot weather (May/June for me), keep a wide brimmed hat, suntan lotion and water always to hand. By the end you will still only have scratched the surface of what Jordan has to offer in historic sites.
An excellent, varied, well organised and fun trip in beautiful Kas. This was our first time with Exodus and experiencing a walking holiday – and we enjoyed every moment of it from the stunning scenery, amazing walks, wonderful swimming and fantastic food.
The kayaking day was great - first time for me but after a practice paddle it all went well with a lovely lunch included. Walking in the mountains in pouring rain - another brilliant day, arriving at the end soaked but happy . Gorgeous lunches prepared by local families - they were so welcoming and the food was fantastic. Meeting a lovely group of people for the first time and enjoying every moment of the trip.
Ali was a great leader - knowledgeable, experienced, helpful and a quick thinker (shown when he had to change plans at the last minute).
I did not know that we would be eating our evening meals with the group and our guides - this was a lovely idea. Good idea to bring some wet shoes as one of the beaches was stony and also useful for the kayaking. The shops and restaurants will accept payment in sterling, Turkish lira, euros and dollars! We also exchanged some money in a jewellery shop.
The hiking was amazing and was able to take in the beauty of the coast from wonderful vantage points.
The island of Brac and town of Bol.
The group leader,Zeljko, was just wonderful with an amazing awareness. He set a very reasonable pace on the hike to make the experience very enjoyable.
Make sure you have good shoes and attire for hiking.
A most enjoyable holiday…walks, food and the group were great.
All the walks in their variety were inspirational. The flowers and fauna in the higher walks were amazing...a luscious island.
Andre was terrific...passionate about his country, knowledgable, caring and expert. He always had the best interests of the group at heart and took every precaution to look after our safety. It was his love for the outdoors, the flowers and fauna that was inspirational.
Just go and enjoy it. It's a beautiful island.
We cannot fault this holiday – well done Exodus
• Great itinerary, well planned action packed adventure from start to finish. Good accommodation and transport arrangements.
• Fabulous insight into Peru, its places, history, food, wildlife and peoples
• The greatest accolade goes to our guide who added significantly to our enjoyment of the trip and that of the group as a whole.
The 'Eureka' moment of seeing Machu Picchu for the first time from the Sun Gate on the Inca Trail.
Our Peruvian guide was a great ambassador for Peru and all that it offers. His knowledge, English vocabulary, contacts, people skills and organisational skills were second to none. The whole group felt that they were looked after 24/7 by someone extremely competent. We have never had a better guide. In my own 40 year career in public service I saw good and bad examples of customer service and personally strove for continual improvement. There are very few who come up to our guide's standard across the board. Please pass on our thanks.
Good to do the Inca Trail if you have the time and are fit enough. We didn't use dollars, not many places took them and not the best rates ... we just used Sols (lots of advice favouring dollars that we don't agree with).
This is a very intensive tour all round the island. The climb up Mount. Etna was good as far as we could go which was curtailed due to heavy mist. There are several visits to ruins of Temples and Theatres. with plenty of time to explore.
The Valley of the Temples at Agriegento
Our leader, Fabio was fun and knowledgeable.
Bring a good pair of walking shoes as well as waterproof clothing....we were travelling the last week in May
My head is still buzzing with memories of the wonderful Prague to Budapest cycle tour! Our very friendly group of 15 were competently led by Jan from Slovakia, who was energetic, attentive and full of historical and local knowledge. Each day’s cycle ride presented a range of different scenery, terrain, refreshment opportunities and of course challenges. The distances in the saddle were well planned and certainly manageable in terms of length and difficulty with respect to the grade of the holiday. We tended to stop for about one and a half hours at lunch to ensure refuelling and recovery. You need to be prepared for a relatively speedy turn around on arriving at each hotel in the late afternoon in order to make the most of the evening tour, led by Jan, of the village/town/city and to then locate a suitable place to eat dinner. Each day’s cycling commenced between 8.30 to 9.00 on most days to ensure packing in as much as exploration as possible. The cities were pretty busy to say the least with spectacular architecture round every corner but the centre of the smaller towns and villages were equally interesting and more accessible in the time frame of each day. My favourite towns were Cesky Krumlov and Bratislava. Vienna was stunning and deserves another visit to do it justice. I advise reading up on the main historical events of the area before you go to put it all into perspective and of course be prepared for all weathers. Credit must be given to Jan for leading the whole trip so well. I am going to have difficulty finding a cycling holiday to match this adventure!!!
Cesky Krumlov, Bratislava, Night tour of Budapest, cycle tour of Vienna, all the cycling - even in the rain and on the rutted farm tracks.
Excellent, welcoming and knowledgeable
Pack light as living out of suitcase but be prepared for wet and cool weather. I went at end of May
A very full week with excellent walking….possibly too much food!!!!
Reaching Tiscali
Knowledgeable and personable
A very well organised trip. The walking is fairly tough, but rewarding. Another ‘once in a life time’ experience.
Of course, when considering this trip, you will expect to be spending a lot of time walking along the Great Wall. Therefore the variety of activities are not as high as on some trips, although you will find the different sections of the wall surprisingly varied. I particularly enjoyed ‘The Spiderman wall’ near the beginning – will leave it a surprise to find out what that is about.
The provision of food is well considered. Even for a vegetarian, there was plenty to eat, although there was most variety for meat eaters.
As usual there is a lot packed in to a small space of time. I had worried that I would not see much of Beijing with two half days, but as it was, we saw the Forbidden City, walked through the Hutongs of old Beijing, watched a flag lowering ceremony in Tianamen square, went to an acrobatics show and even had time for a massage to recover from the walking earlier on in the trip.
First sighting of the distant wall as we arrived at the home stay on a sunny afternoon. Shortly followed by first seeing the wall through the trees as we ascended from the valley on the first day's walk.
Jerry was very organised, sociable and knowledgeable about the areas we visited. He was concerned for the less able members of the group and looked out for them. We were also impressed that seats had been reserved by a local Exodus staff member when we went to the acrobat show - people start going in to get the good seats three or four hours before the show starts, but we arrived just as it began and went straight to our seats.
The Air China flight is a bit more basic than normal, most of the entertainment caters for Chinese speakers. So either be prepared to watch old films or bring a book to read! As usual when travelling, if you expect to rough it a bit, you can only be pleasantly surprised. The quality of the accommodation varies, but it is all adequate. The walking was tougher than I might have expected based on the distances. This was partly due to a heat wave in May when I went on the trip, but also the terrain itself. You can expect the wall to undulate up and down quite a lot and also since it is on the tops of big hills, each day will usually begin with a bit of a slog uphill. So even the easier days will not be as easy as in the UK.