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This is the most fantastic holiday. Full of different experiences and amazing scenery. Something I will never forget !
Lots of inspiration moments as it was such a vaired trip but probably reaching the sungate at Michu Pichu is up there amoung many.
Fantastic. Very knowledgable, organised, hard working but also really good fun and good company .
You will enjoy it more if you are quite fit. Some in my group struggled with the trekking . If you can speak spanish it will help .. Take insect repellent for the forest !
The landscapes were fantastic. Real variety of scenery from rolling hills, to endless gravel sections, lots of gorgeous sand and small towns. Namibia has some fabulous food, extremely affordable. The bikes we hired were of fantastic quality too.
Sunrise on the Sand Dunes. Incredible.
He was okay. Very organised, very safety and environmental conscious.
Pack a pillow! The accommodation is very budget. Even the last night in the Superior Hotel was not Superior. They were basic 2 star hotels. The camping equipment was great. Tents were spacious and put up and down for us - easy camping in my book! We were there in March and didn't really need a sleeping bag or any wet weather gear.
We drove some 1,300 miles (or was it kilometres?) in two weeks, travelling every second day so quite a lot of time was spent on the bus albeit with regular stops. The country is very varied with distinct geographical zones.
Gliding peacefully along the waterways in Tortuguero. Staying at the Esquinas Rainforest Lodge - wonderful. Seeing the Resplendent Quetzal at Savegre and the wonderful humming birds.
Andrés was very knowledgeable about his country, patient and imparted just the right amount of information. Our driver was Erik - a very professional and excellent driver who spent much of his spare time cleaning and polishing the bus. It was immaculate.
Monteverde - the suspension bridges/canopy walk was well worth doing, as were the butterfly and humming bird gardens. Esquinas - at $15 their night walk was excellent (much better than the Monteverde walk) and we saw lots of frogs and a very venomous snake which the Esquinas guide gave a wide berth to! Each of the lodges/hotels had laundry services, cost by piece or by the bag so I take a week's worth of clothes and get them laundered half way through as the humidity isn't conducive to getting things dry once washed. I packed my clothes in plastic bags so they didn't get damp.
Great, comprehensive trip covering most of Sicily. From walking on Mt Etna, to sampling the best seafood, wine and coffee in charismatic historical towns dotted all around the island, it was definitely a trip to write home about!
Walking in the Zingaro Nature Reserve. The beauty of the rugged coastline, the views and being active in the sunshine was magical.
Danilo was fantastic. The fact that he's a geologist was a nice surprise. He provided valuable and interesting information about Mt Etna, and Sicily's landscape in general. He was also very helpful in giving restaurant recommendations, endeavoured to make everyone's holiday as enjoyable as possible.
Pack layers if going up Mt Etna. The sun may be shining, but the winds are still chilly in April!
An excellent trip with a great variety of scenery and experiences which I would recommend.
Being in the Sahara, the sunset and the night sky. Also the Atlas Mountains which were stunning.
Very good: knowledgeable and took us to some great restaurants!
We didn't need our sleeping bags: there were made up beds in both the Sahara camp and the gite where we had a tent/room for ourselves. It was very hot at the end of March/beginning of April and only needed a jumper in the evening in the desert. A couple of longer drives, but the scenery was stunning. The camel ride was fun after the first 10 min of getting used to it but does leave you a little sore!
A great full on trip to experiencing the best of Vietnam.
It is difficult to pick out anything specific on this diverse trip because so much was fantastic.
Our Group Leader Danh Nguyen was excellent from the moment we arrived until we had checked in at the airport to leave. Nothing was too much trouble and he arranged a number of nice touches to make the holiday even more enjoyable.
A reasonable level of fitness helps make this trip more enjoyable and be prepared to deal with cycling in the sun with lots of sun screen.
A well planned and well executed experience
The emphasis on supporting access to local communities and through this getting an insight into the lives of real people , more of this should be considered
The best leader we have experienced, nothing was too much trouble for him
Pack for all types of weather , you especially need good walking boots with secure ankle support
A splendid cycling trip that really benefited from being undertaken as part of a group and with a leader. The ‘group’ effect is good to keep you going when you may otherwise flag, and the leader, with extensive local knowledge, takes you places that you would otherwise never find.
Some of the scenery along the coastal road is quite simply breathtaking - as is the Italian driving! One particular lunch at a cliff-top restaurant was especially spectacular.
Paolo is a wonderful leader, always patient and interesting and a font of historical knowledge.
The mileages quoted for each day do not reflect the long uphill climbs that are sometimes required and I understand that some people book onto this trip who are not fit enough to cope. This is a shame both for them and for the rest of the group. I think the Exodus brochure should emphasise more fully the need to check your ability before booking this trip.
Tigers are illusive animals in the middle of what can be a very large area, but they have habits. These habits are known by the spotters, so given a bit of luck you may well see one or more if there are cubs. Patience and understanding is required when seeking out these majestic animals. It does not come easy but the rewards when one breaks cover or is found at a water hole is just simply fantastic. Along the way you will come across some of the most beautifully coloured birds. There are lots of other animals/ predators which roam the tree and Bamboo lined grounds, you might see a kill or a carcase. This is life in the National Parks of India.
Early one morning our Jeep closed upon a few others which had stopped. With curiosity I looked and could not believe my eyes, There before my very eyes was a Tiger it was only a few meters away from us, relaxed, watching with the same curiosity while taking a rest and drink. Having a sleep, rolling over onto its back, legs in the air. This is what I came for.
Our group leader was Krishna. A very likeable man. A good leader with great knowledge. A good organiser. Well in control of the group, excellent communication skills. A great asset to the Exodus team
You are visiting India. Be prepared for the inevitable tummy problems. The game drives in some of the parks can be very dusty, especially if you are following other Jeeps. If you have a good camera and lens, take something to cover it. The same could be said for your nose and mouth, A scarf is an essential part of the kit. As much as a Hat or Insect repellent etc.
Galapagos 14 night cruise around the islands a once in a lifetime holiday…. Thinking about it? Just book it truly amazing!
Seeing and swimming with penguins, turtles, sea lions, sting rays, sharks, hammerhead sharks, dolphins. Seeing a huge group of dolphins swimming when we were sailing was also a huge highlight. Blue footed boobies courting ritual. Wandering albatross as well was wonderfull.
Darwin was excellent really fun and knowledgeable about the history of the islands and the animals that inhabit it a wonderful your leader can't fault one bit.
Small cabins don't take to much also very formal at dinner times so no need to worry about taking all smart clothes.