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I really enjoyed this week so much more than I thought. I had never done any winter sports or activities before, but the team at Basecamp were great at leading us through everything, from walking on snow, to staying warm, from cross country-skiing to ice wall climbing. The food was excellent – warming for the soul and very tasty. No meal was repeated and even my sweet tooth was catered for! The hot tub and sauna area were very clean and the rooms were just as described, with a floor that could dry all your gear overnight.
Building a quinzee and crawling inside it with my co-builders, realising I had not forgotten how to ski (after 26 years) and driving the huskies.
Martti was superb - very supportive and I always felt safe in his hands
Take warm woolly socks and I preferred my hat which covered my ears more effectively.
Very enjoyable.
Horton Plains
Roshan was brilliant. His detailed knowledge of the art, history, politics, economics, society of Sri Lanka made my holiday much more enjoyable.
It is a busy schedule, be prepared for this.
A wonderful mix of architecture, wild life, mounatin scenery – and for me – the awe-inspiring Panama Canal and the Bridge of the Americas.
Several: * Sunset over Granada * Seeing the Arenal Volcano as a perfect cone-shape * Seeing toucans, sloths, monkeys, colorful birds and butterflies, ..... * The banana plantations * Discovering the Botanical Gardens on Bocas del Toro (that even J didn't know about) * Watching huge ships passing through the Miraflores locks
Janiell (Jay) is an amazing organiser with a lovely sense of humour, and was great dealing with the Customs Authorities at the border crossings.
* Take a bar bag (I did, having read of its advantages written by previous reviewers). * Also - especially if you are prone to sweating in hot humid conditions - take plenty of face cloths or handkerchieves, or something similar for wiping your brow while cycling. * Drink lots of water, then drink more.
A varied trip made special by an outstanding tour leader. Great food and wine, but much more importantly challenging but doable cycling through a diverse Western Cape….from spectacular coastal rides to open countryside pedalling, from fast downhill stretches to hill climbs, from long challenging days to shorter rides (all broken into manageable sections).
Coastal rides along False Bay and over Chapmans Peak
Truly outstanding. Our fourth Exodus trip and the best leader by a distance. Hard working (including cooking excellent meals), considered and considerate especially in recognising I am a relatively slow cyclist, informative, and engaging.
Go! But be prepared for strong headwinds and some challenging stretches
This trip was unbelievable and hard to put into words to give it justice. I went with no expectations although the reviews I read were good. From the moment we arrived it was an adventure with experiences that can only be described as amazing. From the wildlife to climbing the volcano every moment is one which I will treasure. There is not one thing I can say that is negative.
There are so many it is hard to choose but when you get out of the sea after swimming with a pod of about 100 dolphins and struggle to control your emotions I guess it has to be that but honestly everything had it's own special moment.. to be able to swim with dolphins, turtles, sea lions, penguins, sharks, sea iguanas, and the most amazing fish was a privilege beyond compare. Climbing the volcanoes and seeing the views was equally amazing. Napo was beautiful and the highlight has to be the macaws flying over the canopy as we stood on the tower. We saw lots of parrots and birds. Also several types of monkey, The setting on the lake is beautiful.
Darwin....well I think he is a merman! Fantastic guy who swam with the most able and then equally came on to the beach to be with the least able. Good sense of humour and very knowledgeable. Could not fault him. Kind and caring without being patronising. In Napo we were guided by Delpin and he was brilliant. Even managed to find a blue frog.
Book it and extend to Napo Wildlife Centre after. Such a contrast to the Galapagos and equally as amazing. It is an active trip but all abilities are able to go.. the fit and not so fit...
We have been on several Exodus cycle trips and I can honestly say this was the best one. Sri Lanka is a wonderful country to visit and has a rich cultural heritage which we loved exploring. The accommation ranged from basic to luxury hotels all of which were acceptable. There was never a dull moment and we thoroughly enjoyed the tour which was brilliantly led my Suresh.
There were many highlights each day brought something new, my husband enjoyed achieving the hill climbs and as for me soaking up all the sights the trip had to offer.
Suresh was our leader, he was fantastic. He was always approachable, took time in getting to know each member of the tour, was there to help with every aspect of the trip. It was my birthday while we were there and Suresh arranged for my bike to be decorated with balloons, my room had towels made into swans and flowers arranged to say happy birthday, in the evening a lovely birthday cake appeared, to me these little details mean a lot.
ENJOY !!!!
The trip provided a great overall view of Costa Rica with a friendly and fun group – from the glorious Manuel Antonio beaches to the heights of the rainforest canopy and everything in between.
The tranquility at the Esquinas Rainforest Lodge comes top of the list, with only a couple of other guests staying there it provided time to relax an absorb your surroundings and the gardens and track provided many wildlife sightings and photo opportunities. A great start to the trip was at Tortuguero with boat rides into the lagoon and canals to see plenty of birds and also many sightings in and around the gardens and cabins. The beaches of Manuel Antonio were lovely, although very busy on the weekend and sadly most wildlife was seen hanging around the people (raccoons, monkeys and lizards) and not on the quiet forest trails.
Andreas was an excellent leader, with a passion for of his country, and a huge amount of knowledge on the wildlife and birds, making every outing interesting and informative. He was very patient with our group of 16 and he and our driver, Orlando were friendly and helpful.
The trip is classed as leisurely but I would point out that many of the hikes in the rainforests were quite strenuous (and sometimes muddy) with steps up and down making a walking pole invaluable.The day in the Monteverde rainforest was exhilarating, with a morning walk, followed by the Hanging Bridges (optional) and followed by the zipwires (14 of them & optional!) a brilliant day but with quite long stretches of walking and more steps to get you to the various platforms we were all exhausted by the end of the day!
We have just returned from our first exodus holiday and what a fantastic experience it was. Sri Lanka is a beautiful and interesting country and to see the back roads by cycle was the best possible way. The cycling was varied with some challenging days but always well organised due to the fantastic support from the exodus team. Suresh our team leader was fantastic, well organised, knowledgeable and nothing was ever a problem. He kept the whole trip running smoothly and even his cooking skills were amazing. We will definitely be travelling with exodus again and are just hoping that all trips will be run with the same care and enthusiasm. Thanks for a wonderful holiday
getting to the top of our 16k mountain climb and to a beautiful hotel at the end
Suresh was in a nut shell fantastic! Nothing was ever a problem. He was well organised, knowledgeable and made every day interesting and fun. His attention to detail was excellent and his care for every member of the group was amazing (even when we left our toothbrushes in a hotel he manage to get us new ones within 30 minutes). A definite asset to exodus.
get it booked
Cambodia is a fascinating country with so much to offer. The trip included boat trips, cycling adventures, fabulous temples, and the horror of the killing fields and S21. Our leader was inspirational and introduced us to so many local people and their crafts. The mosquitoes were horrendous and vicious even when thoroughly sprayed with Incognito. And the country was spoiled with so much rubbish everywhere. Even so, one of my best Exodus trips
Visiting the fishing villages, especially our afternoon at Tonle Sap, and so many opportunities to meet local people and sample their foods.
Keasar Hong was quite superb: enthusiastic, cheerful, incredibly efficient, full of bright ideas, and ready to adapt the itinerary as and when. He was passionate and knowledgeable about his country and one of the very best leaders I have had with Exodus.
Take plenty of anti mosquito sprays, and Incognito, though I have used it before, seems totally inadequate for Cambodia. Also the cycling was quite hard work, especially in the hot sunshine. But it was a very worthwhile part of the trip, and especially around the villages and Ankor Wat temples
As expected, another excellent Exodus trip. The pace was felt to be unexpectedly high but suited most of the group.
The pace could be compared with a ‘drop bars’ trip and for most of the cycling could be done on a road bike.
I ‘survived’ thanks to some pacing on some days and did enjoy it. I can do some hills at home now that i couldn’t before !
The meals were very good, far better quality and lower priced than at home. The boat trips and ferry journeys added to the interest and my companions were great – all ages from 20 to 68 (me)
The surprisingly fast ride following the river rafting, up to 70kph, the scenery, the two islands that we spent 2 nts at each were lovely and to try something new - the zipwires at La Fortuna (not mentioned in trip notes, but leader will book for you)
Roberto the leader and the 'bike boys' were great. Very helpful and so well organised, meals, room keys, boats, all appeared exactly on cue.
Pack a dry t-shirt in your rucksack or leave on coach. When you have finished a riding stage and are soaking wet with perspiration (or rain), it is nice to have a dry top on if you are then going to have an hour or two coach transfer.