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We had a great time in Sicily. It is a full, busy itinerary but does include some downtime to explore by yourself.
The tour, inevitably, involves a lot of ancient ruins including archaeological sites, temples, churches. It can be a bit much at times depending on your interest. The quality of accommodation varies from very good to adequate. Breakfasts in Sicily are definitely not the highpoint of the day! However, dinners are very good, especially if you enjoy seafood.
Tiziano is an excellent tour leader; he is knowledgeable, enthusiastic and well organised. He gets to know the tour members and encourages comradery amongst the group. He goes above and beyond the service level required. We understand that he leads all the Exodus Grand Tours.
Great cycling trip in Southern India, that took us to remote areas to experience true India
Bandipur National Park, where we saw an elephant and tiger together.
Safi was a great leader, ably supported by Vinnie
Apple Pay, not widely accepted, so remember to take credit cards if not using Google Wallet
Fabulous trip- much variety, much unexpected and much learnt. Beautiful cities, gorgeous scenery, friendly people and new food.
Many to choose from and don't want to spoil any surprises- swimming in Lake Ohrid, Medieval Art Museum, glorious Berat, sunset in Kruje
Artur was excellent- so knowledgeable and concerned about our preferences. He and Diu, our very smiley driver, were a terrific double act and good company. They were huge ambassadors for their country. Artur was very good at letting us know the best places to eat and the trip was organised extremely well
Visit Albania - thoroughly recommend
Travel through the many landscapes of Oman, traditional villages, deserts, beaches and mountains.
The Hajar Mountains and the Grand Canyon.
Excellent, knowledgeable and helpful.
Be prepared and pack a small bag for the camping. If you have the opportunity visit inside the Grand Mosque and the Royal Opera House prior to the trip.
This action packed week was an excellent overview of Portugal. The highlight of the trip was our guide, Carla Costa, whose knowledge of the history, places and Portuguese culture brought the whole experience to life.
Excellent! Not only was Carla extremely knowledgeable of the history, geography and culture of the country, but also professional and very well organized. She showed caring for every group member no matter what their needs were. Carla puts her all into this trip and goes above and beyond every day.
Be prepared to walk - some cities can be hilly!
2 weeks of exploring Peru – lots of early starts and long coach days but scenery was fabulous so worth the journey.
Matchu Picchu was amazing and worth going back for a second day to see it from a different circuit. I was amazed how beautiful the scenery was.
Gisard was a good leader - he set out from the start his expectations re punctuality and this was adhered to. He is very knowledgable and looked after our health and welfare.
Embrace the early starts and long coach journeys. Take toilet paper for the toilet stops. Do the second day in Matchu Picchu .
We had Jordan on our wish list for a long time but world (and personal) events and previously, lack of availability, stopped us booking. We got there in October and it was everything and so much more than we had imagined. If it is on your list, or even if it wasn’t, go, it is amazing.
Every day there was something ! The markets in Amman were wonderfully loud and colourful. I loved Mount Nebo, Bethany was serene, the desert trip and camel ride was such fun and of course there is Petra. This is not just a one wow moment, I had no idea of just how big, amazing, beautiful the whole site is. From the whole trip though, the Jordanian people. They are friendly, helpful, funny, rightly proud of their country and happy to share the culture and so much more. Everywhere, absolutely everywhere, and in every interaction we were met with a smile, kindness and were welcomed to their country.
Mikhled's love and passion to share beautiful Jordan was very evident. He was organised, there is a lot to see and do in a week, but with enough time at all the sites and activities. He was always available, guiding us with plenty, but not overwhelming amounts of information. He moved us with suggestions, but not instructions, giving us the information for the highlights and headlines but also the smaller, often very special things that interested us personally and always with a smile.
This is a varied and mixed trip with sightseeing, amazing history and also activities like the desert time and Dead Sea giving some downtime. We went a day early as the direct flight gets in quite late. The hotel was really well located to get out and about, close to landmarks, museums and the markets. We had a Get Your Guide walking tour for a couple of hours which was also really good fun and a very good use of the extra time, but it was also very easy to just wander, find food etc on our own. We felt perfectly safe the whole time. The Jordanians are ready and waiting to welcome you, get it booked up ! ( One other little tip - take elasticated waists, the food everywhere is so good ! )
This was our first time in India and we wanted a trip that gave us a flavour of the country, we certainly felt like it delivered that.
There was quite a bit of traveling between places either on a coach or trains, but this gave us an opportunity to see he landscape along the way, or rest. The coach was comfortable and air conditioned, the trains far exceeded our expectations,
travelling in the executive class carriage, there was plenty of leg room with food served on board.
Ajay our guide was excellent, everything ran smoothly, he was well informed and sorted out any minor issues quickly, he had a great sense of humour and we had some real laughs with him.
The places we ate at were all very good, and as far as I know no one got ‘dellybelly’.
There are some very early starts but they were necessary to see particular things like a flower market or the early morning boat trip on the Ganges.
If you want to see a lot in a short space of time then this is a great trip to go on.
I loved Jaipur with the pink buildings, and especially enjoyed the walk though the flower market, visit to a temple and eating samosas and drinking chia tea on the street. The cookery lesson and meal at a locals house one evening was also very good. The early morning safari ride at Ranthambore was also a highlight, when we saw a tiger cross the road, but even if you're not lucky enough to see tigers, there is plenty of other wildlife and birdlife to see.
Ajay was excellent, organised and informative with a good sense of humour.
Depending on the time of year you go, I would pack light, even though we didn't take loads we could have cut down. It was easy to wash things out and get them dry overnight, also you need to be able to carry your bag through the train stations. We found the people to be friendly , and interested in asking us questions. With the ATMs you can only draw out 10,000 rupees at a time, but this was fine as they were relatively easy to find along the way.
Having visited the Wadi Rum and Petra before, this trip was an opportunity revisit and also to learn more about the rest of the country. 10,0 00 years of history was the background to learning about Nabatean, Greek, Roman and Byzantine influence in the region. Overlying this were some of the places and stories behind the three Abrahamic religions that developed in that part of the World.
Difficult to identify the most inspiring moment since this really comes from putting together the development of events over time. In terms of place, the expanse of the Wadi Rum and the magnificence of what remains in the huge Petra site must top the list.
The enthusiasm and knowledge of the group leader was inspiring. It was so important in understanding how Jordan has developed and bringing the history to life. Amer just loved to be challenged and hear questions about his country. In addition to his knowledge he was keen to help with any problems and engaged closely with the group. We would not have got half so much from the trip without him.
If you love travel, have any interest in history and enjoy amazing landscapes, just go. There can be few places like it.
A fantastic way to experience Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand in one trip. The itinerary offered a brilliant mix of bustling cities, rural life, incredible food, beautiful scenery and some truly remarkable historical sites. From the Mekong Delta to the temples of Angkor and the energy of Bangkok, there was something different around every corner. Some of the history was sobering and difficult to take in, but it was an important part of understanding the countries we were visiting. A great group, wonderful local experiences and so much packed into two weeks. Highly recommended.
Angkor Wat and the surrounding temples were an obvious highlight, but what made the trip so special was the sheer variety of experiences. From travelling along the Mekong Delta and getting a glimpse of everyday life in local communities to exploring ancient temples and learning about Cambodia's more recent history, there was so much to take in. It was a real privilege to experience places and cultures so different from our own.
We had three leaders, one in each country, and having local people share their knowledge and experiences added so much to the holiday. Each country has its own culture, history and character, and our leaders helped bring that to life in a way that simply visiting the sights independently couldn't. They helped everything run smoothly while giving us a much better understanding of the places and people we encountered. Thank you to all three for helping make it such a memorable adventure.
Go with an open mind, embrace the differences and make the most of every opportunity to try something new. There's a lot packed into two weeks, including some longer journeys, but the variety is what makes this trip so worthwhile. Be prepared for the heat, drink plenty of water and don't be afraid to try the local food (including the spiders!). Take time to appreciate the smaller experiences along the way, not just the famous sights. And make sure you have a camera ready!