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Multi-Country Culture Holidays

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Discover the Baltics

Old castle in sunset time. Trakai, Lithuania, Eastern Europe.
12 Days from USD 2,349
USD 2,099

Guided Group (Incl. Taxes)

Visit three countries in twelve days, through Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania

Culture

Cape Town to Victoria Falls – Hotel/Lodge

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20 Days from USD 5,599

Guided Group (Incl. Taxes)

Dunes, canyons and waterfalls from South Africa to Zimbabwe

Culture

Victoria Falls to Cape Town – Camping

Dead Valley in Namibia
20 Days from USD 3,999
USD 3,779

Guided Group (Incl. Taxes)

Camping adventure from Zimbabwe to South Africa

Culture

The Silk Road

Registan Ensemble
14 Days from USD 3,649
USD 3,499

Guided Group (Incl. Taxes)

The Silk Road in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

Culture
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Highlights of Northern India & Nepal

Multi-Country Culture Holidays
15 Days from USD 3,299

Guided Group (Incl. Taxes)

Take a classic journey from India's plains to the mountains of Nepal

Culture

The Five Stans of the Silk Road

Darvaza Crater, Turkmenistan
23 Days from USD 6,579
USD 6,099

Guided Group (Incl. Taxes)

5 countries, 3 weeks, 1 epic trip through Central Asia's Silk Road

Culture

Highlights of Georgia & Armenia

Georgia
14 Days from USD 3,449
USD 3,049

Guided Group (Incl. Taxes)

A fascinating cultural journey through the heart of the Caucasus

Culture

Patagonian Highlights

Patagonia
13 Days from USD 6,249

Guided Group (Incl. Taxes)

Discover spectacular southern Chile and Argentina

Culture

Bosnia & Beyond

Bridge at Mostar
11 Days from USD 2,599
USD 2,349

Guided Group (Incl. Taxes)

Experience the culture and beauty of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro

Culture

Finally got to do this trip which was on my bucket list before the pandemic. It was certainly worth the wait and lived up to all my expectations. This is one of the best Exodus trips I have travelled on. I find ex-Soviet countries fascinating and we certainly got a good introduction to the histories of all 3 countries together with an insight into their views about the current situation. This was due to the generous ways in which both our guide Andrius and the local guides were prepared to share some of their experiences from less liberal times. It was all very thought provoking and led to some thoughtful discussion between fellow travellers. But on a lighter note – the itinerary was more varied than I was expecting. We saw capital cities, medieval streets, Art Nouveau architecture, crumbling and restored castles, fishermen’s wooden cottages, Soviet elite holiday homes, a palace built in the time of the Tsars , a decommissioned nuclear bunker, museums, art galleries and some ex-KGB “facilities”. Trips into the countryside were also included, we visited the sea in all 3 countries, some fantastic national parks and drove through wonderful forests. Even the weather was on our side – I could be forgiven for thinking the Baltics are countries where the spring sun creates beautiful dappled patterns whilst glinting through the fresh green forest foliage. It only rains when you are in the bus between destinations! However, there was also a heatwave in Southern Europe, so future travellers should not take too much notice of this comment.

Bridget Moore Discover the Baltics

This tour was so much more interesting than I’d expected it to be. Admittedly I knew virtually nothing about the histories of the three countries – other than the fact that they’d all been under Soviet rule – but I hadn’t expected them to be *so* different in terms of their culture, food, architecture, …. I loved the three capital cities – Tallinn’s old town, Riga’s architecture (especially its Art Nouveau buildings) and Vilnius’s university buildings – and also Tartu, Kaunas, Cesis, Jurmala and Klaipeda. I also loved the dunes of the Curonian Spit and walking the Hill of Witches. The Plokstine Cold War Museum visit was chilling (even though I can remember some of the events documented there) and I found visiting the occupation/KGB museums in Tallinn, Riga and especially Vilnius harrowing. Luckily there were much lighter times too: Rundale Palace (where we had a very amusing guide), the beautiful Pazaislis Monastery, the boat trip and walk around Trakai Castle, the amazing sculpture park and reconstruction of Turaida Castle (where I amazed myself by climbing the tower!), the concert in Riga Cathedral, …. So many happy memories of this trip!

Sharon Toop Discover the Baltics

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Paul Micheli Patagonian Highlights