Portugal v Spain: Which is Best for a Cultural Adventure?

10 Simple Ways You Can Travel Better for Nature

It’s not easy being green, or so said the world’s favourite frog. But if you really want to ker-mit (sorry) to travel that’s better for nature, there are a few simple steps you can take. Here, Kasia Morgan, Head of Sustainability at Exodus, reveals 10 easy ways you can make your next adventure one that...

Adventure In Full Bloom – Seven Trips Where You Can Follow The Flower Trails 

From the vibrant gardens surrounding France’s legendary chateaux to the cherry blossom-covered temples in Kyoto, Japan, there’s no denying that flowers frame some of the world’s most spectacular sites and cities. Although seasonal and fleeting, a flower’s vibrant colours and fragrances have the power to transport us to different places around the world or spark...

5 Great Reasons to Visit Costa Rica During the Lesser-Known ‘Green Season’ 

Dos & Don’ts of Traveling in Sri Lanka

The tear-drop island of Sri Lanka is steeped in history, natural beauty and a vibrant culture renowned for its warm hospitality. However, navigating the intricacies of local customs and social etiquette can be a challenge for first-time visitors. Luckily, our expert local leaders are only too keen to share their wealth of knowledge and insight,...

Single-Hub Vacations: Unpack Once, Explore Endlessly  

We live in an age of instant gratification – where rushing to tick off bucket list places and squeezing must-see sights into an already overloaded weekend away is the norm. However, this may leave you feeling more burnt out and exhausted than before you left on your trip. We get it – which is why...

5 Must-See Highlights of South Korea 

Find your adventure, from the tranquil temples of Gyeongju to the neon-lined streets of Seoul

Amazing Andes: 5 Inca Trail Trekking Tips, From Someone Who’s Done It

Snaking through the towering Peruvian Andes to the once-lost citadel of Machu Picchu, the Inca Trail is a heady combination of crumbling ruins and mountain vistas, ending at one of the New Wonders of the World. The classic four-day route takes you from the start point at Km82, along the Urubamba River, down the Inca...

Trekking the Himalaya: A Beginner’s Guide From a Legendary Hiking Expert

The Himalaya, nicknamed the Abode of the Gods thanks to its spiritual roots and sheer beauty, has attracted hikers and travelers across the world for good reason. The physical challenge and sense of accomplishment when tackling the rugged terrain and high-altitude trails are why many people head out on a trekking adventure in the Himalaya....