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It was the best holiday. The people on our trip were a fantastic group, which helped to make the holiday memorable. The organisation was great from start to finish and of course Sri Lanka is a beautiful island.
I enjoyed something every day. I suppose the elephants were a highlight. Both the elephant ride and the elephant orphanage.
Our group leader was the best. He organised everything and was always willing to help that extra bit if needed.
Take a mosquito net or an electric mosquito repellent machine as not all hotels provided this. Take a tie to the Hill Club Hotel if you are a man! They don't take up much space!
Fascinating, amazing cultural experience and delicious food!
Cycling between and visiting the temples at Angkor, followed by cycling through the villages of the Mekong Delta in Vietnam.
Nee was absolutely excellent: totally 'on the ball' and always scanning to check everything and everyone was okay.
Be ready for the first three cycling days in Thailand - our group pressed through fast and it certainly is hot and steady cycling, though drink and refuelling stops are frequent. It is a great trip - book it!
A brilliant trip from start to finish. There was so much to see and do. Going in July/Aug – South African winter was the perfect time for walking and seeing wild life. A very varied and exciting experience with something new everyday.
Watching two cheetas eating their kill meters away from us as we were led through the bush on foot. This was an amazing experience. The trip to the Drakensberg was also very memorable, especially negotiating the metal ladders! Great stuff!
Andrew was a first class tour leader and Admire a excellent back up. As a team, they made our holiday from preparing lovely food to always getting camp ready quickly. Their driving was faultless.
Go in the winter as there are no insects or bugs and the bush is very thin so there is a much better chance of seeing wild life.
An amazing trip! Well worth the money. Some experiences that I will never forget!
The most inspirational moment of the trip was reaching the top of Dead Woman's Pass. After climbing for 1200m reaching the top was fantastic! We were all elated. A definite highlight. Another moment was first seeing Macchu Picchu when we reached the sungate, be warned there are some very steep steps before you reach that point. Luckily, our guide was there to carry our trekking poles as we scrambled up. Lake Titikaca is amazing, staying at the homestay was not something that I was looking forward to but was one of the most amazing parts of the trip, especially dressing up in Peruvian attire!
Our group leader, Juan was brilliant. He organised us and made sure we were in the right place at the right time. He had lots of knowledge to share with us on the Inca Trail and was able to answer any questions that we had. I became ill during my trip and Juan was able to sort out all medical help that I needed which meant I could carry out with the trip.
Use trekking poles on the Inca Trail, there are lots of steps going down and they were very helpful. Make sure you have spare rubber tips though as this is the regulation of using the trail. Ensure you have a good pair of walking boots and socks so that you don't get blisters. Be prepared to tip all local guides as well, we had separate guides in the rainforest, an additional guide up in the Inca Trail and a guide for Lake Titikaca which we have to tip separately to our main guide.
I had a wonderful week on this trip. It was my first walking holiday so was unsure what to expect but was pleasantly surprised by the beautiful scenary and the varied walks each day. I particular enjoyed the door stopper sandwiches made by the lovely Elaine. When you’ve been trekking up a mountain all morning they are just what you need!
There was great camaraderie in the group I was with and we all supported each other during the trickier sections. Finishing the challenging trek on Tuesday morning was particularly rewarding. The views from the top were incredible.
Oliver was a very supportive group leader with endless knowledge about the area and history of the region. His jokes were an acquired taste - but we all got used to those! ;o)
If you want to explore the beauty of the Alps and want some home comforts at the end of the day, I think you'll really enjoy this trip.
What an amazing place, such a varied landscape from enormous liquid sand dunes to endless salt pans and staggering rocky sided plateaus with exceptional wildlife. A wow factor again and again. Put this country on your ‘to visit’ list right now!
So difficult - was it the quad biking on dunes stretching as far as the eye could see for 360 degrees, or spending time watching the pride of lions playing and interacting almost within touching distance of the truck, or watching the sun rise after climbing a huge sand dune or scrambling on all fours up the Waterberg plateau? Each day brought a new experience and a significant challenge bringing its own thrill of achievement.
When the trip notes say the temperature can get down to freezing at night in August, they were not kidding - make sure your sleeping bag can cope in a tent- or bring lots of thermal undies!Water is all drinkable - great.Travel was often very long, often on gravel roads, not for tender behinds! Take a good guide book to read and to make sense of the amazing landscape and wildlifeCan't always promise it but there were no nasty beasties biting us at this time of year.
Not a walk in the park, but the rewards are phenomenal
The last day was rainy and misty. We went ahead with the climb to Aguillette des Houches in spite of low visibility. Just as we arrived on the col, the clouds parted and the top of Mt Blanc came into view: what a moment...
Excellent guide.
Get fit before the trip: this makes it so much easier to enjoy even the harder parts.
The was a very enjoyable trip that was full of fun and interesting activities.
The trip to Halong Bay was particularly rewarding and the scenary and experience was fantastic.
Our tour guide couldn't do enough to ensure we had a safe, comfortable and enjoyable trip. He recounted many personal and fascinating insights that made the trip and the places we visited come to life. A great guy and a pleasure to have his company thorughout the trip.
It is a long flight so be prepared ... bring plenty of insect repellent ... sign up to the extra activities that Linh arranges they are great fun ... expected it to be very hot and wet so bring change of clothes and take advantage of opportunities to get clothes washed
What a great trip. The scenery was really spectacular, the people so friendly, and as for Machu Piccu itself: breathtaking.
That first glimpse of Macchu Piccu as we passed through the sun gate is something I'll never forget.
What a lovely lady. So helpful & she really went out of her way to make this a trip of a lifetime for all of us.
Don't forget that spare battery for you camera - you'll likely need it!!!
This is a very well organised trip and very professionally guided. The hotel and food are excellent and the walks are beautiful.
There are many inspirational moments - from Herculaneum and Pompeii through to Ravello and Amalfi - the "Walk of the Gods" would be our top choice.
Christine was very well organised and looked after us very well. She had a wealth of knowledge and kept the walks at the right pace. Our expecations were well managed in terms of hills and steps! Exodus has very good leaders and guides and Christine was no exception.
Make sure you can cope with 6 - 9 miles walk in the heat (if you go in the summer) - it was over 40C on Vesuvius (even the locals were complaining!) - so we had to take it slowly and drink plenty.