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I felt that we spent too much time in the coach.With some tweaking and refinement I am sure this could be avoided.Perhaps cut outPergamum and Troy and less time at the war graves.
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Very nice girl and very capable, but she did tend to waffle and repeat herself. Her choice of local motorway buffets became monotonous
Avoid the restaurants in the Istanbul fish markets, they are poor value. Instead go on the Bosphorous trip to Anadolus Kavagi.The fish is beautifully cooked and presented and great value, especially the set menus
The beauty of Peru is just beyond words. Perhaps I got several "once in a lifetime" in this tour. I will never forget the moment that I was surrounded by a group of cute llamas and alpaca. I will always miss the spectacular Machu Picchu. The nice people, colonial architecture, stunning cities and the wildlife encounter experience have all been clearly locked in my mind.
I would say the moment surrounded by llamas and alpaca on the endless grassland.
The group leader was great! He paid a lot of attention to the safety of the group and made sure that the arrangement will be as smooth as planned.
Don't think. Book it now. It would be one of your lifetime best memory.
Villabassa is situated in a most beautiful valley in the Dolomites. In early June the flowing streams, the spring flowers butterflies and insects completed the picture witih the snow topped peaks
We had a most wonderful day of full sunshine when we climbed the Strudlekopt. The visibility was good and the views around were stunning.
Karl knew the ropes and instilled confidence. He also had stories to tell. He joined us each evening at the communal dinner. His advice was much appreciated.
Do take clothing for all weathers. We were unfortunately walking one day in rain and sleet at high levels so invest in a few fleece layers and gloves.
What a whirlwind, fabulous, amazing trip, made all the more special by a truly fab bunch of people and an enthusiastic group leader that was Danny, not to forget Sadam who was also great. Brilliant trip – you will not regret it
I thinking Petra has to be the icing on the cake for me. The normal walk down through the siq is lovely and when you turn the last corner and treasury is in front of you, you will be amazed. Make sure you do the not so well advertised route to see the Treasury from above. You have to walk past the kings tombs then start the climb straight up but you will be rewarded for your efforts with a fabulous view of the Treasury from above. The monastery and the high place of sacrifice are a must. Rather than walk up the steps to the high place of sacrifice Danny & Sadam took us on a walk through the hills, it was a great climb and only taxing in places. We arrived at the same place but it was much more interesting. We also got another fabulous look at the Treasury from above, looking down from yet another vantage point – which is a little hairy but good once you have done it. Everything was much easier when mountain goat Sadam was acting as a fall breaker. If you can do it get someone to take out via the canyon and not the siq. This was an amazing afternoon and yet another adventure, which has spurred me on to do more climbing. There are a few places where we definitely needed the help of the local guy, but definitely worth it for me.
Danny was excellent and made the trip – his knowledge was exceptional and he genuinely wanted us to have a great time. Sadam the tourist policeman got involved and walked with us everywhere lending a much need handed when trying to get up steps etc. in Petra. They joined us in the evening and recommended places to eat and drink and Danny is most excellent at tying the jordanian scarfs. 5 stars ***** :-)
The Jordanian people are very welcoming and I never once felt uneasy. Snacks and drinks are expensive in my opinion in the tourist areas - but exceptionally cheap when you hit places like Madaba and other non-tourist villages/towns. If I had to be critical I'd say the hotels were just Okay. Breakfast was not great (no fruit at all) - but it wasn't enough of an issue to even contemplate moaning. The hotels we were in, tended to have British plugs. Some of our group had issues with air con - it was about 36 degrees so we were hot at night. Only one bite received, that was in the Bedouin camp. Strange how there are no bugs! - Take some Deet for the camp and have a quick spray up.
This trip has restored my faith in humanity: 17 or so strangers can come together with one common interest and form a bond so quickly, that a community spirit springs up and we as a group confront our individual fears and challenges and strive together to achieve our one goal. Quite superb!
The solitude and tranquility at the summit of Toubkal (once I had shut up) was so far removed from the normal day to day grind with only the sound of a bumble bee flying past breaking the silence. Looking down on the surrounding snow capped mountain range felt like the view from an aeroplane - breathtaking.
Hassan, I cannot write highly enough about you, words fail me. You have been truly inspirational, with an incredible wealth and abundance of knowledge both about the surroundings we found ourselves in and culturally. You are educated, sensible, so wise for your years and above all so humourous. Your banter was unbelievable and your understanding of the wit that encompassed you by the minute was plain for all to see.We debated some sensitive issues about our differences and you offered both sympathy and empathy. I hope our friendship lasts beyond this trip. It has been both a pleasure and a privelege to have gotten to know you and I feel both humble and fortunate that you were our Guide.
Mainly to have Hassan as your Guide, to eat what is offered, to keep hydrated and to barter in the City with every Tom, Dick or Mohammed that you face up to! Never have I encountered a group of people so on the take, whether wishing to spend a penny (dirham) or just asking for directions those palms are outstretched in your direction - you have been warned...
Booked last minute, having never been with Exodus before. Overall an excellent trip!
Summit day!
Yahya was an excellent, knowledgeable (about local culture, villages, and mountaineering) guide. Very friendly, and someone I'll stay in touch with.
Mt Toubkal is an excellent choice for destination- really enjoyed my trip. Exodus were well organised, and yet didn't overcomplicate or dictate the trip too much. The UK team helped me out a great deal with my lastminute booking.
Varied and relaxing holiday in a beautiful part of the world. We managed to fit a lot in without being ridiculously busy – plenty of time to do our own thing.
It was great to be able to see three lovely cities as well as visit a very pretty island. Walking the city walls in Dubrovnik was wonderful. I felt I got a great overview of the region in a week.
Krsto was engaging with a great sense of humour. His choice of restaurants was occasionally dodgy, but generally good.
Early June was a lovely time to go as it was lovely and warm without being too hot. We had one day of rain, but that was it. It was also still very green.If you don't do the Mostar trip (I was put off by the prospect of spending six hours on a bus) the boat trip to the Island of Lokrum is highly recommended. The ferry only takes 20 minutes and it's a really relaxing place to spend a couple of hours away from the bustle of Dubrovnik.
Excellent trip highly recommend. Some walking but not to difficult. Very caring guide who is kind hearted and makes sure the whole group is happy.
Beautiful country side. Some hotels could be better, but there are still scars of the war so some buildings need TLC
Food is excellent although Dubrovnik is quite expensive and very touristic. Highly recommend trip
Seeing the locals making and selling local crafts in Sarajevo Monastery where monks still live and make wine Hill walking and having lunch with the locals The waterfall
Best group leader I have ever met, who loves home made ice cream. Very caring and very knowledgeable.
Good trip Can drink the water Food is very reasonable although expensive in Dubrovnik. Feels very safe even for the single female or male traveller Suit any age group
Very good trip, but the walks are definitely not moderate. I would suggest that the trip in future be reduced to 2 islands – Santorini and Paros, which would allow either more walks /longer walks
Santorini was fabulous. I would definitely like to return for a longer stay than the 2 nights, which we had.
Cecile was a very good guide. Cecile was French and fluent in English and Greek. Her knowledge of wild flowers, herbs and tress was of great value during our walks. Eating mulberries straight from the tree. Cecile also helped us with ordering Greek dishes in the restaurants and discussing items in the shops.
Be careful when travelling on the train from Athens to the port. One of our group was nearly at the receiving of an attempted pick pocket, while boarding the train.
I would happily do this holiday again! I loved the greekness of Karyistos. It's a working town not a tourist one. The hotel sits on the harbour front where you can see the fishing boats preparing to go out to sea in the morning. And in the evening you can eat wonderful fresh fish and drink cool greek wine in one of the lovely tavernas either on the harbour front itself or, our favourite, in the 'little alley' near the town square. Each of the walks was unique, surprising and inspiring.
The climb to Mt Kliosi, the Acropolis, the Gate and the Cave of St Nicholas we did early in the week. The weather was cool, despite a hot forecast and the mist rolled over us on the top of the mountain. This walk was ,for me, like walking with the Gods. A brilliant start to a great week. We came down to the village of Nea Styra for lunch, ( a pretty late one). A hot cheese pie had been prepared for us by the 92 year old lady of the taverna and a feast of greek food was laid out for us - what hospitality!
We had two; Thanos, exceptional in all his responsibilities. He is approachable, likeable and extremely knowledgable. He had to leave after the second day and Cecile took his place. a French lady living in Karyistos. She was equally likeable and led some great days out. She gave us lots of background to life in Kariystos and seemed to know where all the best fruit trees were growing at that time - ripe mulberries off the tree YUM! Sophoclese her dog accompanied us on the day out to Mt Ohi and the Marble Quarries and gave an added dimension to the day.
Keep asking where you can fill up your water bottle and i always carried some snacks as most of our lunch stops were quite late.