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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.
Great holiday made even better by a great leader – Sarah Bull.
Sarah exceeded expectations. I damaged my hip shortly before leaving for this walking holiday so I expected to spend my time by the pool drinking gin and tonics. Thanks to Sarah showing me some shorter walks I was able to join in with the group, on some occassions, without spoiling their walking enjoyment.
the head guide emmanuel was excellent and i was surprised at the high standard of the catering on the trip
getting to gilmans point
emmanuel was a brilliant leader giving us plenty of good advice along the way
get to know the other people in your group early on
A great holiday that provided some great experiences, but more importantly many pleasant memories.
Completing some challenging climbs, and once at the top enjoying some terrific views of the Dalmatian coast with newly found friends.
Absolutely terrific. Nice guy, a good leader on the road, and a good leader in the evenings.
If your not 100% sure whether this type of holiday is your thing, take the plunge as most likely you'll be left wondering why you didn't go before now.
This was my first Exodus trip and I was bowled over from start to finish! Will definitely be back for more and cannot wait to be on the next journey!
Machu Pichu was a dream come true and the initial reason for my choosing a trip to Peru. Other main highlights included an overnight stay with a family at Amantani – an emotional & humbling experience, and thereafter the Colca Canyon to view the majestic Condors in flight.
We were so very privileged to have Fabrizzio Cornejo as our Group Leader. His knowledge & understanding of his country and its people are phenomenal and the passion with which he performs his work is tangible. He went the extra mile in terms of taking care of the group.
Prior to departure, I had done a fair amount of reading, particularly relating to cultures, history, and politics of the country and this most definitely made me appreciate & enjoy so much more the significance of all that I was experiencing. I also learnt a bit of very basic Spanish and it was fun putting it to practice!Pack half of the permitted baggage allowance as an excellent laundry service is available in Cuzco, and this also means you will have lots more space for shopping en route – the quality and range of Textiles are amazing and very hard to resist! Read the reviews on the website and be prepared for some long travel, although I did not find this unpleasant as the scenery, wildlife & diversity of the landscape more than compensated.
I found the footpath’s in Krk very stoney and rockey which was hard going for me to keep up with the younger members in the group; the cumulative effect of this was on the last day when the lip of my walking boot was making my ankle hurt and I decided not to do the walk; despite this and a previous tummy upset I enjoyed the holiday.
The stay in Trogir was inspiring..
Edu is a good and reliable leader with a sound knowledge of plant/flowers and wildlife in Croatia.
None except the overnight stay in the mountain hut where, if the temperature drops, be prepared to go without a change of clothing for twenty four hours or so.