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Trip of a lifetime, did what it said on the tin.
Reaching the summit, and the attention that the African walking company gave to me, without them it would not of been possible.
Florence, simply the best, happy, smiling, motivational
Be physically and mentally prepared for what the trip holds, not for the faint hearted.
A great trip with some ery nice people and a very helpful guide. The star of the trip was Croatia – it is very beautiful!
The sweeping roads by the sea
She was excellent
Don't assume "moderate" doesn't involve some tough sections!
You do lot traveling but see so much turkey off tourist track but be prepared for some tourist bits september 2011. such variety if you into roman stuff holiday for you. only thought in danger over developing best bits
Balloon flight over Cappadocia mountanis that was amazing but not cheap whole area is great. but experince of life time event. Troy was susurprising good and istanbul Hagia sofia is terrific . aspensis theater intact was amazing. Ephesus is all cracked up to be. but hotel in kusadsi is so un exodus it felt I was on package holiday it was no good and hotel in istabunal could been better but hotel in old antalya was amazing owner was charecter to
our leader was great very helpful driver was great glad i did not drive into Istabunal on peak friday night traffic it was experince . gave us bags advice which we took for most eating places and they were spot on. although want hassle can fine few resturant of your own. take boat trip when in Antalya is worth it but go on small one and haggle as they lower price lot and do not beleive big group coming on as they never appear when he told us . when went on boat ride in istabunal do not let unknown person lead towards boat that did not exist. as i was not happy and did not go telling others not to. which in end they did not
makes sure got money for water as you drink lot there. do not leave anything valuable in your case as one bags was looked through. someone had camera stolen on tram in istabunal so keep all items hiden and tied to belt or yourself
If you want a holiday with plenty to see and do whilst learning about the history, culture and geography of a fascinating island then this trip is for you. Travelling right round Sicily in only 8 days means some long days and time on the road but there is so much of interest that it is worth it. We stayed in some interesting and individual places as well as the usual hotels.
The highlights for me were the walk around the old craters of Mt Etna - (the whizz bangs we heard on the first morning were fireworks in the village and not a new eruption!) and the coastal walk in Zingaro Nature Reserve. The week we travelled was unusually hot, about 35C, but there was still time for swimming in the sea, wandering the winding streets of medieval towns and sampling the local food and wine.
We had two leaders/drivers, both very thoughtful and a fund of interesting information. Good fun too and very tolerant of my attempts to speak Italian.
If you like to be active, informed and kept busy then go for it and don't forget to try the granita with a brioche.
Superb weather,cloud less blue skies all week.The hotel was basic but adequate,good food & friendly staff.
Nothing particularly outstanding,each day was just enjoyable.
Alex was a lovely man, calm, unruffled & looked after the group very well.
Go for it.
This was a great first visit to Romainia. The carpathian mountains were beautiful, the food was great, and the people were friendly. We had awsome hikes, and good accomodations.
For me the most inspirational moment was the first mornig. We had arrived in Magura(our host village) in the middle of the night in total darkness. In the light of morning I could see the beauty of the surrounding mountains, and the quaint little farms on the slopes all around us.
Cosmin was very good. He had a true love of his culture and enjoyed shareing it with us. He spoke very good english. Cosmine was also confident enough to be patient with the slower walkers in the group, yet willing to let the stronger ones forge ahead. Cosmine was also well organized.
You should go with a reasonable level of fitness. The hikes are not hard, yet you are in mountainous terrain. Also, if you have favorite trail snacks you should bring them because some of the selections for the lunches are a little limited and repetative. Like it says in the trip notes, don't change money at the airport. The exchange rates are poor, and we didn't need any cash for the first couple of days in the trip anyway.
It was perfectly organised, from landing in Amman to taking us back to the airport. And anything in between as well.The bikes were good, the cycling through nice scenery very enjoyable and not too strenous (I could have coped with a little more, although some of the hills we went up where not so enjoyable. But at the top you have a real sense of achievement, and if you don’t want to cylce up – the minibus wasn’t far behind you to pick you up)If you want a holiday where you don’t need to organise anything other than turning up, while having a fantastic time, go!
The whole trip went from wow moment to wow moment! Floating in the Dead Sea - very weird but wonderful experiencePetra - WOW!!!Wadi Rum - I'm so glad I could experience this, it was such a nice evening
The group leader was very friendly, funny, knowledgable, enthusiastic for his country, supportive and caring. For the unfortunate two where something went wrong (luggage lost, injury) he bent over backwards to help them and sort out the problem. The other guides we had - bike guides and the drivers - were incredibly friendly and supportive
Go and do it
A well planned and thought out trip with a terrific and knowledgeable guide.
So many great memories , visiting Saigon and trying to cross the road what an experience also paragliding on the boat trip at Nha Trang and cycling on the Hai Van pass, seeing and experiencing the history of the country. and last but not least the Cu Chi tunnels
Excellent Chi brought the trip alive a great karaoke singer with a great sense of humor. The whole team were great and the accommodation first class.
Just go and soak up the whole atmosphere you will not be disappointed.
The hike provides an amazing variety of scenery, culture, history, architecture and cuisine.
Sharing the daily physical accomplishments and visual euphoria with the group and leader.
Carey Faulkner was fantastic. She is extremely customer service orientated, friendly, enthusiastic and enjoys her job.
Bring layers of clothing. Expect hot, cold, windy and wet conditions. Hiking boots and walking poles are not essential, however, they minimize the risk of potential injures.
A fantastic trek, excellently organised and guided by the team. Don’t be fooled that it’s easy just because Chris Moyles or Cheryl Cole can do it – 6 out of 12 in our group made it to Uhuru, with 9 out of 12 to Gilman’s point. The summit evening is a real slog but well worth it at the top.
Reaching the top and walking by the glaciers on the way to Uhuru. The summit day wasvery difficult but well worth it.
Our guide was excellent (as we have always found with Exodus) - he really helped some of the team make it to the top and looked after the group very well. The entire team of guides and porters were excellent
The full moon trek ascent was well worth it so it wasn't pitch black when climbing to Gliman's point. Take a SIGG water bottle so you can fill it with hot-water and use as a hot water bottle in the evenings. Get an insulated tube cover and mouthpiece cover for your camel bak.