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This was a really brilliant trip, the climbs were perhaps a little longer than what I expected but the downs were as good as anywhere I have ever been!The views were absolutley beautiful and all the Villages so well preserved. Road surfaces were excellent as were the Hotels.
Getting to the top of each hill and seeing the amazing views.Eating outside in the Piazza Del Mercato in Seinna on a beautiful moonlit night.
Excellent ,he was always ready to give information about the local history and was full of good humor and a very relaxed guy but always in control.
You need to be fairly fit to enjoy the biking and don't drink too much wine, energy drinks will help you get up the hills!
Beautiful way to travel thorough this amazing country. Amazing diversity of people and places and great to get off the beaten track.
Finally getting to the top of the hardest climb I've ever done aminst beautiful tea plantations and sunset.
Pleasant but limited English. Was unaware of my dietry requirements (gluten free because of coeliacs disease) despite Exodus being informed months ahead of schedule and checking again before departure. Didn't have enough English to understand this. Very ridgid in his plans and overbearing at times. Expected guests to buy his water and snacks etc.
If you're coeliac take your own food! You need to be reasonably fit to enjoy this.
A truly fantastic holiday. Group Leader, Linh, was brilliant and added a very personal insight into Vietnamese history and culture. Connections were seamless and essential to cramming so much into two weeks. I firmly believe it would be impossible to have experienced so much without a great guide and itinerary.
Halong Bay is amazing. We were there when the rain was pouring down and then when the sun was shining. It's one of those places that you have to stop and really appreciate where you are. Unforgettable. Equally unforgettable, but completely different, was being pedalled around Ho Chi Min city on a three-wheeled bicycle. The motorcycle traffic that envelops you for the whole journey is indiscribable - you'll just have to try it for yourself.
Priceless. Linh, is a great team leader who works tirelessly to make your holiday as perfect as it can be. However, what sets him apart from most other guides is his ability to explain things from a very personal perspective. You can read as many books as you like, but none of them will provide Linh's personal touch. He also takes you to places you'd never find in a guide book - restaurants that are tucked away on a back streets and the homes of local people.
Take enough clothing for a week and wash it when you get there. It costs about £1 per load. That will give you plenty of luggage allowance to buy a super cheap suitcase in Hoi An and fill it with ridiculously cheap tailor-made clothes.
Thoroughly enjoyable holiday with a very sociable group. The walking was more strenuous than expected but manageable, possibly Grade ‘B+’ rather than ‘B’.
Standing on the summit of Monte Prado, 2054 metres, on the last day.
Group leader, Sara Bull, was extremely professional, capable and considerate although it was a shame that she did not eat with the group for evening meals.
Ensure a fitness level capable of walking 7 to 10 miles a day with some fairly steep inclines and descents!!
A fabulous trip over some of the highest and most spectacular parts of the Alps. The walk was at times demanding but the effort was definitely worth it.
We were blessed with some fantastic weather, only a couple of days rain so we had fantastic views of both Mont Blanc at the beginning and the Matterhorn at the end. As an ex geography teacher I was fascinated by the range of landscapes, geology and glaciers. We got close up and dirty with lots of glacial features. The walking was superb with generally good paths but a few steep rocky bits to keep you on your toes (the conversation tended to drop at these points). The wildlife kept us amused as we tried to spot the marmots that kept squeeking to warn each other of our presance (and yes I fell for a cuddly toy one in Zermatt). It's hard to say what was my most inspriational moment(there we so many good bits) but probably watching the sun setting over the Alps from the Cabane Mont Fort with a well deserved beer- marvellous!
Paul our leader looked after us and all our sprains, falls and bruises. He did a great job encouraging us over the cols. Mark (who cooked and transported our tents) always welcomed us with a cheering smile and most importantly tea and cake!
This is a spectacular walk but as the grade says, it is challenging. It's rather like going up Ben Nevis everyday from Fort William (but with no rain and lots of fab views). I was certainly fit at the end of the two weeks and lost an impress 4 kg but if I did it again I would try and be a bit fitter at the beginning of the walk. But hey I'm a short fat 51 year old so if I can do it so can you!
An excellent trip, great walking and amazing scenery!
What was great about the trip was that each day's walking brought something new. The walking was hard at times, but the views always very rewarding and the beer back at the camp felt well deserved. It's pretty hard to beat walking in mountains, with views of glaciers and stunning glacial lakes to keep you company, with clear blue skies and constant sunshine. I think we were definitely seeing it at its best!The walks were well chosen to offer the chance to see all that the Rockies have to offer. It was remarkable how quickly you could get away from the crowds on the walks - we often had stunning mountain top views to ourselves. There was some serious elevation gain in most of the walks, and we all soon learnt not to believe the Canadian version of 'flat'! As always, a good group of people to share the experience with.
Renee and Katy were excellent guides and looked after us extremely well. The cooking was exceptional - what they produced on camp stove was consistently delicious. They knew the area and walks well and looked after us well on the walks, tending to blisters and generally keeping the show very successfully on the road. Thanks to them both for making the holiday so memorable!
The walks - particularly at the beginning and end of the trip - are quite long days, with lots of elevation gain, so do take the challenging rating seriously, a decent level of fitness will help. Quite a few of the walks are through bear country, the group does need to walk closely together to keep the bears away.The campsites all had very good facilities and it was easy to set up and move camp the few times we needed to. It did get cold at night- the campfire was a great help, but pack enough warm layers.
Apart from the heavy rain on the first day the weather was hot. The scenery has expected spectacular. The walking was more mentally demanding due to narrow trials and loose stones. Corsica is rather laid back so expect the trains to be late and full. Food is not as good as mainland France but plenty of it.
The scenery!
Good. No navigation errors. He had prewalked and marked paths in advance. Good preparation! Would have been good to have a local to know more about Corsica.
The walking requires concentration as they are mainly on loose stones and narrow.
A very good trip, with the right balance of sights, free time and experiencing the culture. The monuments were impressive and it was interesting to see how Soviet rule still cast a shadow 20 years after independence.
Overall the most striking experience was to see how friendly the people were. Happy to chat to visitors, have their photo taken or just smile and wave. The two days in Khiva were probably the highlight of the trip, specially wandering around the town after the official sight seeing. The locally produced art and crafts were impressive, good choices and reasonable prices. What was noticable was that stall holders didn't hassle potential customers too much.
The tour leader was very knowledgeable and gauged the mood of the group well. He was flexible to meet the group's or individual's needs and adapt the schedule, when it became necessary (e.g. delayed flights)
Great place to visit, take plenty of cash for those souvenirs and pack a few cereal bars - food was a bit repetetive...
First time I used exodus. Impeccable service for the money one pays. In general, hotels, sites, guide, driver, etc were all one expects from such a trip. Well done Exodus. I shall be using you again in the near future, probably as soon as next year! God be with us all.
Istanbul's cleanliness despite the 17 million who live there.Fantastic food.The fact that all Western civilisation started from there, including all of Christianity.The gentleness of the Turks, including that of our driver and guide.
Could not have been better. Difficult to find such a well-informed, gentle and helpful leader, who made our stay super-enjoyable.
Yes. Two advices. 1. Do not do Termessos! Not worth the climb, except for the excercise!2. Try and chose your own restaurants where possible. It's fun and exciting and worth all the hastle! Try and eat where the Turks eats and not the majority of tourists.
This trip was more than I was hoping for as I was a complete novice at walking holidays. Fantastic way to see such interesting places, people, wildlife and geology.
As a complete novice at walking holidays, I amazed myself by the fifth day when I climbed Pico Ruivo (1,862 mts high). I stood on a mountain surrounded by clouds and "up with the Gods". Fantastic moment for me.
My Guide was called Andre. It was just me and him for the whole 7 days. What a mind of knowledge that young man has. I learnt Maderian history, geology, fauna, wildlife, customs, politics, and bad jokes!! I really hope Exodus continues to use his services.
Just go for it! Even if you're a solo traveller and walking novice like me, you have to start somewhere and why not try walking the levadas in Maderia.