September 13, 2013Read time - 3 minutesSara Bull talks about her inspiration to continue travelling...To travel the world, rucksack on back, living day-to-day, never quite able to anticipate what experiences the day will bring. To see sights that you never imagined could be so beautiful, to speak to people that you may never have met otherwise and to share these experiences with others are just some of the reasons why I’m still so passionate about what I do.Sandra BullWhy I love my jobFor me, it’s not so much about scaling Kilimanjaro, trekking across Switzerland, watching the sunrise over Annapurna or climbing the peaks of South America, although all of these are wonderful.My job is about the journey that it takes to get to these places, it’s about spending time in the outdoors and about the people with whom I share it. It doesn’t matter where you are in the world - it’s the people that you share it with that make that experience what it is. People will often say that I inspire them, but I am inspired every day by someone. Whether it is sharing in the experience of someone overcoming a fear or witnessing someone digging into their reserves to reach their goal; it is often the smallest things that make the biggest impact on me.In my free time, I’ve travelled around the world and trekked in some stunning places, I’ve pushed myself to the limit, and beyond, I’ve overcome fear and injury, defying the odds and I know what it feels like to stand somewhere and almost not be able to absorb it all because of its incredible beauty.This I see in others and there aren’t any better thanks for doing the job than that!What You Think of Sara..."Sara our group leader really knew her stuff and was full of ideas for our next trips; she has been to most places that Exodus go!!" - Jayne Edwards"Sara was an excellent and well-prepared guide. Always willing to listen and help and capable of bringing a diverse group together.'" - Howard MorrisDiscover some of our popular adventure tours below and plan your next trip.
Kilimanjaro Climb - Lemosho Route 104 reviews Walk this less-trekked and scenic route Walking & Trekking Activity level: Challenging / Tough Ages: 16+ 10 Days from £3,699 Guided (Excl. Flights) View More Details
Annapurna Circuit 22 reviews This route is said to offer the most varied scenery of any classic Nepal trek Walking & Trekking Activity level: Challenging Ages: 16+ 22 Days from £1,949 Guided (Excl. Flights) View More Details
The Inca Trail 160 reviews Follow in the footsteps of the Peruvian Incas as you trek the classic Inca Trail Walking & Trekking Activity level: Moderate Ages: 16+ 8 Days from £1,399 Guided (Excl. Flights) View More Details