Meet the experts! Our staff have travelled the world and are ready to use their expertise and knowledge to ensure you get the most out of your adventure.
Quick links to the Experts sections: Walking & Trekking | Cycling | Winter | Culture | Family | Wildlife | Polar
Exodus offers over 150 of the greatest walking holidays around the globe and are the world's walking & trekking specialist.
Our cycling holidays come in all shapes and sizes; from gentle cycling in the Loire region of France to off-road adventures in Morocco's Atlas Mountains.
Welcome to winter holidays with a difference! Whether you're gliding along on skis, making fresh tracks on snowshoes, mushing your own dog team or gazing up at he night sky to witness the mesmerising Northern Lights, an Exodus winter adventure guarantees a truly memorable experience, just ask our experts!
Cultural discovery trips extends further than a country's guidebook checklist can, and on an Exodus holiday, we aim to really get under the skin of a destination by immersing our travellers in local communities and learning about the day to day lives of residents, which can be as fascinating as the spectacular tourist attractions, just ask our Experts!
Our expert staff, both here in the office and out in the field, are the fundamental reason so many return to enjoy wildlife holidays with us, thrilled by their safari or expedition, seduced by the species but respectful of our faint footprint on its existence.
Travelling with the family in tow can be a daunting task but with Exodus family adventures, the hard work is all taken care of for you. Carefully crafted itineraries ensure there's plenty of fun and activity to keep both the adults and kids entertained!
At the ends of the Earth and far from the madding crowd, the Polar Regions are perhaps the last pristine wildernesses left on the planet. They’re harsh, merciless environments of savage, eye-watering beauty. How times have changed for the Polar adventurer? These days we can take a Polar Expedition to explore the frozen polar continents in relative comfort and safety and return to our homes within 2 weeks, unlike Ernest Shackleton and his crew who took two years to escape its icy clutches after their ship was crushed in 1915.
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