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Your Words – We tell it like it is! Holiday Reviews by previous Exodus travellers  

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Beat all my expectations

This was my first walking holiday and was a little apprehensive ,surpassed my exceptions , the walking was just as explained , looking forward to the get one

Most Inspirational Moment

The walking , meeting new friends

Thoughts on Group Leader

Excellent , very informative , helpful and made sure we all were having a good time

MONT BLANC TOUR (HOTEL)

The Tour of Mont Blanc was a brilliant holiday, and one that I will remember for a very long time. The hotels were varied but conveniently placed so that many could be walked directly to, rather than being bused to at the end of a hard walking day. The rest days were well spaced throughout the holiday. Our Guide/Leader ‘Frank’ was brilliant, making sure we had fresh produce for our lunch every walking day and that our evening meal was taken care of, taking into account vegetarians and someone who needed gluten free meals. Nothing was too much trouble for Frank. He pointed out and named all the peaks and glaciers that we could see whilst walking. On our free days he suggested places of interest we could visit. I had a lovely time. I couldnt get over the beauty of the Massif, I had to keep pinching myself just in case I was dreaming. Magical!!

Most Inspirational Moment

Seeing Mont Blanc for the first time on the first day, glistening in the morning sunshine.

Thoughts on Group Leader

See above. Frank really looked after me and my hushand. Nothing was too much trouble for him. He knew the circuit of Mont Blanc like the back of his hand, he was very knowledgeable of the area and its history.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Just do it and enjoy every moment!!

Cycle Cilento & Amalfi Coast

Enjoyable trip cycling up a relatively quiet coastline of Italy and finishing off in spectacular style on the Amalfi Coast with really really good food along the way (additional lunches were incredible value at around €10pp). Only complaint was the late arrival of the group flight which meant that after a 3 hour transfer we did not arrive at our first nights accommodation in Palinuro until 3am in the morning (even if it hadn’t been delayed we would have arrived at 1.30am which is just too late).

Most Inspirational Moment

Cycling 75kms on our last day along the Amalfi Coast road from Minori to Sorrento and back. Amazing! ...also cycling past the ruins at Paestrum. ...also the food was also incredible throughout.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Paolo was really good at keeping the group together whilst cycling.....this may have been frustrating for the faster cyclists but meant he could keep everyone safe along the way.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Insect repellent! Italian mosquitos are relentless and none of us were prepared for them.

Mount Toubkal trip 7-14/09/14

A good introduction to trekking in Morocco for the more serious hillwalker, allowing for acclimatisation before summiting the highest mountain in North Africa. The porterage of luggage, tents and food by mules provides a degree more comfort, while the meals provided were welcome and a better standard than one might of expected given the conditions.

Most Inspirational Moment

Summiting Mt Toubkal Being invited to the home of the cook for tea Rugged scenery

Thoughts on Group Leader

Hassan was knowledgeable, when asked, with excellent language skills and fully fluent in English. His pace-setting was for the range of levels of fitness of a large group was very good. I felt safe throughout the walking sections of the trip.

Advice for Potential Travellers

I'm sorry but Marrakech airport is a terrible experience with extremely slow immigration on both arrival and departure, lack of air conditioning, and interminable check-in with boarding cards having to be hand-written. Despite the delay while queueing, if you arrive on a late flight its worth changing money at the airport - Bank of England notes only. Take a range of walking clothing as it was very cold and windy on the upper section of Mt Toubkal Be prepared for an upset stomach

Inc(a)redible...

An absolutely amazing holiday with lots of variety in the flora and fauna as it takes you to the city, jungle, mountains and islands.

Most Inspirational Moment

The fourth day of the Inca Trail was my highlight - the day started with a beautiful sunrise above the campsite and then a walk downhill through the cloud forest to three sets of Inca Ruins before lunch (which we only had to share with llamas as no other tour groups were in sight). After lunch was the pinnacle of the day, coming through the Sun Gate in the sunshine to see our first glimpse of Machu Picchu. Finally, in the evening, going to the hot springs to relax and to wash which was a welcome relief after 4 days of wet wipe showers!!

Thoughts on Group Leader

Our group leader, Fabrizzio, was great - he was very laid back and friendly. He was always available but he didn't over organise us. We had separate guides for the Amazon and Lake Titicaca who had local knowledge but it was good to also have Fabrizzio for the whole trip to ensure that we had consistency.

Advice for Potential Travellers

You should only attempt this trip if you have a reasonable level of fitness as otherwise you probably won't enjoy it and it can be frustrating for the rest of the group - despite the rest of us waiting for 2 hours at lunchtime for slower group members to catch up, one member of our group arrived into camp in the dark on the 2nd day of the trek, about 4 hours after the rest of us (and after the rest of us had already gone to bed) which can't have been fun for her. Be aware that the rooms in the Amazon only have a curtain as the bathroom door so make sure you know your travelling companion well as they will hear everything!! As has been said in other reviews, wear layers on the Inca Trail - during the days it can be very warm and sunny but in the evenings it gets very cold. Invest in a rain poncho (which are available cheaply in Cusco) as, although these may not be the most stylish items of clothing, they are brilliant for keeping you and your rucksack dry.

The Zambezi Valley

A superb trip, full of wildlife and wilderness adventure. And, almost as scary, a classroom full of 6 year olds.

Most Inspirational Moment

Wild camping on islands surrounded by hippos and crocodiles - slightly nerve-wracking!

Thoughts on Group Leader

TK was fantastic. Canoeing through this area is a potentially risky activity, but we were kept safe and entertained at all times.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Be prepared for a scary start to the trip - we canoed to our first camp in the dark! Bring a sense of adventure and a good camera.

Classic Kenya Safari

Another excellent Exodus trip. Having eventually passed through the crowded immigration controls, set out on the anticipated long road trip – great time at Lake Elementaita Lodge with Joseph giving excellent nature walk.
The 4 rhinos sighted at Lake Nakuru were only surpassed by two BLACK RHINOS when we travelled on to the Masai Mara. Davis our driver/guide was amazing to be able to spot wildlife and drive. Camp set up excellent along with food and hurrah for electricity in tent for recharging camera batteries.

Most Inspirational Moment

Seeing two black rhino in the open for half an hour.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Excellent - so knowledgeable and calm - listens to clients wishes and accommodates as best as possible.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Take water into immigration hall on arrival and ensure you do not end up in transit lounge as did one of our group (signage poor). Be prepared for v bumpy ride from Lakes to Masai Mara.

Treasures of Sicily

An excellent choice for a first visit to Sicily with elements of the island’s culture and history, its exciting geology and varied scenery. The days were full of interest and the evenings spent with great fellow travellers.

Most Inspirational Moment

We loved the walk along the coast ending with a swim in the crystal clear water of a delightful bay. The numbers and variety of temples and auditoriums was impressive and the over-the-top baroque churches are a must-see.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Fabio was a super guide - informative, proud of his Sicilian heritage and passionate about the history and landscape of his homeland. In the daytime he guided us through the villages and towns and in the evening he steered us through the delights of Sicilian cuisine. Our driver, Lucas, deserves a mention, too, for his skilful driving of our coach, sometimes to places a coach was not meant to go.

Advice for Potential Travellers

This is a full-on schedule and you might benefit from preparation if you have a list of things you want to see at each of the sites as time can seem short. However, there is some spare time for self-guided visits. The scheduled walks are not too demanding but there are other opportunities to stretch your legs (or just laze on a beach). Boots or sturdy walking shoes were useful; poles, too, on the Etna walk.

Walking the Amalfi Coast

A very good mix of enough walking with time for leisure and relaxation, with bits of time on the beach or by the hotel pool. Beautiful landscapes, charming villages, and a pleasant hotel with friendly and helpful staff. The heat and the steps made the walks more challenging at times than might be expected for a Easy/Moderate walking holiday.

Most Inspirational Moment

The coastline is stunning and rugged and there were surprisingly few other tourists encountered on the walks. This was not the case at Pompeii but the site was stunning regardless with many well preserved frescos and mosaics. Walking up and round the rim of Vesuvius was challenging but well worthwhile. I loved having views of the coast for much of the time whilst walking but my favourite walk was probably the Valle de Feria which had streams, waterfalls and woods.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Christina was very bubbly and friendly, a very experienced tour leader with a wealth of knowledge about the local areas and a fund of stories. The trip was well organised and her relationships with other staff were very good. She was helpful in advising about options for the rest day.

Advice for Potential Travellers

The walking can be challenging in the heat. Do take poles as there are some steep downs and some ups too with the ground not always firm underneath. If you choose to go to Capri take the earliest possible ferry out and back as it is very busy once you get there and you may queue for transport (this may be more a problem in August) and have little time to see anything. I spent more time in Ana Capri which was pretty and much quieter and less touristy than Capri town. The group flight arrives very late on the Saturday evening which seemed a waste of a day. I arranged my own flights and spent some time in Naples which I would recommend as a gritty city with a lot of culture.

Greek Islands Holiday

The itinerary,organisation,transport were well planned and executed.
The leader knowledgable and charismatic, sharing her considerable knowledge of the flora and fauna and of the islands and the way of life of the local people.
The hotel on Naxos was disappointing,the breakfast frugal. Fresher and a better quality and quantity could be bought at nearby places for 5 euros

Most Inspirational Moment

I particularly enjoyed the visit to the archaeological site on Santorini and my own private follow up to see the artefacts in the museum in Fira, the main town.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Dynamic ,knowledgable and charismatic.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Although I had checked what the temperature might be in the islands in early September, before I booked the holiday, it was much hotter than I was expecting. Many of the islanders told me that although it was unusually hot, and that late October would probably be a better time for a walking holiday.