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A wonderful introduction to the history, culture and present day life in Vietnam. However, it was quite city based and we felt that it would have been good to have had more opportunity to experience the countryside as well.
Halong Bay - even though it was misty! This added to the atmosphere in a strange sort of way. I loved Hoi An.
Excellent - very knowledgable and good fun. He sometimes spoke a little bit too fast for our aging hearing.
Be prepared for quite an intensive agenda, but above all enjoy it!
The magical forests and critters are out of fairy tales, the landscapes breath taking and the diversity of the countries flora as only before seen in the tropical aisles in garden centres. The people always smiling and pleased to assist. A proud nation in a beautiful country – a true gem of our earth.
Having only seen one hummingbird in my life, I was smitten with the amount and variety available throughout Costa Rica. When one took nectar from a flower in my hand and in my hair, I was hooked on these endearing, delicate and colourful birds.
So passionate, eager to pass on his experiences and knowledge, a proud Costa Rican.
Go ... you will dream of it the rest of your lives.
A sensational, well balanced and well thought-out trip!
For me, the starry skies in the desert. I know that will sound odd on a trip that took it the magnificent sights of Petra but, most of all, I enjoyed the quiet peacefulness of the desert.
Our group leader was Zuhair and he was very good. He kept everything running smoothly and possesses a wealth of knowledge about his country and the region.
(1) Because a lot of other reviewers had pointed out that sand gets in your boots I took and wore gaiters every day and that was very effective in preventing that particular problem. (2) Even if you're somewhat afraid of heights (as I am), make the effort to steel yourself to walk across the the natural rock bridge at Jebel Burdah ("the arch of Burdah"). (3) Learn some short stories! If you are fortunate enough to have Zuhair as your group leader he will regale you with stories and folk tales over the camp fire. It would have been nice if we could have returned the favour but we couldn't come up with anything remotely as in-depth or entertaining.
The overall organisation of the trip was really good. It is a scenic route, our team of porters were amazing, as were the assistant guides. A character building experience!!
The most inspirational moment for me was looking back at the pictures once back in England. It all seemed so surreal during the trip for one reason and another!!
What can I say about our group leader?? He lacked compassion, and lacked the ability to communicate effectively with the group. He was rude on a number of occassions and was insensitive to our individual needs. Not the best person to have alongside you in a challenging environment unfortunately.
To make sure you take poles, shorts, and a sun hat. You gear up for the cold - but make sure you are equiped for the sunshine!
A fairly intense itinerary that enables you to see stunning scenery and magnificent waterfalls and if you are lucky, some fantastic northern lights.
Seeing the immense and beautiful Skogarfoss waterfall. The dramatic landscape is amazing. Just watching the amount of water pouring over the edge was so incredible. Hearing the noise and standing in the spray from the water was awesome.We were lucky enough to see the Northern Lights on two nights. Worth going just to see the thousands of stars as well. So pretty.A trip to the blue lagoon was a relaxing end to the holiday.
Petur was well organised and was able to tell us a lot about the geography, geology and cultural history of Iceland.
Make sure you take enough warm clothing as night viewing was extremely cold. We wore ski gear and thermals at night.Practice your night photography before the journey as trying to familiarise yourself with manual settings is not ideal in the dark whilst trying to watch the Northern Lights.
A wonderful trip which covers a huge area in a relatively short time. There are long journeys in the coach but it is well worth it as there are lots of magnificent sights and experiences packed into the fortnight and there is always something to see out of the coach window. You could not do this trip in the time span without the experience of Exodus and an excellent group leader.
There were so many! But probably the first close up sight of the Taj Mahal just on dawn with nobody else around except our group as our tour leader had 'encouraged' us to run as soon as we entered the gates! An experience never to be forgotten. Closely followed by seeing six tigers in one day on our safari visit.
Chandra was a star! He looked after us as if we were his own family and his knowledge of Indian and Rajasthani culture which he imparted to us made our trip more interesting and meaningful. He often stopped the coach to show us different aspects of Indian life which we would not have seen without him. He had a super sense of humour and dealt with any problems efficiently. He was ever mindful of our safety and comfort and we could not have wished for a better group leader.
If you want a restful, relaxing holiday then this trip is not for you. However, if you want to see and experience a totally different culture and way of life in an exciting country with lovely people and come home with fantastic memories and a smile on your face then this is definitely one for you!
This was one of the best holidays, it was action packed and lots of travelling but I enjoyed everything. I even tried things I was not sure I could do and was surprised how much I could acheive. I came home feeling quite exhilerated and full of energy.
There were so many things during this trip that inspired me, Cycling by a small river, waving to the locals seeing the wildlife, stopping for fresh coconut and a wonderful curry made by the locals served on a banana leaf. The local people were friendly and smile so much they make you feel so welcome. The safari was amazing we saw so many wonderful birds. My trip to the elephant orphanage was a great highlight, we were so close to these fabulous animals and so loved watching them coming down to the river to play and wash.
Excellent, he had so much experience and being local meant he knew exactly the best things to do, he was discreet, but always available. I enjoyed the history he gave when we were on our long coach rides, it was good to hear about his country.
You do have to be pretty fit, but you do not have to do things if you don't want to. It is worth giving things a try as it adds to the enjoyment and memories of the trip. You must like curry!!
Ridiculously amazing! If you want to see Central America off the beaten track, be refreshed by the wonders of the animals, birds, volcanos, amazing cycling and a perfect end every day with a body of water and cocktail waiting, then this is the trip for you.
Every day, every moment. I think I woke up with a smile plastered to my face and ended with one as well. Hiking through the tropical forest over rope bridges that extend across the expanses. Riding 48 mph down a volcano. Sipping pina coladas in the hot springs. Rafting along the river to see iguanas, monkeys, birds, bats and the list goes on. Doing the zipline tour in La Fortuna. Fresh papaya, pinneapple, guava and coconut on the roadside stand. Taking a leisurely dip in the ocean, gulf or pool at the end of every day. Watching the sunset at the base of the volcano while floating in the lake. Giving soccer balls to some very appreciative little ones. All the smiling faces along the route both young and old, giving us encouragement and letting us see a bit into the wonderful countries that are theirs.
The best ever! Kevin kept us well infomed, made sure we were safe, well taken care of and basically spoiled us for any other potential guide we may have in the future. Paul was an incredible guide, both on and off the bike, pointing out the sights and animals so that nothing was to be missed by our untrained eyes. Taking great care of our bikes and us along the route during any mishaps with tires, chains etc. Luis, Eugenio and Ronaldo kept us safe on the roads. Amazing team.
Get some cycling in before you come. If the terrain is too rough or the heat gets to you, you can always get on the bus. However you really don't want to miss a day of riding, cause there is nothing like seeing these countries from the saddle.
Stunning views ! Hard work but worth it.
Getting to ABC.
Keisher was excellent. Very knowledgeable and very supportive when it got tough (which it did).
There are more steps on this trip than the trip notes say - so bear that in mind. Its VERY cold at MBC and ABC so don't underestimate the quality of sleeping bag you need. Take any medications you need as you will not be able to get them in the mountains. Showers are limited - take lots of wet wipes.
A wonderful trip – truly a Taste of Cuba, well paced and informative, fun and inspiring. Friendly people and great weather! A great group of travelling companions made it so much more – we all connected well. Can’t wait to go back again and see more of this fast changing country, especially the glorious capitol, Havana.
Difficult to pick one thing as we saw and experienced so much. Trinidad is amazing - explored independently on our 2nd day there rather than take the catamaran trip - even took a classic car taxi from the hotel to the city.Visiting Casa de la Trova in the evening to hear the salsa bands in the open air and watch the dancing was great. A classic open car tour of Havana followed by lunch at the National Hotel in Havana was memorable.Staying in the nature reserve in Guajimico and visiting the organic farm followed by a superlative lunch which included whole suckling pig!Eating in the privately owned paladares either when on tour or in the tiny backstreets of Havana was a very different experience.Going to the Tropicana (much better than expected - a really slick & classy show) and also to the Buena Vista Social Club where the old timers really know how to party will be part of my lasting memories.Music everywhere - being serenaded in every restaurant and on many street corners too.
Tony was the ideal tour leader. His knowledge of the history of his country was excellent. He was well organised, putual and went the extra mile to help us all in what we wanted to do. He had a great sense of humour and although at first he thought some of our group were a bit 'eccentric' he took our behaviour in good part and I will always remember singing 'Highway To Hell' on the drive back from Trinidad' after our visit to Casa del Trovas :-)One of our party had her 40th birthday on Easter Sunday and the meal that Tony organised was amazing right down to the band of musicians that played throughout the meal & the HUGE birthday cake which we all shared at the end. If you go on this tour and have Tony as your group leader you are sure to have a great trip.
Take hand gel, wet wipes and your own toilet paper - be warned many toilets outside of hotels have NO seat! There are usually attendants who will hand out a few sheets of toilet paper but will expect you to pay for this or tip them. Change money at the airport and remember to keep 25CUC for departure tax. Be careful when changing CUC back in the airport before departure home as I was short changed by £50 and didn't realise it until I got home and worked out what the rate for buying back was! I also bought a CD of Cuban music from the group who were playing in La Bodiguita del Medio where the group had lunch. It cost 10CUC and was shrink wrapped. When I listened to it at home, the first track was ok, then it deteriorated into hissing & crackles and finally silence. So I was ripped off - beware!Sorry about the negative comments but I'm just forewarning you and these are only minor annoyances.