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I always find Exodus guides to go beyond expectation to try and find us the best experiences they can
Bears, orangutans, elephants and all the other wildlife too many highlights to narrow down. And a fantastic group of people
Both our leaders were amazing both very knowledgeable and happy to share all their knowledge I always find Exodus guides to go beyond expectation to try and find us the best experiences they can
Our seven day trip, covering Porto, the Douro wine region, the city of Lisbon and beautiful Obidos was a fabulous introduction to this beautiful country.
Transportation was with a comfortable small coach, which did not involve unduly long journeys between our numerous destinations. Hotel stays were comfortable and well located in the towns and villages visited.
Our group of nine people were superbly led, guided, supported (and educated!) by the wonderful Carla Costa, who played such an important role in our overall enjoyment.
One of the very best tours I have ever experienced.
Obidos village
Carla Costa - best ever
Just book it!
Holiday was very well organised and itinerary very varied. Enjoyed being part of a smaller group and local guide, food and hotel all excellent.
Walk to Ravello and time spent there, Path of the Gods walk and opportunities to swim in the sea at the end of both walks.
Nico was very attuned to the group's needs and wishes, had excellent local knowledge and worked hard to ensure that everyone had the best experience they could on this holiday - and also had a great sense of humour!
The trip was well organised with a goot tour guide as well as specialist guides with good knowledge of the history and culture in the different cities and locations.
Visiting the cities Tallinn, Rega, Tartu and Vilnius
Inga was a good sociable leader and a good communicator, I always felt reassured that everything was well organised and taken care of..She integrated well with all members of the group
I have now been on two exodus trips and both have had excellent tour guides. All transfers are in comfy new buses. Cannot fault any of the hotels. I have felt looked after from start to finish.
The highlights obviously were being in Borneo, looking for the Orangutans. Sadly none spotted in the wild but plenty of other monkeys to see.
Both leaders were very passionate about their jobs. They had a huge knowledge of the areas that were covered. Friendly and attentive making sure everyone was happy at all times. Nothing seemed to be too much for them.
I am keen on the natural world, fascinated by large carnivores – walking and sharing their world was the reason for booking. The spectacular mountain ranges are wild and empty of people. I enjoyed the fact that each day had a different emphasis and the lack of rest day enabled us to really make the most of our surroundings. Relaxing drinks on the patio, a feast of local delights and the company of likeminded, funny and interesting folk was a great end to each day.
I’d love to return in the autumn , but the wildflowers and butterflies were superb.
Hmmm...reaching the Greek border-seeing more wild landscapes stretching into the distance, the empty trails and final push up to a high Rhodope peak, finding different sizes of bear tracks, the sheer abundance of nature which we just don't have in the UK....I can't choose!
Julian's vast experience takes this holiday to another level. Having the perspective of someone from the UK, but who has spent years immersed in the mountains is great. He focussed our walks and gave context to what he taught us. His beliefs and experience of animal/bear behaviour were invaluable...they challenge assumptions and make one gain perspective and understanding.
Poles are useful...as is a lunchbox!
The excursions were fun. I enjoyed all the people in our group. Food was good and plentiful. The family that runs the hotel did not seem very friendly. The sister in-law of one of the brothers was very annoying, when she speaks she screams. The family always ate next us in the dining room, she was horrible, our guide even asked her to pipe down. The staff was fantastic. Nice grounds but barely a 3 star.
The hike on The path of the Gods. Beautiful.
Sevi was great a little brash, but I enjoyed him. Very helpful.
Be prepared to do some walking, I went in the 2nd week in June it was warm. Beautiful trip overall.
Well organised, very good communication and always have good local guides
Several highlights - sleeping in a yurt was very special. Seeing Ragistan square in Samarkand was a breathtaking experience. We loved staying in Bukhara and Khiva
Both leaders were absolutely fantastic - organised, great communication skills, very knowledgeable about countries and history. They interacted with the group with good humour, respect and a caring attitude - both brilliant. I would also like to mention our fantastic driver Valerie in Kyrgyzstan - he was amazing especially driving up and down mountain to yurt camp on unmade roads thick with mud. He was a star!
Excellent organisation. Knowledgeable – and flexible – guides. Interesting activities. Small group. A truly memorable holiday.
Uzbekistan was generally the most evocative element, with Khiva, Bukhara and Samarkand. However, Khyrgystan was - in a different manner - also memorable. That is not to say that the white city of Ashkabat (and the Parthian site at Nisa), or the stunning mountain scenery of Tajikistan, or the cool Western style culture of Almaty were less than enjoyable. A great trip.
It is hard to identify one person, especially when 3 of them were only with us for a relatively short time. However, Tahir was an excellent guide, who stayed with us for a number of days, and imparted a calm efficiency - and kindness - especially on the train journey from Khiva. Svetlana - in Kyrgyzstan was also very helpful and flexible.
Enjoyed the overal experience walking through fab meadows and countryside. Did test my abiliy at some points. The guest house was very clean and staff very helpfull. The food was plentiful and very good fresh quality. The guide Leo was extremely knowledgeable & helpful during our walks. Met with a wide of wildlife and seeing the bears at the sanctury and in the hide.
The meadows walk on the first day - glorious. Seeing 3 bear cubs with mum at the hide and learning about the sanctury. Walking through the gorges and going up into the pastures, on one day to have Polenta and cheese balls picnic and a treat at the cabin further on in the week. Excellent food and a small group of 12 was plenty.
Very good at his job able to respond to requests and accommodate individual needs for their health & wellbeing on achieving the walks