Exodus Adventure Travels

Immerse yourself amongst the ecosystems of Central America as you undertake a Costa Rica wildlife holiday that will have you peering through the undergrowth in jungles, cloud forests and mangrove swamps as well as checking out the beaches on both Pacific and Caribbean coastlines. Hiking in the realm of Arenal Volcano and staying overnight in a rainforest lodge in Piedras Blancas National Park provides a real thrill for the senses with trips to Monteverde and Savegre Cloud Forest helping to make this Costa Rica wildlife holiday an incredibly exciting and immersive experience. As you’d hope from any exotic destination for a wildlife tour, Costa Rica is blessed with an absolute abundance ...Read more >

Amalfi coast walking holidays are exactly what you need to fill your life with an artist's palette of colour along one of Europe's most scintillating, and romantic, coastlines. This eight-day Amalfi coast walking holiday takes place against a classic Mediterranean backdrop with mountains ascending out of the ocean ringed by walking trails and winding narrow roads. Secret grottos and coves align the shore and make Amalfi coast walks as much about getting outdoors as they are about rest and rejuvenation. Further up the steep mountain slopes you'll be invited to follow ancient donkey trails and well-worn footpaths leading to out of the way villages and towns where citrus groves span deep ...Read more >

A Carpathian Mountains holiday is all about hiking, history, wilderness and wildlife. We cover the most eclectic mix during this week of wandering through Transylvania, best known for Dracula but most celebrated for dramatic landscapes of canyons, virgin forests and remote ancient villages. Travelling in a small group with an expert local guide this trip is centre based, staying in a locally owned guesthouse in Magura at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains, from where we take trips out by private bus or the traditional horse and cart. Also traditional in this region are the Kalibash villages of which Magura is one and Pestera another. We take a day trekking around these ancient ...Read more >

Spend a week on holiday in Jordan and you'll soon discover that there's a lot more to life in the desert than you may have first thought. Exciting activities and cultural enlightenment await as you embrace your inner-Bedouin and embark on a week in Jordan featuring all of the major points of interest from Jerash and Amman, in the north, to Wadi Rum and the Red Sea, in the south. Where else would you have the chance to go snorkelling over coral reefs and float on a saline sea before spending a couple of days exploring the fascinating sandstone carved city of Petra prior to camping out under the stars amongst the folds of the desert? This one week in Jordan holiday offers an ideal ...Read more >

Since separating from the rest of Cyprus in 1974, Northern Cyprus has received far fewer tourists than the rest of island – but some of Cyprus’s most beautiful landscapes and fascinating archaeological sites can be found here. This North Cyprus walking holiday takes you through this unspoiled region, teeming with wildlife, to introduce you to the laid back Turkish Cypriot culture and discover the remains of the civilisations that inhabited the region, dating back over 3,000 years. Along the way, you’ll visit pretty mountain villages and harbour towns; crusader castles at Kyrenia and Buffavento; and the Incirli cave, filled with stalactites and stalagmites. Most days you’ll be walking ...Read more >

It’s the world’s highest free-standing mountain and, reaching its 5,895m, Uhuru Peak is one transformative trek, especially taking the world famous Kilimanjaro Rongai route. A ten day small group holiday, trekking with expert guides, this challenging expedition consists of six full days of walking and climbing following the only route up to the summit from the north, close to the Kenyan border. With full porterage throughout this Kilimanjaro climb, you do need a good fitness level for this tough but extremely rewarding trekking holiday although the Rongai route is, relatively, a more gentle approach than some other routes. The holiday also includes one day for acclimatisation, in the ...Read more >

Jordan cycling holidays combine the enjoyment and energy of getting out and about on two wheels with some of the Middle East's most impressive and important sites of historic and cultural interest. You might well be surprised as to the quality of the asphalt roads out in Jordan, they're amazing and go on forever, and if you think that you're going to be cycling on sand then forget it, you can't! As with most quality cycling holidays, Jordan offers an opportunity to experience both the scenery and local lifestyles with roads aligned with olive groves leading to remote hill top communities whilst lengthy descents turn to desert sands dotted with nomadic herders. Of course, no Jordan ...Read more >

There's nothing like the southwest states to really get to grips with the laid back pace of life in Kerala and tropical India; cycling holidays certainly optimising the 'go with the flow' attitude that allows travellers to relax and explore, way off traditional tourist trails. Kerala and tropical India cycling holidays unveil an ever-changing backdrop of natural beauty, forgotten villages and untouched beaches with a wealth of delicious regional cuisine certain to keep spirits high over the course of a two week tour. From the cooler climate of the Western Ghats to the peaceful canals and waterways of Kerala, tropical India cycling holidays invite an essential glimpse at life in the ...Read more >

Nepal’s Annapurna sanctuary is a vast, natural amphitheatre ringed by the peaks of the Annapurna Himal, which soar up to 7,000m high. This Annapurna Sanctuary trekking holiday follows a circular route from Birethani to the Sanctuary and back, with magnificent views of Himalayan giants including Annapurna 1 and 3, Gangapurna, Glacier Dome, Machhapuchhare and Fang. Over 11 days, you’ll be trekking through terraced hillsides and rhododendron forests – alive with colour in spring. There are opportunities to bathe in clear mountain pools – and to ascend hills in time to catch the sunrise over the mountains before returning to camp for breakfast. You’ll pass riverside villages, the summer huts ...Read more >

Set your sights on a Singalila Ridge trekking holiday in India and you’ll find yourself immersed in the tea plantations, hill stations and rhododendron forests of the northeast Indian state of Sikkim which is bordered by Bhutan, Tibet and Nepal. This area has only recently become much more accessible with a Singalila Ridge trekking holiday in India now incorporating time spent in Darjeeling featuring rides by ‘toy train’ and views over the third tallest peak on the planet, Kanchenjunga. A Singalila Ridge trekking holiday in India is as much about discovering the culture and spirituality of the region as it is about those all important Himalayan horizons with chances to spot Makalu, Lhotse ...Read more >

Western Europe’s highest mountain is surrounded by seven beautiful valleys, and the Mont Blanc circuit follows the paths that link them together. The full circuit takes around two weeks to complete – but this week-long Tour du Mont Blanc holiday is perfect with those for less time, as it is based in the charming town of Chamonix, and takes minibuses out each day to explore the diverse highlights of the circuit. Each day you’ll walk a different section of the Tour du Mont Blanc, ensuring you take in the most outstanding landscapes that this route has to offer. You’ll walk between 9 and 16km each day, over five days, and while there are some steep ascents, you’ll stay at a comfortably low ...Read more >

There is a lot to pack into an Amalfi coast holiday, Naples, Pompeii, Herculaneum, the island of Capri and incredible walking routes that line the coast, dipping in and out both the Gulf of Naples and the Gulf of Salerno. Both of these Gulfs compete for gorgeousness, but this eight day trip manages to capture many of their highlights, based in one charming family owned hotel for the entire stay, and taking private transport out to the various daily sites every day. The hotel, in the village of Bomerano has an outdoor pool and is in a lovely elevated position with a refreshing breeze when you most need it. Travelling in a small group, with a local expert guide accompanying you, tours ...Read more >

This is a seventeen day Peru highlights tour includes a four day trek up the Inca Trail, as well as visits to Lake Titicaca and the famous Nazca lines. Staying in hotels along the way, although you will be camping on the Inca Trail for three nights, where all equipment is provided and there will also be full porterage. Starting on the coast in Lima, we spend a day exploring this 16th century Spanish colonial city which, although vast, is fascinating. Moving swiftly away from the crowds, we journey south and take a sailing trip out to the Ballestas Islands National Park, one of the most populated habitats for marine bird species in the world. Back on dry land, highlights of Peru’s coastal ...Read more >

Tiger tours in India offer an amazing opportunity to get up close to one of the world’s most endearing, yet deadly, predators, which is why this 16 day tour has been designed to make the most of Northern India’s premier national parks in order to increase chances of safety and success. The protected areas of Bandhavgarh, Pench and Kanha national parks make ideal destinations for tiger tours in India with an abundance of alternative animal action adding to excitement levels as you go exploring on 15 individual India tiger tours over the course of two weeks. Early booking recommendation: Due to recent changes in the management of India tiger tours, and organising game drives in general, ...Read more >

If you are moderately fit and have a moderate budget, this week long walking holiday in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco is far from moderate on the experience and exquisite scales. Starting in Marrakech, we stay in a three star hotel and enjoy the sights, sounds and all things aesthetically pleasing about this fine city. From the other worldly culture of Marrakech’s souks and bazaars, we head up into the High Atlas for another worldliness of a natural kind. Swapping hotel for mountain gite and more basic accommodation, the scenery of our daily hikes every day is five star, all the way. Such as a six hour loop through the Tizi'n'Ourghsan or a hike out to Lake Tamda, perfectly poised ...Read more >

This nine day Nile cruise holiday in Egypt actually starts on land, taking time to explore the world famous historical monuments and ancient architecture that the city and its surrounds are so famous for. Including, of course, the Great Pyramids of Giza where over a hundred of these Ancient Egyptian constructions are a powerful sight to behold. After taking an internal flight to Luxor, we take time to visit the stunning Valley of the Kings, a labyrinth of underground tombs including King Tutankhamun’s burial chamber. Crossing back over the Nile’s east bank we explore Luxor Temple and the Karnak Temple complex, before boarding the luxury cruise boat. This boat is an extremely comfortable ...Read more >

The beauty of snowshoeing is that it takes you deep into snow-clad landscapes not accessible to drivers or trekkers. On this snowshoeing holiday in the Dolomites you’ll explore the shore of Lago di Braies and the Fanes-Senne National Park, following old WW1 tracks and forest trails and learning about the region’s military history along the way. The Dolomites are Italy’s most dramatic mountain range, with vertical limestone walls, sheer cliffs and jagged peaks soaring to over 3,000m. Its most stunning vista is the Tre Cime di Lavaredo – and this itinerary takes you along routes beneath these three jagged peaks. You’ll be taught how to walk in your snowshoes, and start out on some of the ...Read more >

You would be hard-pushed to find a more exciting tour of Bolivia than this two-week adventure. A guided small group tour, it takes in everything from trekking in Amboró National Park (home to nearly 1,000 bird species as well as pumas and ocelots) to a 4WD expedition around the Uyuni salt flats, a night in an ecolodge overlooking Lake Titicaca, and a series of vibrant cities. Yes it covers all the highlights of Bolivia, but this is no whistle-stop tour. You’re exploring at a pace that allows you to really immerse yourself in landscapes like nowhere else in the world, and colourful indigenous culture. Accompanied by an expert tour leader who will ensure everything runs smoothly, you’ll ...Read more >

This comprehensive eight-day road trip zips around north-east Oman, starting in the capital city of Muscat. Gape at the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, get lost in Mutrah Souq and cruise the coastline from an ancient trader’s perspective on a dhow. Outside the city walls, you’ll venture into a landscape cut from sandswept wadis and mountains. The Jebel Shams viewpoint balances above Wadi Ghul (‘the Grand Canyon of Oman’), plus you’ll bounce through the Wahiba Sands on a 4x4 drive. There are chances to dig deeper into Omani culture, too. Take tea with the Omani Women’s Association, break bread with a Bedouin family, and see how turtles are treated like royalty at Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve.Read more >

During this twelve day Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia holiday, you will dip in and out of great capitals, Cold War history and even the coast. Starting in Estonia’s capital of Tallinn, where the medieval walled old town is a hub of Estonian contemporary and ancient culture. Followed closely by Tartu, a fascinating Hanseatic city dating back to the 11th century. In between these two towns, and as with all the stops on this tri-nation holiday, wilderness is never too far away and here in Estonia, we take time in Lahemaa National Park where the terrain varies from empty beaches to ancient moss covered pine forests that feel untouched by time or human intervention. Moving south into Latvia, ...Read more >