For over 50 years, we’ve been creating incredible adventures in the most remarkable corners of the globe. With trips spanning all seven continents, we’ve honed our expertise and created experiences that ignite every kind of wanderlust. Whether you’re drawn to the echoes of history, the call of the wild, the challenge of mountain trails, or the freedom of the open road on two wheels, we’ve got an Exodus adventure for you. When you travel with us, you can rest assured we’ve got something extraordinary for everyone.
For The History Buff
Sri Lanka’s history stretches back over 2,500 years, marked by advanced ancient kingdoms like Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa, which were renowned for their irrigation systems, architecture, and Buddhist influence. The island was also shaped by traders who sought spices and gems over the centuries, which makes this tear-drop island a fascinating place for history buffs to discover. And our Discover Sri Lanka tour, allows you to immerse yourself in the stories of the past.
On this trip, you’ll summit the ancient rock fortress of Sigiriya, where you can marvel at the ingenuity of a 5th-century palace perched atop a massive monolith. On your climb up the steps, you’ll uncover intricate frescoes and panoramic views of an engineered water garden system below. In Polonnaruwa, the island’s medieval capital, you and your group will have the chance to stroll among well-preserved ruins of royal palaces, shrines, and giant stone Buddha statues, each bearing testament to the grandeur of Sri Lanka’s past.
The journey continues to Anuradhapura, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, where sacred stupas and sprawling monasteries evoke the spiritual dedication of early civilisations. One of the last cultural stops on this trip is Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a living museum of history. On your visit, we’d recommend you explore the iconic lighthouse, the Dutch Reformed Church, and ancient bastions of the Sun and Moon that overlook the Indian Ocean. You and your group will also stop at Martin Wickramasinghe Folk Museum Complex on the outskirts of Galle Fort, which highlights traditional Sri Lankan culture with exhibits on folk art, tools, and ancient customs. You’ll soon find that each stop on this trip brings this island’s history to life, making it a must for history buffs.
For The Avid Trekker
If you’re searching for the perfect blend of walking and cultural immersion then our Walking in Andalucía trip may be the ideal trip for you in 2025. Andalucía, in southern Spain, is a paradise for walkers, with its rugged mountain ranges, enchanting, whitewashed villages, and sunlit olive groves – and our expert local guides know the routes throughout this region like the back of their hand.
On five out of eight days during this trip, you can choose from Level 2 (Leisurely to Moderate) and Level 4 (Moderate to Challenging) walks, depending on your preference and level of fitness. Level 2 walkers can enjoy gentler routes, such as traversing the Poqueira Gorge, meandering through olive groves, and exploring the charming Alpujarras villages like Pampaneira and Capileira. These walks balance scenic beauty with a relaxed pace. Level 4 walks tackle more demanding trails, including steeper climbs in the Sierra Nevada and Sierra de Grazalema, with highlights like the dramatic Garganta Verde gorge. But both routes include a ticket to the Caminito del Rey (“The King’s Little Path”), one of the most renowned walking trails in the country which clings to the steep walls of the narrow Gaitanes Gorge. Whichever option you choose, both routes are designed to immerse you in Andalucía’s stunning landscapes, authentic villages, and vibrant culture.
When you’re not on the trails, you’ll get to enjoy time in Pampaneira, Bubión, and Capileira – known as the Alpujarras villages. While you’re visiting, why not try Alpujarra Wine, created from indigenous grape varieties and their delicious honey and jam, made from local wildflowers and fruits in the region? You’ll also enjoy a free day in Seville on day five, where you can explore the city’s wonderful tapas bars, the famed Alcazar and La Giralda, which houses Christopher Columbus’ remains. If you’re looking for a trip that’s more than just a simple hike, this walking adventure covers beautiful walking trails which allow you to discover the heart and soul of southern Spain.
For The Keen Cyclist
Our Cycling Vietnam adventure is one of our customers’ favourite trips for good reason. Encompasses a mix of different terrains, from peaceful country lanes to challenging off-road paths this itinerary is ideal for keen cyclists looking to venture further afield this year. Taking in some of the country’s most iconic and lesser-known cycling routes, this 14-day adventure allows you to cover almost the entire length of Vietnam from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi in the north.
After settling in, you’ll drive out of Ho Chi Min City and spend time discovering the tunnels on foot and cycling around this poignant wartime site, before returning to Ho Chi Min City for one more night. Once you’ve transferred out of the city the following day, your cycling route then veers to the coast past tropical fruit and rubber plantations to Mui Ne, before taking on climbs through the lush central highlands the next day. You and your group will then enjoy riding through Bidoup Ba National Park before transferring on a boat to Whale Island for a relaxing two days of cruising, snorkelling and sightseeing around the remote island.
Once back on the mainland, you’ll take on an epic coastal ride to Quy Nhon, where you’ll get to cycle across Nhon Hoi Bridge, the longest sea bridge in Vietnam. After this, you’ll spend time exploring the UNESCO-listed town of Hoi An, cycling its charming, lantern-lined streets and nearby countryside, before testing your stamina by traversing the spectacular Hai Van Pass (1,903ft). But the journey doesn’t end there. We’ve wrapped up this epic adventure, with visits to the Forbidden Purple City outside Hue, and a once-in-a-lifetime overnight cruise and kayaking excursion across Ha Long Bay. Your country-spanning adventure comes to a close in Hanoi.
For The Wildlife Enthusiast
Another firm favourite is our Discover Costa Rica trip. This 15-day adventure takes you to the very heart of Costa Rica, to uncover the country’s unique flora and fauna. Working with the most knowledgeable tracking experts and naturalists who have decades of experience under their belts, you have the best possible chance of spotting some of the most incredible tropical creatures in the wild while also learning how they contribute to the country’s thriving ecosystems.
On this trip, you’ll get the opportunity to explore Tortuguero’s maze of canals, teeming with howler monkeys, three-toed sloths, speckled caimans, and bright scarlet macaws. If you time your trip during the right season, you may also get to see turtles nesting on its nearby beaches. A trip to Arenal Volcano National Park on day four, also gives you the chance to see spider monkeys and a wide variety of birdlife, as estimates claim that 53% of the country’s birdlife lives within this park alone. On days six and seven, you’ll journey to Monteverde and the Santa Elena Cloud Forest to observe howler monkeys, colourful hummingbirds, and hopefully the elusive quetzal, if you’re lucky.
The final days of this Costa Rican adventure will see you travelling through Manuel Antonio National Park to find playful capuchin monkeys and the endangered titi monkey, alongside sloths, iguanas, and agoutis. You’ll then travel south to Piedras Blancas and stay in the private reserve of the Esquinas Rainforest Lodge, where hikes nearby could unveil sightings of vibrant toucans, white-faced capuchin monkeys and glass frogs. Your incredible adventure ends in the Copey Valley, where you and your group will have a delicious lunch prepared by a local family before returning to San José.
If these adventures have sparked your wanderlust, why not check out our full collection here – you’ll find we’ve got an adventure for everyone!
