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PROMOTIONAL FEATURE


Top fi ve life-changing


adventures with EXODUS


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DOGSLED IN FINLAND


Explore the frozen expanses of Finnish Lapland in the Arctic Circle with a team of furry companions. Learn the intricacies of dogsledding while forging deep bonds with your dogs and fellow adventurers. Eight days from £2,499pp, incl. fl ights


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One of the most rewarding aspects of travel is feeling your world view bursting wide open through once-in-a-lifetime experiences


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MANALI TO LEH RIDE


Cycle on one of the highest roads in the world as you traverse the Indian Himalayas, climbing passes that reach 13,000ſt above sea level. Marvel at Tibetan monasteries and immerse yourself in the local culture. 18 days from £2,499pp, incl. fl ights


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GORILLAS AND THE


MASAI MARA


Visiting three countries — Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda — guests have the chance to see Africa’s wildlife, including mountain gorillas and the Masai Mara’s wildebeest as they undertake the annual Great Migration. 16 days from £2,799pp, incl. fl ights


LENIN PEAK ASCENT


The Pamir Mountains in Kyrgyzstan provide a proper challenge, scaling heights of over 20,000ſt . Known as ‘The Roof of the World’, these mountains off er astounding views of the snowy peaks and verdant valleys. 25 days from £3,999pp, incl. fl ights


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THE HIGH INCA TRAIL


The perennial bucket- list entry of Machu Picchu is just one of the stops on this epic full-service camping trek. Hike through the stunning Vilcabamba Range, navigate the challenging Inca Trail and soak up views of Mount Salcantay’s glaciers. 16 days from £1,499pp, incl. fl ights


CONTACT US exodus .co.uk T: 020 3733 0442 E: sales@exodus .co.uk


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