Exodus Adventure Travels has launched its New Year offer, offering savings of up to 20 percenton select 2026 departures. The offer, open through Jan. 23, 2026, applies to small-group itineraries worldwide guided by locally based experts. Trips are available from Jan. through Dec. 2026 and cover hiking, cycling, cultural and wildlife experiences.
“Our New Year offer is an invitation to go deeper,” said Ben Colbridge, Product and Commercial Director at Exodus Adventure Travels, in a press statement. “From cycling quiet backroads in Tuscany to enjoying a remote village walk through the High Atlas range with guides who call the region home, our small-group trips are designed for deeper connection. We’re giving travelers every reason to plan an unforgettable adventure in 2026.”
Exodus: Taking Clients Farther
The campaign focuses on planning ahead, with travelers saving on curated journeys built around active exploration, authentic local engagement, and expert guidance. Eligible departures exclude Private Groups, Polar voyages, Signature Collection trips and Headwater tours.
Among the highlighted 2026 tours is Highlights of Morocco, a 15-day itinerary designed around the country’s contrasting landscapes and culture. Travelers can explore bustling medinas, traditional souks, the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara’s wide dunes.
Another featured itinerary is Porto to Lisbon Atlantic Ride, a week-long cycling route following Portugal’s Atlantic coast. Stops include the sand dunes of the Sao Jacinto Natural Reserve, the walled town of Obidos and Lisbon’s historic core.
In East Africa, Chimps and Gorillas of Uganda centers on encounters with chimpanzees and mountain gorillas within the region’s forest reserves, guided by specialists in tracking and conservation.
The Galapagos Walking Adventure brings travelers to Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands for guided hikes, volcano treks, and snorkeling opportunities that reveal marine life, including sea turtles.
The Ancient and Modern Japan trip covers 14 days, combining heritage and innovation, from temples and shrines to modern urban landscapes and smaller mountain-town communities.
For more information, visit exodustravels.com.
