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Exodus Adventure Travels expands portfolio with 65 tours

Pax Global Media

02-13-2026 6:31 pm

Exodus Adventure Travels has unveiled 65 new tours departing in 2026, expanding its portfolio with experiences designed for curious, active travellers.

Spanning the globe, the new adventures reflect growing interest in cultural connection, off-the-beaten path exploration, and expertly guided journeys that balance activity with comfort.

The 2026 lineup introduces a mix of multi-activity journeys, wildlife-rich expeditions, and culturally immersive adventures, all led by local experts and operated in small groups.

From hiking and kayaking along Croatia’s Adriatic coast to exploring Cambodia’s ancient temples and culinary traditions, each itinerary is crafted to balance activity, comfort, and authentic local experiences.

Several of the new tours highlight the opportunity to experience Europe during quieter shoulder seasons when landscapes are at their best, and crowds are thinner.

Others are built around immersive regional stays, from the quiet shores of Lake Bohinj in Slovenia and the seaside town of Chiavari on the Italian Riviera to the remote Arctic wilderness of Svalbard.

Together, these new departures underscore Exodus Adventure Travels’ commitment to responsible travel, deeper discovery, and thoughtfully designed experiences that invite travelers to slow down and explore beyond the expected.

"This year marks one of our most exciting moments yet, as we introduce 65 new trips across the Exodus program,” said Ben Colbridge, product and commercial director at Exodus Adventure Travels, in a press release. “The demand we’re seeing for deeper, more meaningful travel experiences has been incredible, and it’s inspired us to expand the range in ways that help even more people connect with the places they visit. Every itinerary has been designed to offer not just breathtaking moments, but real immersion - brought to life by our expert guides who open doors, share stories, and create the kind of experiences families will remember for years to come.”