Exodus Travels’ New Eastern European Adventures

Eastern Europe is one of the hottest travel destinations and Exodus Travels has taken notice.

The specialists in active adventures have just launched a series of itineraries that will take travelers into the heart of this up-and-coming region.

Once isolated, these countries are making up for lost time and capitalizing on their moment in the travel spotlight, catering to the latest trends with underground bars, quiet backroads, up-and-coming vineyards and more.

Now, with Exodus Travels, there are seven new ways visitors can explore Eastern Europe:

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Europe’s Frontier: Moldova & Ukraine

The eight-day journey travels to Chisinau, Moldova’s capital, before meandering through the countryside to explore historic monasteries and wineries.

Prices start at $1,475.

The Best of the Via Dinarica: Albania, Kosovo, Montenegro

This 14-day itinerary explores a network of old shepherd trails while traversing high alpine mountains, vibrant forests and glacial lakes in the southern part of the Via Dinarica.

Prices start at $2,295.

Mount Triglav Weekend: Slovenia

Guests on this short, four-day journey summit Slovenia's highest peak in one weekend. The trip takes travelers to the heart of the Julian Alps and the summit of Mount Triglav.

Prices start at $1,165.

Cycle Northern Croatia & Slovenia

Cycling enthusiasts will love this eight-day journey through Croatia and Slovenia. The trip begins in Zagreb and then travels to Slovenia’s Kupa River Valley. Next, travelers head back to Croatia to Krk Island and the Istria Peninsular.

Prices start at $1,395

Macedonia Explorer

On this 10-day trip, guests discover Bulgaria, Macedonia, and Kosovo. Cultural highlights include the Balkans, UNESCO World Heritage monasteries and the vibrant, laid-back capital cities of Sofia and Skopje.

Prices start at $1,825.

Cycling in Poland; Warsaw to Gdansk

Travelers can bike through Poland on an eight-day journey from the capital to the Baltic Sea. Along the way, guests see tranquil lakes, ancient castles, impressive canals and signs of the country’s dark past at Wolfschanze (Wolf’s Lair), known to be Adolf Hitler’s first eastern military headquarters in World War II.

Prices start at $1,545.

Highlights of Albania

Explore the wild and rugged landscapes of Albania on a 10-day journey that includes the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Butrint and the famous Berat Fortress.

Prices start at $1,085.