4 day circuit-trek around Mont Blanc, passing incredible glaciers and mountain lakes along the way.

AlpsAdventures

You'll be picked up at Geneva Airport (11:15) or Chamonix (12:30), and then driven to the Italian side of Mont Blanc. From here you will hike up the Val Ferret valley, enjoying incredible views of the Mont Blanc Massif along the way. 

In the afternoon you’ll arrive at the remote Rifugio W. Bonatti (mountain hut) at 2,025m of altitude.

All transfers, accommodation, guides and food (excluding lunches) are included on this trip.

Courmayeur to Rifugio Bonatti, Val Ferret

We begin the day traversing the mountain, hiking up to the Switzerland border. As you ascend, you will see beautiful views of the south face of the Mont Blanc range. Stopping along the way for a well-deserved rest, you will get your energy back before heading up to the highest point on your trek, the Grand Ferret Pass, at 2,536m. In the afternoon, you will trek into Switzerland and head back down the mountain. Along the way, you will pass through a local farm where you can sample some local cheeses before you reach La Fouly. 

Rifugio Bonatti to La Fouly

The day starts with a gentle warm up down through the woods before a challenging ascent hike to Bovine, known for incredible rosti (pan-fried vegetable dish)! In the afternoon you will head back down through the world-famous Col de la Forclaz, which has been an important part of the Tour De France cycle race. The day ends with a nice descent to the picturesque Swiss village of Trient.

Champex-Lac to Trient

Today is your final day of hiking, trekking back into France. It's an early start as you make your way up to Col De Balme, boasting some of the most incredible views of Mont Blanc. The afternoon is then a pleasant hike down the mountain, and through meadows to Le Tour. From here you will be transferred to Geneva airport for 5:30pm. We recommend booking flights after 8:30pm, in case of delays on the mountain or in transit. 

Trient to Le Tour

Tour du Mont Blanc

Hike North Africa's Tallest Mountain - 4 Days.

Atlas Vertical

You will be picked up from marrakech city center (Hotel Ali cafe)at  7h30 PM or from Marrakech Airport at 8:00 PM, and then driven to the mountain village of Imlil. Here you can enjoy your welcome dinner, and take in the panoramic views of the High Atlas mountains. 

All food, accommodation and transfers are included on this trip.
Accommodation in Riad Bab Imlil.

 Marrakech to Imlil (1,740m)

In the morning you’ll give your main bag to the muleteers, and then hike for 3 hours to the tiny settlement of Sidi Chamharouch. Here your cooks will serve up lunch, and you can also get fresh orange juice from one of the local stools. Afterwards you continue for another 3 hours to  Toubkal base camp, where you’ll stay for the night. 

 Hike to Refuge de Toubkal (3,207m)

You start very early at around 5am, you will have breakfast. After this, we begin the hike with a slow and steady pace upwards. 

After 2-3 hours you’ll aim to reach the summit of Mt Toubkal (4,167m) at sunrise! From here you can look down from the snowy summit, to the green Anti-Atlas mountains, and then finally the vast Sahara desert! After taking some time to enjoy the views, we’ll then head downhill for 6 hours to Imlil.

Toubkal  Summit (4,167m)

Day 4: Return to Marrakech
After a relaxing breakfast, you will be taken back to Marrakech at 10am from Imlil. It will take 1h30-2h to drive to either Marrakech airport or to the main city center. You will arrive at the airport at about 12-Noon so should not book flights before 14:00 (allowing 2 hours for check-in).

 Return to Marrakech

Toubkal (4,167m)

Explore the Scottish Highlands, on this 5-day canoe trip passing Ben Nevis and Loch Ness.

Good2Go Adventures

You'll meet the team at Neptunes Staircase in Fort William, where you'll start your canoeing adventure. 

The calm waters of the Caledonian Canal offer a perfect opportunity to learn some of the basic skills, before heading out onto Loch Lochy.  Arriving at your wild camp on the side of the Loch, you'll enjoy dinner around the fire and some star gazing.


Neptune Staircase to Loch Lochy

Today you'll paddle along the shore of Loch Lochy, taking in the amazing views of the Highland backdrops.  At Laggan Locks, you can visit the Eagle Barge for refreshments, before heading to your camp on the shores of Loch Oich. 

Loch Lochy and onto Loch Oich

After sunrise, the tranquil paddle along Loch Oich offers you opportunities to explore secluded shores and wooded bays.  At the end of the Loch, you'll join the Caledonian Canal towards Fort Augustus, where you can enjoy some food and drink overlooking Loch Ness. 

Loch Oich to Fort Augustus

As you paddle onto Loch Ness, the views are simply spectacular. Straight away you'll feel very much in the thick of the Scottish highlands, with a backdrop of the mountains and the myth and legends of the Loch itself. Make sure you keep a watchful eye out for Nessie. Your camp this evening will be on the shores of Loch Ness around the campfire. 

Loch Ness

The final day will see you leave Loch Ness and into the beautiful Loch Dochfour for a more relaxing paddle, then onto the canal to Inverness, where you will have paddled across Scotland.

We usually arrive in Inverness between 1-2pm.  We then shuttle you back to Fort William, arriving around 5pm.
If you want to be dropped off in Inverness we can drop you off at the airport, train station or a hotel.  If you are wanting to fly or catch a train that day, we suggest booking a departure after 6pm.

Loch Ness to Inverness

Canoe Across Scotland

4-day adventure around a Norwegian paradise, passing incredible fjords and sleeping under the stars.

Nordic Paddling

You will be picked up from Stavanger Airport at 4pm or 6pm, and then driven to the cabin.

After you have settled in, the guides will prepare a nice dinner for you and explain the details for the following day. This trip includes all food, accommodation, equipment and airport transfers.

 Arrive in Stavanger

After breakfast, you will head out for a full day of kayaking on the Lysefjord. For those that want to, you will have an opportunity to learn some skills along the way, before stopping for lunch.

In the afternoon you will arrive back at your wild camp, with enough time to relax a little. There is also an option to go for a short walk and get a better view of the fjord. 

The evening will be spent around the campfire and under the stars. Sit back and relax, whilst your guides cook up a delicious dinner on the open fire. 

 Kayaking the Lysefjord 

Wake up in Norwegian paradise, whilst enjoying a nice cup of coffee over breakfast. This will prepare you for the day's hike up Pulpit Rock - the views are incredible!

After enjoying views of the fjord from above, you will head back down to your campsite for dinner around the fire.

 Hike above the Fjords to Pulpit Rock

It's time to get back in the kayaks, for another breath-taking paddle, further into Lysefjord. Explore the waterfalls and incredible cliff faces, and see Pulpit Rock from below! Keep an eye out for the seals, which are common in the area. 

You will arrive back at Stavanger airport by 4 pm for your flight home.

 Kayak further into Lysefjord before heading home

Hike, Kayak and Wild Camp the Norwegian Fjords

This course is for total beginners, who want to try ice climbing in one of Norway's most incredible environments.

Dale Skole

We meet in Rjukan - a picturesque Norwegian town.

You'll be staying in the Old School Hostel, and can arrive at any time throughout the day (see the FAQs for travel details from Oslo Airport). If you arrive early, we highly recommend taking advantage of the hostel's Sauna!

 Arrive at Rjukan Old School Hostel

We'll leave the hostel at 9am after breakfast, for a full day of ice climbing at Ozzimosis.

The focus is getting into the swing of it and developing good movement techniques. Your guides will setup climbs at all levels of difficulty so that there's something for everyone - from almost hiking right up to completely vertical!

In the evening you'll have an opportunity to enjoy a good meal with the other climbers, back in the hostel.

 Ice Climbing at Ozzimosis

The last day is at Krokan - where you'll walk on a frozen river to an incredible location, with over 30 frozen waterfalls!

There are a huge range of climbs here, so your guides will pick them carefully to make sure there is something for everyone. The shortest are about 6 meters tall, and the tallest ones are nearly 20 meters. For those that want to, you can also learn some more skills such as ice screw placement, and building winter belays.

We finish at 3pm and debrief, in time for last flights home from Oslo.

 Ice Climbing at Krokan

Beginners Ice Climbing

Follow in the footsteps of Edmund Hillary and Tenzin Norgay, to Everest Base Camp.

Freedom Adventure

You’ll be picked up whenever you arrive in Kathmandu Airport, and taken to your hotel. From here you can relax for a few hours, or explore the city, before your welcome dinner. All accommodation and transport is included on this trip. You can contact Krishna at +977-9841536581 or Bishal at +977-9856087715, just in case

Arrive in Kathmandu

Today you’ll have a guided tour of Kathmandu and visit Buddhist Stupa, which overlooks the whole city. In the evening you’ll travel to the remote village of Ramechhap where you’ll stay in tented accommodation for the night. This is the only night of camping on the trip - for the rest of the trip you’ll stay in tea houses or hotels.

Kathmandu - Ramechhap (1,218m)

From Ramechhap you’ll take an internal flight to Lukla (included). From here you’ll trek through the incredible Khumbu valley, to the small village of Phakding.

Fly to Lukla, Trek to Phakding (2,610m)

On day 4, you continue along the Khumbu valley to Namche Bazaar - the largest town on the trek. Along the way you'll experience some breath-taking views, overlooking the Dudh Kosi river.

Trek to Namche (3,400m)

The air is very thin here – with just 65% of the oxygen at sea level – so days 5 and 6 are used to acclimatise. You’ll do two short but spectacular acclimatisation hikes, so that you’re refreshed and ready for the trail ahead. The views of Ama Dablam (6,812m) are also spectacular from here, which is often considered to be the most beautiful mountain in the world.

Acclimatisation in Namche

Today you'll do the second acclimatisation hike around Namche.

Second Acclimatisation Hike

You will trek past the incredible Thyangboche monastery and soak in amazing views of Everest itself, before heading to your accommodation in Debouche.

Trek from Namche to Debouche (3710m)

Today you’ll trek to the tiny settlement of Dingboche, with impressive views of the Himalayan mountains around you.

Trek to Dingboche (4,410m)

Today is an acclimatisation day in Dingboche, with a short trek followed by time to relax and take in the views in the afternoon.

Acclimatisation day in Dingboche (4,410m)

Today you’ll follow a steep path along the site of an old glacier, to the remote town of Lobuche.

Trek to Lobuche (4,940m)

You start the day by hiking to Gorak Shep, stopping for a short break before heading off to Everest Base Camp! Here you can spend a few hours taking in the views and mountaineering history, before heading back to Gorak Shep for the night.

Trek to Everest Base Camp (5,364m)

Today you will have the opportunity to hike up Kala Patthar (5,550m) – the highest point of the trip – with incredible views of Everest itself. Afterwards you’ll trek back to the town of Pangboche (3800m).

Kala Patthar (5550m)

Today you'll be heading mostly downhill, back to Namche.

Hike to Namche

You’ll continue back down the valley to Lukla airport, stopping overnight at tea houses along the way.

Return to Lukla (2,840m)

You'll fly from Lukla to Ramechhap, and then stay in a hotel in Kathmandu for the night.

 Lukla to Kathmandu

On the final day, you’ll be dropped off at Kathmandu airport ahead of your flight home.

Fly home

Everest Base Camp

Trek through dense rainforest, wild camp in glaciated terrain, and summit the highest mountain in Africa.

Ahsante Tours

You’ll be picked up from Kilimanjaro International Airport and taken to Moshi - a small town at the foothills of Kilimanjaro. In the evening you'll have a welcome dinner and briefing from the head guide. This trip includes all food, accommodation and airport transfers.

 Kilimanjaro Airport transfer

One hour’s drive lies the gate to the Machame route, where you will complete the Flag Off ceremony and begin your trek. The first section of the route passes through dense rainforest towards Machame Camp.

 Machame Camp (3,021m)

The route continues up through the forest and onto the Shira Plateau, with it's impressive views of the mountain. Looking back, you will be able to see Mt Meru (4,565m) rising high in the distance.

 Shira Camp (3,830m)

Today the landscape changes dramatically to barren moorland. You traverse the southwest side of Kilimanjaro, passing underneath the Lava Tower from the now dormant volcano. The day has been spent at a relatively high altitude (up to 4,600m), but you have followed the mountaineering code of ‘walk high, sleep low’ to acclimatize.

 Barranco Camp (3,972m)

Our day starts by descending into the Great Barranco, a huge ravine, and then back up over the Great Barranco Wall. It’s an easy scramble and doesn't require any rock climbing. Passing underneath the impressive Heim and Kersten glaciers, you head towards Barrafu Camp (4,642m).

 Barrafu Camp (4,642m)

Today we start at around 2am and begin the steady hike to the summit. As the first sun rays hit, you'll start to see the glaciers around you, and we aim to be at the summit of Kilimanjaro for sunrise! We spend about 30 minutes on the summit celebrating and taking photos, before hiking all the way down to Millennium Camp for some well-earned rest.

 Kilimanjaro Summit (5,895m)

A gentle trek takes us down through the rain forest to Mweka Gate, where you will receive certificates before taking a short 4x4 ride to the hotel in Moshi. In the evening you'll have a celebratory meal with the rest of the team.

 Mweka Gate (1635m)

You'll be taken back to Kilimanjaro International Airport, in time for your flights home.

 Airport Transfer

Kilimanjaro - Machame Route (5,895m)

A 5-day epic canoe journey across the Scottish Highlands, through Loch Ness.

Scottish Rock & Water

Your guide can collect you at Inverness at 8.30 am or meet you at the start point in Fort William at 10:30 am.

The journey begins on the calm waters of the Caledonian Canal, which is a perfect place to learn basic skills before heading out onto the Lochs. Your wild camp spot this evening will be on the picturesque shores of Loch Lochy.

Neptunes Staircase - Gairlochy

After a hearty breakfast, you'll get back into your canoe and paddle towards South Laggan, which provides a perfect opportunity to grab some refreshments at the Eagle Barge. After lunch, you'll make your way onto Loch Oich - the watershed of The Great Glen.

Gairlochy - Loch Oich

After sunrise, the tranquil paddle along Loch Oich offers you opportunities to explore secluded shores and wooded bays. At the end of the Loch, you'll join the Caledonian Canal towards Fort Augustus, where you can enjoy some food and drink overlooking Loch Ness.

Loch Oich - Loch Ness

You'll continue your journey down the famous Loch Ness. With the rolling hills of the Scottish Highlands on either side of you and Urquhart Castle guarding the bays, today is truly one of those spectacular moments.

Invermoriston - Drumnadrochit

The final day will see you leave Loch Ness for a more relaxing paddle on the canal and on to Inverness, where you will have paddled across Scotland.



Drumnadrochit - Inverness

Canoe & Wild Camp Across Scotland

Trek through dense rainforest and spectacular mountain terrain - from the old colonial city of Cusco to the breathtaking Inca ruins!

Alpaca Expeditions

Your guides will be waiting for you at the airport in Cusco, to take you to your hotel. Then you have a free afternoon to explore the historic town of Cusco.

 Arrive in Cusco (3399m)

Today you will visit the Sacred Valley, your guide will pick you up 7,30am from the hotel, gaining some insight into the Inca history. Setting the scene for the days ahead, the Sacred Valley was one of the main Inca settlements with many remains left behind. In the afternoon you will continue to the ruins of Pisac, learning about Inca culture and explore the local handcraft market along the way. It's a great place to get your souvenirs! Finally, you will visit the Ollantaytambo ruins, built during the Inca’s heydays. Accommodation is in glass-roofed cabins, so that you can star gaze from the luxury of a proper bed.

 Explore the Sacred Valley (2900m)

Start your hike towards the incredible Hamantay Blue Lagoon nearby. In the afternoon you will continue your hike down the Salkantay pass.

After lunch made by your Alpaca Expeditions local chef and a well-deserved rest, you’ll continue with you’re the next leg of your Salkantay hike. This next portion continues on for about 1 hour until you arrive at Salkantay Pass at 4,650 meters above sea level. This is the highest point of the trek. The group will rest there and you’ll be served hot drinks while you enjoy the views.

From Salkantay Pass, the trail becomes much easier as you head downhill for three hours towards your wild camping spot in Wayracmachay. It is here that you will start to see the beautiful jungle views. Your trek porters will have arrived a little before you and started preparing the camp. In the evening, if the weather allows, your guides will show you the Inca constellations.

 Start the Salkantay Trek (3800m)

A nice warm breakfast will begin your day and then hiking downhill watching the scenery change. Today will be full of waterfalls, rivers and amazing vibrant flowers. 

You will make it to your campsite with enough sunlight to enjoy the hot tubs and pools and spend the night in Hobbit-inspired cabins.

 Wayracmachay - Ccollpapampa Loretta

After a warm breakfast, you will get started on this shorter day through rich tropical rainforest and a couple of remote coffee farms and avocado plantations. Your guides know the local farmers well, who will treat you to a few tasters along the journey.

Continuing on to the Llactapata Inca site, you will see amazing views of the Santa Teresa Valley. At Llactapata, you will get the first glance of Machu Picchu.

 Ccollpapampa Loretta - La Playa

Day six's hike will begin with a 2-hour downhill path overlooking Machu Picchu, bringing you back into civilisation with the Hidroelectrica Station. The most impressive part of this area is the natural 300 meters high waterfall which generates the electricity for the region of Cusco. From Hidroelectrica Station, you will then continue to the famous Intiwatana (sun dial rock). According to history, this Inca stone used to work with the sun-dial rock in Machu Picchu, during the winter solstice, which was the beginning of a new farming season for the Incas. 

The next section of the hike was the trail used by the American professor, Hiram Bingham, when rediscovering Machu Picchu. On his way to Machu Picchu, Hiram Bingham met with local farmer Melochor Artaega, who eventually guided him to Machu Picchu. 

Finally, upon your arrival in Aguas Calientes, you will lunch before heading to your cabin to enjoy a hot shower and a visit to the hot springs of Aguas Calientes.

 Llactapata - Waterfalls at Hidroelectrica - Aguas Calientes (2000m)

Waking up early you will take a 30 minute bus ride up to the gates at Machu Pichu. You will see the sunrise over the ruins, and then have a guided a tour of Machu Pichu as well as some time to explore the lost city on your own. In the afternoon, you’ll catch a two hour train back to Ollantaytambo, followed by a bus back to Cusco, where we will transfer you to your hotel.

 Machu Picchu

Today your guides will say goodbye and wish you safe travels. Airport drop-offs are included. 2hours before of your flight departure we pick you up and transfer you back to the Cusco airport

 Departure Day

Machu Picchu - Salkantay Trek

Beginners snowshoe experience, completing the famous pilgrimage to St Bernard's Hospice. Along the way, you'll also visit Barryland - home of the Grand St Bernard dog and have an opportunity for a Swiss sledge descent! 

You'll be collected by your guide at Martigny train station at 16:00 - a direct train ride from Geneva airport. From here we'll do group introductions and you'll have a chance to settle into the accommodation before dinner. All food, accommodation and specialist equipment is included on this trip.

The accommodation will be in mixed rooms with bathrooms and showers, bar and restaurant. We use various places depending on conditions. One place requires a 2km walk from the carpark, so pack light (you can leave things in the van). 


Arrival & Introductions

On this day we'll head out from our base in a mountain valley, to a location that's fantastic for gaining snowshoe skills - learning how to move over the snow with ease. We'll also complete a small journey into the Swiss wilderness, with incredible mountain backdrops. 
At the end of the day there is an optional sledge run for the more adventurous. The less adventurous can warm up with a Hot Chocolate or Hot Wine. 

Snowshoe Journey & Optional Sledge Descent

An early start will see us on the trail to ascend the 5km, 450m up, the trail to the Grand Saint Bernard Monastery. Once there we will break for tea and food with the monks. Afterwards, we'll make a short journey across the Italian border, before returning back to Switzerland and descending back to the valley. Our final visit is Barryland, to see, and hopefully, pet the dogs. You are then dropped back at Martigny train station. Most people then return to Geneva by train (1h 50m) for an evening flight home.
Please note, this is a high mountain trail and in poor weather or avalanche conditions, another route may be chosen. 

St Bernard's Monastery and Dogs

St Bernard's Beginner Snowshoe

Discover Scotland's wild landscapes, on this epic 5-day canoe trip passing Ben Nevis and Loch Ness.

Beyond Adventure

You will meet your guide at the top of Neptune's Staircase (set of lock gates) on the Caledonian Canal on the west coast of Scotland where you'll start your canoeing adventure. 
The calm waters of the Caledonian Canal are the perfect way to warm up and get used to adventure ahead. Camp for the night at Gairlochy, overlooking the stunning Loch Lochy.

Banavie to Gairlochy

Today you'll travel onto the open water of Loch Lochy, the 2nd largest loch of the trip. The highland backdrop of rolling hills will mesmerise you on the day's paddle. The campsite for the night is at Laggan Locks where the Eagle Barge awaits for a welcome refreshment.
Occasionally, if its very windy, our plans may have to change slightly but we will still strive to make sure you have an adventure.

Loch Lochy to Laggan Locks 

Today sees a great variety of canoeing. Firstly on the calm waters of the Caledonian Canal, then navigate your way to the peaceful Loch Oich where you can explore some of the wooded bays and secluded shores. You'll end the day with a portage around the canal locks at Fort Augustus. During the portage, you'll be gifted with the first glimpse of the majestic Loch Ness. Tonight's campsite gives the opportunity for a refreshing shower.
Occasionally, if its very windy, our plans may have to change slightly but we will still strive to make sure you have an adventure.

Laggan Locks to Fort Augustus 

Your first day on Loch Ness is spectacular. Framed by highland mountains this loch is steeped in myth, legend and history. Soak up the atmosphere before camping on the shores, enjoying dinner at your camping spot. Don't forget to keep a watchful eye out for Nessie.
Occasionally, if its very windy, our plans may have to change slightly but we will still strive to make sure you have an adventure.

Your last day of expedition completes your journey across Scotland. You'll paddle down the remaining stretches of Loch Ness before shuttling back to Fort William or travelling on to Inverness.
Occasionally, if its very windy, our plans may have to change slightly but we will still strive to make sure you have an adventure.

Head of Loch Ness

Canoe Expedition Across Scotland 

Hike North Africa's Tallest Mountain and sleep under the stars of the Sahara Desert - 6 Days.

You will be picked up from Hotel Ali cafe in Jamaa elfna square at 19h30 and pass via Menara airport at 20h00 to grab the rest of the group (if it is the case) then drive 1h30 straight to Imlil at the foothill of Mt Toubkal. You will be welcomed by local team and have a fresh diner followed by trek briefing. You will stay in triple and quadruple rooms with shower.

Arrival to Marrakech and drive to the Atlas Mountains

You will have breakfast around 7h30. Around 8h30 you will start the trek. You’ll give your main bag to the muleteers, and then hike for 3 hours to the tiny settlement of Sidi Chamharouch. Here your cooks will serve up lunch, and you can also get fresh orange juice from one of the local stools. Afterwards, you continue for another 3 hours to Refuge de You start very early at around 5am, you will have breakfast. After this, we begin the hike with a slow and steady pace upwards.

After 2-3 hours you’ll aim to reach the summit of Mt Toubkal (4,167m) at sunrise! From here you can look down from the snowy summit, to the green Anti-Atlas mountains, and then finally the vast Sahara desert! After taking some time to enjoy the views, we’ll then head downhill for 6 hours to Imlil.
, where you’ll stay for the night.

Imlil village- Toubkal refuge 3200m

You start very early at around 5am, you will have breakfast. After this, we begin the hike with a slow and steady pace upwards.

After 2-3 hours you’ll aim to reach the summit of Mt Toubkal (4,167m) at sunrise! From here you can look down from the snowy summit, to the green Anti-Atlas mountains, and then finally the vast Sahara desert! After taking some time to enjoy the views, we’ll then head downhill for 6 hours to Imlil.


Mount Toubkal Climb 4167m - Imlil

After breakfast we drive towards the south east of Morocco. First will visit ait benhadou kasbah, ouarzazate city and rose valley. By the end of the day will arrive to Dades gorges. Night in the hotel.

Atlas Mountains - Ait benhadou Kasbah - Dades gorge

Today you'll make your way to the real Sahara Desert, for a hike or camel ride across the dunes of Merzouga. In the late afternoon, you'll arrive at your traditional Berber camp in the desert, and sleep under the stars. 5hours drive.

Dades gorge - Todra gorge - Erg Chebi dunes

Today you will first see the sunrise, get your breakfast and return from the dunes to the main center. Meet your minibus for a long but spectacular route back to Marrakech. Arrive to Marrakech by 8pm.

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