The experience of a lifetime – trek among Bhutan’s highest mountains on this strenuous 36 day adventure including 28 days on trek.
Trek in the Everest region staying in high quality lodges with visits to Sherpa villages and Buddhist monasteries. We have included two nights in Pangboche village from where you can walk to Ama Dablam Base Camp.
In the extreme north of Sweden, 180kms inside the Arctic Circle, hides the last remote wilderness of Lapland. Arriving here you will experience the unique home of the Sámi people and the Kings Trail. The winter snowshoe expedition starts in Abisko, home to one of Sweden’s oldest National Parks, and is one of the best places to view the Aurora.
While in Marrakech for a short city break, it's definitely worth taking a trip to the town of Imlil to immerse yourself in the beauty of the local nature and spend time in the charming Berber village.
Experience the best Bhutan has to offer as you travel in comfort, staying at some of our favourite luxury lodges and hotels, with unique experiences and an expert guide.
Embark on a two-week Bhutan adventure that takes in three valleys in depth. This holiday is designed so that you spend less time in the car and more time embracing Bhutan’s natural beauty.
The Laya Gasa trek starts near Paro crosses four Himalayan mountain passes to arrive at the village of Laya, from here we descend to the hot springs at Ghasa then to the Punakha Valley followed by a drive to Thimpu.
Explore wild and remote Zanskar with stunning scenery and cultural interest.
Trek to the Roof of Africa via the less trodden route of Lemosho. Kilimanjaro, is the highest free standing peak on Earth where huge glaciers flow down from the summit. Our itinerary is designed to give you the best chance of reaching the summit with the most supportive and enthusiastic local guides and crew.
Our Nepal Far West Exploratory GHT trek starts from Simikot and follows a number of remote river valleys in an anti-clockwise direction to the Tibet border at Hilsa. This trek is wild, remote, and very much an exploratory trek in the true sense of the word.
