One of the greatest treks in the world, around the spectacular peaks and spires of the Paine massif.
An Arctic wilderness walking holiday in East Greenland, one of the most remote locations on earth
Barbados days are definitely taken at a slower pace. No one rushes and easing into this mindset is the best way to experience the island. Calypso and steel bands, rum punch, and cricket played on every spare patch of ground provide the cultural backdrop to walking, whilst the people of Barbados, known as Bajans, are both welcoming and friendly.
A tour that combines a cruise along this beautiful and undeveloped coast with walks along the recently opened Carian Trail, one of Turkey’s most spectacular footpaths.
The River Dordogne, beloved of travellers for decades, passes through some of the most beautiful countryside in France. Each section has its own character, but the stretch we have chosen reflects that variety, giving the walker a taste of the Middle Dordogne landscape in all its forms.
Bhutan Bumthang Cultural Trek
The Bumthang Cultural Trek is an easy three-day trek that takes you through the Himalayan landscape, rivers, and beautiful valleys. The Bumthang valley is the religious heartland of Bhutan and on the way, you will have the opportunity to visit some of its oldest Buddhist temples and monasteries.
This is a 26-day trek following a section of The Great Himalaya Trail ("GHT") in Nepal. We trek from Kanchenjunga Base Camp crossing over Lumba Sumba pass at 5,160m to Tumlingtar.
A longer variant of the classic Everest Base Camp trek which includes an ascent of Gokyo Ri
Georgia, a Cultural Walking tour, encompasses many facets of this ancient Christian country, set in the Greater Caucasus - mountain walks, ancient stone towers, vineyards below snowy peaks, remote monasteries , Silk Road caravanserais and the Legend of the Golden Fleece. Running in September 2025, this guided holiday has a maximum of 14 guests.
Trekking the wilds of Borneo is not for the faint of heart but it’s an experience you won’t soon forget. Deep within the heart of Borneo near the Malaysian and Indonesian borders lies the Maliau Basin. Known as the Lost World, it’s reachable only by 4WD and explored exclusively on foot.
