Trekking Holidays, Walking Holidays & Cultural Tours
Celebrating 30 years as worldwide trekking holiday, walking holiday, cultural tour and adventure specialists.
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Walking & Trekking Holidays
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Tours
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Trekking Peaks
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Polar Cruising
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Tailor Made
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Schools & Youth Groups
Classic trekking holidays - join us on an exceptional walking and trekking holiday to world renowned destinations. Classic trekking holidays include Everest Base Camp Trek and the Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lakes Trek in Nepal, the Ultimate Inca Trail Trek in Peru, the Annapurna Sanctuary Trek in Nepal, and the popular ascent of Kilimanjaro which follows the less-trekked Lemosho route in Tanzania.
Pioneering walks, treks & tours - We don’t just offer the classic trekking routes; we have a comprehensive range of walking holidays and trekking holidays that take you around the world, offering you off-the-beaten-track adventure holiday experiences, trips that discover forgotten trails, and tours that visit vibrant Buddhist festivals and stunning cultural sights.
Favourite holidays
- Silk Road to Samarkand
- Gentle Trekking Nakasendo Trail
- Annapurna Sanctuary
- Gentle Walking Bhutan
- Everest Base Camp & Gokyo Lakes
- Definitive Cultural Tour of Bhutan
- Annapurna Base Camp in Style
Late availability
If you want to book places for any of our late availability adventure holidays and cultural tours you can do so online or by contacting the office.
Northern Sri Lanka Explorer
Departing: Sat 17 Nov 2018 - Sun 2 Dec 2018
Everest Base Camp Trek
Departing: Sat 17 Nov 2018 - Wed 5 Dec 2018
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