This is a challenging trek to Concordia and K2 Base Camp followed by crossing the technical Gondogoro La pass.
In the Cévennes, the ‘transhumance’, the seasonal migration of sheep up to the cool mountain pastures, is still practiced on foot. During our exploration of the region, we will visit one of these shepherds in the heart of the mountains, and have a rare insight into this traditional way of life.
Trek between a group of luxury lodges in the stunning Annapurna foothills, and relax in the two very best hotels in Kathmandu & Pokhara.
During our visit (18 – 24 Aug '25, from £ 4061 pp, max 14 pax) we attend 4 concerts of the Gstaad Menuhin Festival in Switzerland. Our 5 star hotel is the epitome of Swiss style and service levels (with meals to match) and a network of cable cars and little mountain railways enables us to enjoy easy daily walks in superb Alpine scenery.
A trek in Bhutan, the ’Land of the Thunder Dragon’, with superb views of Mt. Chomolhari and Mt. Jitchu Drake.
Stunning walks through the awe-inspiring mountain scenery of Banff and Jasper National Parks .
If time is tight, get a taste of what Bhutan has to offer on this one-week holiday, with stays in simple yet lovely and charming accommodations.
Follow highlights of the Via Algarviana (Algarve Way) long distance path, following an ancient pilgrimage route through the Algarve region from Alcoutim on the Spanish border to Cape St. Vincent in the west.
This is the true centre of Basque culture - the well-kept villages of the western Pyrenees, a border zone with strong French influences too. Be prepared for a unique and somewhat incomprehensible language, and an outgoing friendliness resulting from the pride of being born Basque.
Manaslu Circuit is one of the classic treks in Nepal around Manaslu the world’s
eighth highest mountain followed by crossing the Larkya La pass. This trek includes a visit to Tsum Valley, this is one of Buddhism's sacred hidden valleys called “Beyul” with important ancient monasteries and remote villages. Tsum valley opened to trekkers in 2007
