Choose your perfect
Adventure Choose your Trek Grade
We have graded all our walks and treks to help you choose the right trip. You will also find more detailed information on individual tour pages, along with charts showing the daily walking distances and the amount of ascent and descent, with a brief description of the terrain.
Easy
Suitable for most people in good health, these easy walks are predominantly on good paths, at low altitude and on undemanding terrain. Previous walking or trekking experience is not necessary.
Moderate
For those who are fit and active, these moderate walks are normally on good paths and tracks at low altitude. Days may include some fairly demanding ascents and descents, so previous experience is preferable but not essential.
Choose your Comfort Level
We’ve given each of our tours a comfort rating to give you a general idea about the standard of accommodation you will be staying in at the end of your day’s adventure.
Often you’ll stay in different styles of accommodation during your trip; so we make an average rating across the entire tour. For more details on each tour, and to see more specific information about where you will stay each night, please see our tour trip notes.
Tour Comfort Basic
Our basic accommodation can offer the most rewarding and memorable places to stay. These are usually communal or camping style with shared facilities. Running hot and cold water may be unreliable and overall comfort levels are basic.
Simple
These are often small, family run establishments or campsites which provide a no-frills experience with adequate amenities and service standards. Sleeping arrangements are simple, sometimes with ensuite facilities.
Standard
Mid-range accommodation which offers a good level of service often with other amenities such as a restaurant, bar, garden or swimming pool. Generally rooms will be comfortable with en-suite facilities.
Comfortable
Hand-picked and chosen for their character, location or local importance, these properties have excellent facilities and a higher level of comfort and service. They provide the perfect wind down after an active day.
Choose your Tour Style What style of adventurer are you? Choose between our Simply, Classic and Premium tours.
Simply Explore
Light on your pocket but not on adventure, these fun and flexible tours let you choose how much or little you spend on activities, sightseeing and food. Staying in simple accommodation, these tours are great value for money, using mainly public transport to get around; you are assured of a fun and authentic travel experience.
Classic Explore
Packed with adventure, these tours offer inspiring destinations and authentic travel experiences at a reasonable price. Using all kinds of transport and accommodation, we’ll take you off the beaten track to discover the true heart of the people and places you visit.
Choose your Activity &
Explore the world’s most inspiring landscapes on foot. For grading details please go online.
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Witness first-hand some of the most remarkable wildlife on the planet.
or call our experts on 0844 875 1893 140 Premium Explore
These tours are perfect if you want to combine an original, off-beat classic adventure with the added comfort of hand-picked accommodation chosen for its character, location or local importance. Revel in adventurous days followed by relaxing nights.
Challenging
You need to have a good level of fitness and previous trekking experience is recommended. Trekking days are generally longer, challenging and at higher altitudes. Terrain may be difficult and ascents and descents are often demanding.
Tough
For our toughest treks, you must be physically fit and a confident and experienced trekker. Trekking days are long and tough, with difficult terrain and you should expect demanding ascents and descents with long periods of time at high altitude.
We have a wide range of walking and trekking tours across nearly 50 countries, we are sure you will find an adventure to suit you.
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