A&K adds Expedition Mountaineering trips to collection
Ben Ireland
Abercrombie & Kent has expanded its Expedition Mountaineering programme. Te luxury operator’s guided
Ultra Luxury expeditions range includes trips to the Himalayas, the Alps and the Andes. Accommodation is at exclusive
mobile camps and an expedition chef will cook for guests. Te programme offers the
chance to summit a volcano that
is the farthest point from the centre of the Earth, search for snow leopards, hear music from local performers, heli-ski, have a picnic on a glacier, skydive, go quad-biking and more. Destinations include the Swiss
Alps, with expeditions ranging from challenging Materhorn summits to gentle hikes; and the Indian Himalayas, with hikes through mountain passes to remote setlements such as Leh, and in search of rare wildlife.
Ecuador
Ecuador’s Avenue of Volcanoes
is also offered. Highlights include Cotopaxi to Chimborazo, which are still active. Ecuador mountaineering expeditions can be paired with a visit to the Galápagos Islands. Kerry Golds, group managing
director, said: “A&K was born out of a love of exploring when almost 60 years ago, Geoffrey Kent, in a rebellious teenage mood, rode a motorbike from Nairobi to Cape Town. From day one, A&K has strived to deliver experiences,
not just ‘humble holidays’. “More people are discovering
climbing as a way to reconnect with others in the great outdoors. Boosting physical and mental wellbeing are obvious benefits, but we’re finding that people want to re-embrace the natural world aſter too much time spent inside. “Dream big when thinking of
your next expedition holiday – we can arrange an array of adrenaline-
fuelled activities.”
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