Adventure-Nature Travel.

Tours:
This is the most comfortable style in which to appreciate the cultural and natural attractions of a given country. You stay in first class hotel, lodges or inns.

Your itinerary may include optional day hikes, wildlife observation or photo sessions, overland drives, chartered flights, boat or motorized canoe travel, and/or other easy to moderate outdoor activities for you to participate in at your discretion.

Active Adventures:
This is an activity-oriented adventure vacation. Travel may be by horse, 4x4 vehicle, raft, sea kayak, motorized canoe or a combination of conveyances.

Active adventures may be physically demanding. The trip rating gives you this information. The vacations may include camping or stays in rustic accommodations

Treks:
This adventure vacation allows you to explore less accessible regions by foot, and typically includes some camping in four-season tents on air or foam pads. Some nights are spent in hotels, inns or huts. Accommodations typically are for sharing with one other member of the group, although single accommodation is usually available.

Excellent and nutritious meals are prepared by our experienced cooks and are served in our enclosed dining tent with tables and campstools or in a local dining room. Our private guides lead the way, explaining the sites and traditions and natural history of the area. Local staff handles all the camp chores.

You walk with a daypack, typically containing your camera, water bottle and small personal items. Pack animals or porters will transport the rest of the equipment, along with camping gear and food.

It is important to be physically fit enough to successfully complete and enjoy the treks. You walk each day for an extended period. Good cardiovascular conditioning is a vital part of having an enjoyable trek.

Pre-trekkers should be running, walking with back pack and boots on, and using the Stairmaster or similar equipment to improve fitness.