For hiking and trekking enthusiasts, we have an excellent range of trips for the coming autumn months. In this post, we highlight trekking routes across Europe (including Georgia, which is in Asia), with ideal weather for walking and fewer crowds than in summer.
Before putting on your boots, it is crucial to choose the right route.
Before embarking on a trek, it is crucial to select the perfect trip that suits your desires and needs. Choosing the ideal trip will depend on various factors: the time of year you choose, your current physical condition, the goals you seek to achieve and, of course, your available budget.
November travel options without crowds or queues, away from the usual tourist routes.
For those lucky enough to have a few days off in November and eager to get away, we suggest some options beyond the conventional routes, especially recommended for travel in November.
The route is challenging: demanding climbs, limestone formations that take your breath away in every sense, and terrain that tests your legs and spirit. But every step is worth it. Beyond the imposing landscapes are the people. In every village we pass through, a story, a smile and a lovingly prepared meal await. We sleep in family homes, sharing meals, customs and a warmth that money cannot buy.
Inspired by the iconic car advert that asked “Do you like driving?”, we have another question for you: “Do you like walking?” We know the answer is a resounding yes. We mean hiking, breathing fresh air and losing yourself in the mountains. And for those with well-trained legs, there is nothing quite like the challenge of a high-altitude trek.
This route offers a perfect blend of cultural richness and natural beauty, inviting us to discover the country’s past and present, its culture, wildlife and stunning landscapes. Ride a steam train, watch wild animals, visit iconic castles and experience the warmth of Romanian hospitality.
Iceland is a unique country, full of stunning places to explore: majestic waterfalls, icy glaciers, hot springs and black sand beaches. All this comes from the island’s position on tectonic plates, making it a geological and geothermal wonder and a gift for travellers.
There is something about trekking that transforms those who do it. Beyond the spectacular destinations, we firmly believe that the journey to reach them defines the experience. Every stop, encounter and unexpected view becomes a unique memory that changes us and teaches us something new.
May arrives with spring in abundance and is the ideal time to break out of your routine and set off on a journey. Fine weather begins to arrive in almost every corner of the world, the days grow longer and gardens burst into bloom… if you want to travel in May take advantage now and see our selection of the best destinations to visit in May!
Travelling in May is always a safe bet!
Imagine being in one of the world’s most remote and spectacular regions, where the majestic Tien Shan rises in snowy peaks above hidden valleys. Our trek in Kazakhstan takes us through the unique landscapes of the central Tien Shan mountain range.
We descend to Lake Karakol, entering the snow leopard habitat.
In March, with winter coming to an end, we have the last chance of the year to observe Northern lights in Finland and take advantage of the longer days and warmer nights to explore the Algerian Sahara. These are also the last departures for trekking in the heart of the Himalayas, not forgetting that at the end of March comes one of the most important moments of Japanese life; the «Sakura’.
Explore lesser-known Europe on foot, in destinations such as Albania and Macedonia that remained hidden for years. Discover São Miguel Island’s best trails, walking from the coast into the interior, or explore labyrinthine underground cities, rock-cut churches and valleys shaped by time in Cappadocia. These are just a few examples of the exciting Trekking and Hiking trips that we have prepared for Easter 2025.
Embark on a unique journey walking through the majestic landscapes of Patagonia during the Christmas season.
Designed for trekking and nature lovers, this trip offers the chance to explore some of South America’s most impressive landscapes at a special time of year.
When you reach the Rondane River Lodge We knew immediately that we had to make room in our range of favorite places in the world.
Ideal for a couples’ or family getaway, with plenty of snow and exceptional winter activities.
As spring arrives in the southern hemisphere, Patagonia's trekking season begins. Our colleague Yolanda tells us some of his experiences travelling through Patagonia.
If you're planning a trip to see the mountain gorillas, you're probably wondering if it's better to do it in Uganda or Rwanda. Both destinations offer unique experiences, but there are key differences that can influence your decision. Here is a comparison based on our experience to help you decide.
For those with a last-minute holiday looking for an adventurous destination off the beaten track, here is a selection of the last available places for July trips.
We still have places available today, but we do not know how long we can hold the flights and accommodation. All you need to do is choose your trip; confirmation is (almost) immediate
Last places on our hiking trips in Europe this July! Don’t miss the chance to explore breathtaking landscapes, discover hidden trails and enjoy a unique experience close to nature. With routes for all levels, we have something for beginners and experienced hikers alike!
Northern and southern Morocco offer two distinctive hiking experiences. In the south, the Draa Valley, near Ouarzazate, is an oasis of palm trees and adobe kasbahs. In the north, the Happy Valley in the Atlas Mountains reveals Berber life through a succession of picturesque villages.
Our colleague Albert was convinced there was more to travelling in Turkey than Cappadocia, so he grabbed his backpack and went exploring. He returned fascinated by the Taurus Mountains and transformed our Turkey trip with a fantastic new route that includes a trekking in the Taurus mountains.