Guide to Adventure 2023-2024 | KE Adventure Travel by KE Adventure Travel

TRIPS OF A LIFETIME NEW HOLIDAYS FOR 2023 WHY GO SELF-GUIDED? MOUNTAIN JOURNEYS IN EUROPE BEST OF NEPAL NATURAL WONDERS OF LATIN AMERICA 2023 - 2024

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As this is our first Guide to Adventure for three years, I’d like to take the opportunity to thank you all for your incredible support during this difficult period. So many of you postponed rather than cancelled your KE holidays when the pandemic hit, and others came back and re-booked as soon as trips could operate again. It gave us the confidence that once travel was back, we would be up and running quickly. And indeed that has been the case, with a full programme of trips operating since Spring 2022. Your feedback has been fantastic, as have your reviews, and we have loved receiving all your photos and videos from around the world. Please keep them coming.

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The Product team have been busy developing a number of exciting new small group adventures in destinations as diverse as Japan, The Galapagos, The Jura (French/ Swiss border) and Colombia. E-bikes are becoming ever more popular, and are now available on the majority of our cycling holidays. Plus we have two dedicated E-bike trips, one in Sicily (E-gravel bikes) and one in Mustang in Nepal (E-mountain bikes). Self-guided walking and cycling holidays are more popular than ever; perfect for those looking to travel at their own pace, with accommodation taken care of and luggage moved from place to place. Our self-guided range has increased significantly, with recent launches including walking in Crete, Lanzarote and Santorini/ Naxos and cycling in Istria, along the Rhine and on the Portuguese Coastal Camino. Our long-haul self-guided holidays will also be coming soon. All of our trips, whether travelling in a small group with an expert leader or self-guided, have an element of physical activity, ranging from leisurely right through to challenging and tough.

So we really do have something for walkers and cyclists of all abilities, and for families looking for a multiactive adventure. We are only too aware that some like to take it easy on their holidays, whilst others like a challenge! We continue to offset any carbon emissions from the ground operation of our holidays as well as any flights that we sell or use. But our focus now is very much on measuring our carbon footprint and finding ways to reduce our emissions, both in the office and on tour. We have recently updated the Sustainability pages on our website, so please do take a look. We have a long way to go, but are making some good progress. Whether you are looking to travel solo, or as a couple or group of friends or family, I hope that you get some travel inspiration as you flick through these pages. It is of course only a flavour of our offering, so please go to our website for more detailed information on all our holidays, and to find out more about KE. Alternatively come and visit us at our office in the heart of the northern Lake District; we’d love to see you.

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MOUNTAIN JOURNEYS

THE BEST MOUNTAIN JOURNEYS IN EUROPE

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MOUNTAIN JOURNEYS

THE TOUR DU MONT BLANC - FRANCE, ITALY, SWITZERLAND You’ve probably heard of the iconic Tour du Mont Blanc, which takes in France, Switzerland and Italy as it circumnavigates the highest peak in the Alps. It’s a stunning journey which can be made even more thrilling - and challenging - by mixing in a few high-level trails, where you’ll stay in hard-to-reach mountain huts and cross breath-taking high passes. Best of the Tour du Mont Blanc | BTM

THE GR20 - CORSICA You wouldn’t think that Europe’s toughest trek lies in the Mediterranean, but here it is: the GR20, a spiny traverse of rugged Corsica. You’ll trek 180km of mountainous terrain, 12000m of ascent and descent, and encounter a series of scrambling manoeuvres. Walk it knowing you’ll find dramatic coastline, mountain villages and a landscape which only can be seen by those prepared to take this challenge head on.

Corsica – The Complete GR20 | COR

HUT-TO-HUT THROUGH THE JOTUNHEIMEN THE HIGH TATRAS TRAVERSE - NORWAY In Norwegian, ‘Jotunheim’ translates POLAND, SLOVAKIA Often referred to as the ‘Polish Alps’, the magnificent High Tatras form a rugged border between Poland and Slovakia and are the highest range in the spectacular Carpathian Mountains chain. Part of what we consider a ‘secret side of Europe’, this range is home to a stunning alpine landscape, where your route will link excellent trails with comfortable and scenically located mountain refuges. High Tatras Trekking - The Carpathian Mountains | HTT

KE’s LEADER OF THE YEAR Meet Rosana Laguia, one of our dedicated leaders and a recipient of our Leader of the Year award. Rosana has been looking after KE travellers in the Picos de Europa in Spain since 2013, and in 2019, she received

Rosana Laguia

nominations from virtually everybody who travelled with her. There is not much Rosana doesn’t know about this stunning range, and

Travel with Rosana Traverse of the Picos de Europa | SPE High Pastures of the Picos | SPP On the Tapas Trail - Family | FPE

her passion is contagious. To top it all off, she’s also a strong advocate for responsible tourism, ensuring the use of locally sourced food and innovating ways to ensure singleuse products aren’t used on her treks.

as ‘Home of the Giants’ - a name we think is rather apt. This mighty mountain range, is nature left wild - untamed, grand, and rich with rivers, fjords and wildlife. You’ll trek through a wilderness of peaks, cut through by rivers and ice-blue glaciers. Trek a classic, the airy Besseggen ridge which divides two aquamarine lakes, before taking on the summit of Galdhopiggen (2469m). Traverse of the Jotunheimen | NOR

TRAVERSE OF THE JULIAN ALPS SLOVENIA Another sorely overlooked range in Europe, Slovenia’s Julian Alps are home to Mount Triglav, the country’s highest peak. On the traverse, the ridges are rugged, the lakes sparkle with crystal clear waters and the mountain huts are welcome respites. This route differs from most with a twist at the end; you’ll reach the summit with a section of simple via ferrata to get you directly to the top. Across the Julian Alps to Triglav | JAT

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WHY GO SELF-GUIDED? “Cannot recommend this holiday enough. The Austrian Alps and lakes are wonderful. Great family holiday not too much effort but not too little either. Just the right balance.” Peter from Aberdeen | SGTL

It’s your holiday, and the number one benefit of going self-guided, is that you are in control and have the freedom to set your own pace. Imagine the blissful feeling that you don’t have to spend hours organising all of your logistics, like how to transport your luggage, or endlessly search for accommodation. We’ll take care of all of that for you. You just need to choose who you want to travel with, when, and where you want to go. KE currently has over 60 self-guided trips in Europe, with some longer-haul ones being planned for 2023. Whether you fancy cycling in the Prosecco Hills in Italy, hiking the Corfu Trail from South to North, or going on a spiritual journey along the Camino de Santiago, we’ll have a self-guided holiday to suit you.

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A large number of our holidays are centre-based, and all of them are suitable for families. Plus, it’s easy if you want to extend your holiday too. We have lots of trips that run back-toback, like in the Canaries, where you could be swimming in the volcanic pools of Garachico in Tenerife one minute, then hiking through the wild landscapes of Lanzarote the next. Self-guided holidays are flexible. That’s what’s so great about them. They give you the ability to take advantage of cheaper flight prices by travelling outside of busy periods, leaving you to simply choose dates that suit you. So, do you fancy a flexible hassle-free adventure? Then read on…

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SELF-GUIDED WALKING Enjoy the satisfaction of navigating from point-to-point, by going on a KE self-guided walking adventure. We’ll provide you with a self-guided information pack containing your map and route notes, GPX tracks and a full holiday itinerary. You could explore hidden coves on Sardinia’s east coast, island-hop between Santorini and Naxos, or discover the foothills of the Sierra Nevada in Spain. Alternatively you can delve into the journey of the pilgrims, and choose from our range of Camino journeys in both Spain and Portugal. Our walking tours currently take you all over Europe so there is a lot of choice.

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SELF-GUIDED CYCLING Our self-guided cycling adventures include bike hire as standard, making these adventures excellent value for money. We offer the option on every trip to upgrade to an e-bike, which is great when the people you are travelling with all have different cycling abilities. Treat yourself to some sunshine and explore the Greek island of Kefalonia, discover the historic cathedrals and romantic cities along the iconic Rhine Cycling Route in Germany, or enjoy a Swedish sauna in Verberg, after cycling along the quiet Kattegatt route in Sweden. WATCH THIS SPACE for long-haul self-guided 2023

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NEW HOLIDAYS

NEW ADVENTURES FOR 2023

We’ve sought out some really exciting new holidays, so that you, our KE travellers, have the opportunity to enjoy even more unique travelling experiences worldwide. We have a wide variety to choose from, so here are a few of our top new adventures for 2023.

COLOMBIA As an emerging and growing tourist destination, the beautiful country of Colombia offers dense rainforest, snow-capped mountains, untouched beaches, peaceful colonial towns and hundreds of different ecosystems. Discover the archaeological site of Ciudad Perdida on the ‘Lost City Trek’, as well as its colourful cultural heritage, as you travel from the capital Bogota, through the coffee producing highlands and on to the Caribbean coast. Lost Cities & Coffee Trails of Colombia | LCC

JAPAN

NEPAL

Japan offers unique experiences that you cannot find in any other part of the world. The first thing that is clearly obvious to visitors, is the natural beauty of the country. The rugged mountains offer outstanding trekking opportunities, and our new Nakasendo Trail and Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage trekking holiday, takes you hiking through Japanese history and into its spiritual heartland.

E-biking holidays have been increasing in popularity, so we have put together a unique pioneering adventure, riding Scott Spark 930 e-bikes, that take you cycling across 4000m Himalayan passes in the Mustang Valley in Nepal. This rugged landscape will reward you with spectacular views across the Annapurnas and Dhaulagiri, and an afternoon to enjoy the colourful Tiji Festival celebrations.

Nakasendo Trail and Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage | JNK

Mustang and the Tiji Festival – E-biking | PXME

LOFOTEN ISLANDS Rising like a barricade out of the vast Norwegian Sea, the Lofoten Islands are where you will find sharp granite peaks, soaring ridgelines, colonies of sea birds, deep cut glacier fjords, silversanded beaches and fishing villages dotted with colourful fisherman’s ‘Rorbu’. Based in the tiny villages of Fredvang and Sorvagen, our new week-long walking holiday hikes the quietest and most rewarding trails.

Fjords and Fjells of the Lofoten Islands | LOF

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NEW HOLIDAYS

EGYPT

TURKEY

Pyramids, mummies, felucca, sleeper train, snorkelling and much more is included in quite possibly our most culturally inspiring family trip yet. Starting with the iconic pyramids you’ll then catch a sleeper train bound for Aswan, visit ancient villages and kayak on the Nile before boarding a traditional felucca. You’ll also visit the Red Sea, where you can explore the underwater world.

Mount Ararat is the final resting place of Noah’s Ark - according to the Old Testament. Whatever its place in history, this extinct volcano provides an unusual and achievable trekking challenge. This 10-day journey, takes you across an unforgettable Anatolian landscape, visiting the Ishak Pasha Palace, Akdamar Island and Van Castle along the way.

Family Egypt Adventure | FEA

Mount Ararat - Turkey’s Sacred Summit| TAR

CRETE This spectacular Greek island, has so much to offer it’s hard to cram it all into one week. We have devised a fantastic self-guided walking itinerary that visits all the island’s highlights. Discover the spectacular canyons of Samaria, Aradena and Imbros, and the stunning paths and idyllic beaches of Marmara, Sweetwater and Loutro.

Self-Guided Walking on Crete | SGCS

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NEPAL

THE BEST OF NEPAL Namaste 2023 marks the 70th anniversary of the first ascent of Mount Everest by Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay. This momentous event was arguably the spark that first ignited interest in Nepal as an adventure travel destination. With its welcoming people and wonderful mix of landscape; terraced farmland and rich montane forest leading northwards to range upon range of towering peaks, it’s hardly surprising that Nepal has gone on to become one of the world’s most popular places to visit for keen trekkers and mountaineers. We have been travelling and trekking in Nepal for 30 years, and our unbeatable collection of 30 holidays, includes everything from classic lodge-based itineraries in the Everest and Annapurna regions, to remote-area camping treks and expeditions to several 6000 metre trekking peaks. Working with the very best local agencies, we pride ourselves on our superior itineraries, premium standards of service and great value for money. So the only question left is where to go. See our ‘Best for’ list, to help you decide where your next adventure could be.

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NEPAL

BEST FOR EVEREST BASE CAMP

BEST FOR CLIMBING 6000M PEAKS

Everest Base Camp is one of the world’s bucket list destinations. Our favourite way to get there, veers off from the main route after Namche Bazaar, and winds its way through the mighty Himalaya and up through the Gokyo Valley. Here you’ll climb Gokyo Ri and be rewarded with incredible views, before climbing over the Cho La pass and trekking towards Everest Base Camp.

Nepal, the land of the Himalayas, is known as a mountaineers and trekkers paradise to the world. An iconic Nepalese peak, Mera, is a stunning viewpoint for 6 of the world’s 8000m peaks; Everest, Kangchenjunga, Makalu, Lhotse, Everest and Cho Oyu. It’s officially classed as one of the highest trekking peaks in Nepal and no previous mountaineering experience is required.

The Ultimate Everest Trek | EVL

BEST FOR OFF-THEBEATEN-TRACK KE prides itself in finding remote and little visited regions, and we have an abundance of trips that will really take you off-the-beaten-track. Visit the ‘Wild West’ region of Inner Dolpo and one of the most alluring corners of Nepal, and follow in the footsteps of ‘The Snow Leopard’ author, Peter Matthiessen.

Shey Gompa and Inner Dolpo | DOL

BEST FOR ANNAPURNAS Trekking to Annapurna Base Camp is a slightly less taxing route and shorter than trekking to Everest Base Camp. It’s not as high and the trails are normally much quieter than the Everest routes. Our favourite Annapurna trekking holiday heads to Poon Hill to witness the stunning sunrise, before spending the night at Annapurna Sanctuary (4130m).

Annapurna Sanctuary & Poon Hill Trek | ASL

Mera Peak | MER

BEST FOR RUNNERS

BEST FOR FAMILY Nepal isn’t just for the grown ups. The whole family can experience the majesty of the Himalaya on our Beyond the Annapurnas Family Trek. With 6 days of stunning trekking and astounding views of the beautiful Annapurna range, you and your family can learn all about the different cultures in Nepal, from Buddhist stupas to Hindu temples.

Beyond the Annapurnas | FNT

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If you enjoy trail running, then here’s the ultimate challenge for you. The Tenzing Hillary Mount Everest Marathon is one of the most prestigious marathons in the world, and the world’s highest marathon. It’s named after Tenzing Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary, the first people to summit Everest, and race day 2023, is the 70th anniversary of their first ascent. What a year to take part. Tenzing Hillary Everest Marathon | MEM

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BEST FOR CULTURE AND HIGHLIGHTS Travellers looking for a more easy-going holiday and cultural experience, don’t have to miss out on the mind-blowing views by not trekking to high altitude. Stroll amongst the temples and Hindu holy-men in Kathmandu, enjoy breath-taking views of the Annapurnas as well as hiking up to the amazing cliff-side Taktsang Monastery while taking in all the highlights of Nepal and Bhutan.

Highlights of Nepal and Bhutan | NBH

BEST FOR LUXURY

UNIQUE TO KE

We all love a bit of luxury sometimes, and who would have thought that you can get it, while trekking in the Himalaya? Well you can. Both our Everest Yeti Trail Luxury Lodge Trek and our Annapurna and Bandipur Luxury Lodge Trek, offer you the best standard of accommodation available, in twin rooms with en-suite facilities and hot and cold running water.

We love to create completely unique-to-KE holidays that no other UK companies offer. One such trip is on an exciting new high-level route through the Makalu Barun National Park. This is a pioneering adventure through a part of Nepal where no-one has trekked before, and is for experienced Himalayan trekkers only. Are you tough enough?

Everest Yeti Trail Luxury Lodge Trek | ELL Annapurna & Bandipur Luxury Lodge Trek | ANL

Makalu to Mera Reconnaissance Trek | MTM

BHUTAN

ISOLATED, PEACEFUL AND UNSPOILED Bhutan is known as ‘Druk Yul’ - the Land of the Thunder Dragon and is a fiercely independent kingdom. By actively restricting tourist numbers, this tiny mountainous country, has preserved its cultural identity and protected its environment. As a result, the fortunate visitor will find Bhutan a revelation. The mountains are considered sacred, so the majority of snow-capped peaks you see, have never been climbed including Gangkar Puensum (7570m), the world’s highest unclimbed peak.

The Druk Path Trek | DRK The Snowman Trek | BST Festivals of Bhutan | BDT Bhutan Thunder Dragon Ride | BHMB

Bhutan is well known for its colourful Buddhist festivals, locally known as ‘tshechu’, where tranquillity temporarily takes a back seat, and brightly coloured dancers engage in celebrations. The locals socialise and dress in their best gho (robes for men) and kiro (clothes for women) to enjoy the festivities, cleanse themselves of bad karma and receive blessings. KE has been going to Bhutan for over 30 years, and we’ve created 11 trips for every level of adventurer. Each of our Bhutanese trips, provide an unforgettable insight into the mysterious ‘Land of the Thunder Dragon’.

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TRIPS OF A LIFETIME All of our adventures make memories that last a lifetime, but we’ve got 6 of the best for you to choose from right here. Trips to see the ends of the earth, to climb the highest peaks, to see the rarest wildlife, to walk on the wildest continents. These are the journeys you might only make once…although who’s to say you won’t want to go back for more? Whilst you never need a reason to take the plunge on a trip of a lifetime, these adventures are the perfect way to mark a special occasion too. Turn a landmark birthday, an anniversary, a family reunion or retirement party into something even more epic by sharing the experience together - because sometimes it’s the people who make a trip one that you’ll never forget. From Antarctica to Africa, all the trips we’ve selected here offer something a little extra than most, something to make your adventure truly, unforgettably unique. Delve in.

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TRIPS OF A LIFETIME

SEE THE NORTHERN LIGHTS

TREK THE CLASSIC PAINE CIRCUIT

Across all the wonders of the world, there’s nothing quite like seeing the aurora borealis. To see it in its full majesty, journey to the far north, where these ethereal lights have held people in awe for centuries. In the Arctic Circle in Sweden, you can add to your once-in-a-lifetime trip with even more unforgettable experiences: dog-sledding, staying in an off-grid lodge, relaxing in a traditional sauna, ice-fishing and more.

Anyone who loves the mountains has to make the journey to Patagonia at least once in their lifetime. Home to some of the most stunning vistas in the world, the Paine Circuit - considered to be one of the best treks in the world - will take you past granite towers, cascading waterfalls and magnificent glaciers, culminating in an incredible finale at the iconic Paine Towers.

Lapland Dog Sled Adventure | WSD

WALK THE TOUR DU MONT BLANC Nothing can take away from the majesty of the Alps - except for when you maybe want a bit of peace and quiet. This high-level, hut-to-hut trek takes you above and beyond the usual Tour du Mont Blanc on lesser-visited trails to experience all the best parts of an Alpine journey. Expect rustic mountain huts, wildflower meadows and day after day of jaw-dropping views.

Ultimate Tour du Mont Blanc | UTM

CRUISE THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS

HEAD TO ANTARCTICA A voyage for those who’ve always wanted to experience the awe of Antarctica, but know just seeing it wouldn’t be enough. Using the ship as a base, you’ll be led by experienced expedition leaders into a frozen continent, choosing from activities like kayaking, snowshoeing, photo-workshops, mountaineering and camping to become fully immersed. This is how you truly experience the breath-taking scale of Antarctica.

Antarctic Hike & Sail Expedition | PAB

Patagonia: The Classic Paine Circuit | PPC

CLIMB KILIMANJARO What’s better than climbing the highest mountain in Africa? Climbing the two highest, naturally. Not only do you achieve an extra summit, but by acclimatising on Mount Kenya first, you dramatically increase your chances of summit success on Kilimanjaro. Through Tanzania and Kenya, you’ll see lush rainforest, otherworldly landscapes and abundant wildlife, as well as reaping the reward of experiencing sunrise from both iconic peaks.

Climb Mount Kenya and Kilimanjaro | KK

A tropical paradise in the truest sense, the Galapagos is home to one of the greatest shows of biodiversity on the planet. On our uniquely active adventure you’ll swim, snorkel, kayak and cycle your way around four of the islands, discovering an abundance of wildlife both above and below the waters from giant turtles to giant manta rays, iguanas, albatrosses and more.

Galapagos Islands Adventure | GMA

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SOUTHERN AFRICA

4 REASONS TO VISIT SOUTHERN AFRICA Southern Africa’s incredible diversity makes people come back time and time again. The landscapes are breathtaking, the wildlife viewing first-class, the food is simply delightful and activities are in abundance. Here are 4 reasons to visit.

Alison Bembridge Meet Alison, she’s KE’s expert for our Southern Africa holidays and has worked for KE for nearly 14 years.

AMAZING WALKING

BEST FOR SAFARI

Sweeping for 700 miles through two countries and five South African Provinces, the Drakensberg Mountain range is an area of spectacular beauty, with peaks that exceed 3000m. The landscapes are rugged, with natural pools and glowing rocks, and the hundreds of caves tell the story of the nomadic San people who recorded their lives in rock art paintings. There’s definitely magic in the mountains of the Drakensberg.

If you want to tick off all the Big Five in one day, then Southern Africa is one of the few places on Earth where you can do this. Elephants are fairly common, as are zebra, giraffe and antelope. Lion and leopard are harder to find but usually reside somewhere along all of our routes. Hippos are found in the Okavango Delta and on most trips there is a strong likelihood that buffalo may be seen.

Walking the Drakensberg and the Wild Coast of South Africa | WDC Walking South Africa | WSA

Best of Botswana, Lodge Safari | OCV The Wild Trans Kalahari Expedition | TKB

GREAT FOR ALL SEASONS

DON’T FORGET THE ISLANDS

Southern Africa offers all-year round adventure. From the dust free months in spring when the landscape is green and lush, to the dry months of June to October, when the animals pack themselves around the watering holes, making wildlife much easier to find. Winter brings more changeable weather and rainfall, but this is when Victoria Falls is at its fullest and most spectacular.

Madagascar is the world’s 4th largest island and is famous for its wildlife. With 70 species of lemur, found nowhere else on earth, white sand beaches, stunning rainforest and delicious food, this spot offers once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Reunion Island on the other hand, is a hiker’s paradise. With over 1000kms of well-marked trails, its rugged interior beholds high passes, lush vegetation, exotic bird species, volcanic summits and towering waterfalls.

Victoria Falls to Cape Town | VCMB The Cape, Winelands and Walks | WCA

Trek Madagascar, Land of the Lemur | MAD Reunion Island Paradise | RUN

She has travelled extensively with both KE groups and independently, spending time searching for the Big 5 in Botswana, tracking Gorillas in Rwanda and has even climbed Kilimanjaro.

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FAMILY TRIPS

BEST-SELLING HOLIDAYS FOR ALL THE FAMILY Family holidays create memories that will last a lifetime - they’re simply priceless. Take a look at our top 6 best-sellers.

GO OFF-GRID IN THE ALGARVE

TREK WITH TEENAGERS IN THE ALPS

LAID-BACK BEACHES IN COSTA RICA

Imagine your kids forgetting about their devices and begging you to take them to the lake for a swim. This perfect off-grid family adventure is action-packed with activities like rock-climbing, bodyboarding and kayaking.

Especially for adventurous families, this is an excellent introduction to multi-day walking in some of Europe’s most stunning scenery and mountains. With an itinerary designed especially for teenagers, you’ll complete the best parts of the Mont Blanc circuit.

Do your kids love wildlife, jungles and beaches? Search for howler monkeys, tree frogs, turtles and colourful toucans, hit the beaches and go on a floating safari, plus learn how chocolate is made on a plantation tour.

Family Adventures in the Algarve | FPA - Age 8+

Family Tour du Mont Blanc | FMB - Age 10+

Costa Rica Family Adventure | FCW - Age 6+

CLIMB MOUNT TOUBKAL

ACTION-PACKED FUN IN JORDAN

THE ULTIMATE FAMILY SAFARI

Does your teenager love walking? Well how about this for their first challenge. Climbing to the top of North Africa’s highest peak, Mount Toubkal (4167m) in Morocco. Our guides are brilliant with children and this itinerary is perfect for fit and active teenagers. A great first proper trek to the summit of a beautiful mountain.

With the stunning backdrop of Petra and Wadi Rum, our ultimate adventure in Jordan offers unbeatable value for money. Explore Roman walled cities, float in the Dead Sea, discover a lost city and sleep under the stars with the Bedouin.

Whether you’re a seasoned safari enthusiast or a first timer, this family safari encompasses some of the most unique and diverse game reserves and national parks Africa has to offer. Visiting Botswana and Zambia, experience the African night skies, mesmerizing wildlife and amazing Victoria Falls.

Family Teenage Toubkal Ascent | FTT - Age 10+

Family Adventure in Jordan | FJO - Age 5+

Okavango and Botswana Family Safari | FBO - Age 12+

“Fantastic hosts, breath taking scenery, foraging, fishing, canoeing and superb food and company. Our family of five (mum, dad + 7, 10 & 12 year olds) had an amazing week up in Swedish Lapland.” Michael from Wirral | FSW

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ON THE INCA TRAIL TO MACHU PICCHU Peru is the perfect adventure travel destination, offering ancient civilisations, turquoise glacier lakes, snowy ridges and remote trekking routes. Anne made the journey to visit the Peruvian Andes, and one of the most spectacular Seven Wonders of the World in 2019.

There are some places in the world that you have seen photographs of, and you say to yourself: ‘one day I’m going to go there’. This is how our bucket list started. Then in 2019, my husband Jim and I decided it was time to put the list into action. The place we had both wanted to go to for a long time was at the top: Machu Picchu.

Anne Downie KE traveller and neighbour at the famous outdoor shop George Fisher in Keswick, Anne loves nothing more than a KE trekking holiday. She and her husband Jim have now done a few, including Costa Rica Walks and Wildlife, Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal, and Mount

The colours of the rocks, reds and yellows, gleamed in the bright light of the day. Not another soul to be seen. How amazing was this - to have the whole mountains to ourselves? As we trekked the trail, at the highest point we were treated to views of a small glacial lake undisturbed by civilisation. The sense of achievement on reaching this point was incredible. It wasn’t until we set off bright and early to cross the Cusichaca River and trek through the cloud forest that we encountered people - more than we had been used to in our complete solitude, at least.

Toubkal in Morocco.

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On other days, we descended into valleys and passed small hamlets, an Inca ruin with grazing pastures. It was hard to imagine that people lived at such height, but our guide Henry informed us this was where our porters came from. Our trek continued, reaching the heights of the Dead Woman’s Pass and the Runccuracay Pass. The terrain changing again to wider paths paved with original Inca stones, luxuriant forests, a tunnel carved in the hillside by the Incas, all backed with tremendous mountain views. Henry told us that he felt this part of the walk had a special place in his heart. He felt connected to the spirits and gods. A place to walk in peace and tranquillity. When arriving at our last camp, the surroundings were unbelievable. I just stood gazing. Snow-capped Salkantay (6271m), was towering above us. I felt so lucky to be here. Just to sit and watch the clouds move across the sky, the mist to come and go.

INCA TRAIL AND ALTERNATIVE TREKS To see the mountains disappear and then to reappear. This was the most wonderful view I have ever set my eyes on. Until the morning, when we saw the light of sunrise covering Salkantay. It was just something else - absolutely staggering. The next day was the big one reaching Machu Picchu. We set off on our descent of 3000 steps passing the Inca ruin settlement of Winay Huayna. The amazing architecture is still visible to this day. The final section was round the mountain to the Sun Gate for our first sighting of Machu Picchu, the famous Lost City of the Incas.

At this point I could feel the excitement rising and adrenalin rush as we neared the final hundred metres or so. Then, we were there! Machu Picchu standing in all its glory. Magnificent. Beautiful. WOW! Such a sight. I felt the emotions creeping up inside me. Was it that I had completed the trek, or was it this incredible place standing there in front of me that got to me, and made my jaw drop open? Both, I think. What I would like to say is that if you have any inclination to visit Machu Picchu, then go for it. It’s by far the best experience of my life. The Inca Trail and Beyond | INC

LEADER SPOTLIGHT

Val Pitkethly Val is one of KE’s longest serving and most experienced Himalayan and Andean trek leaders, she leads our trips in Peru’s Huayhuash Mountains. An avid mountaineer, Val has been guiding since 1985, and has led mountain treks throughout the world, including Nepal, India, Pakistan, Bhutan, Tibet, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Tanzania, Kenya and Morocco. She has literally brought light to hundreds of people through her Light Education Development project (LED), which provides solar lighting to remote communities. LED was founded in the late 1990s by Val, who over many years has established strong and trusted relationships with communities in the highland villages of the Cordillera Blanca and Huayhuash ranges in northern Peru, and over the year has supplied solar lighting units to over 4000 families.

ALTERNATIVE TRIPS IN PERU Peru has an abundance of walking trails and adventure opportunities aside from trekking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. Immerse yourself deep into the Amazon rainforest, into the remote and wild Andes, or explore the other Inca city, Choquequirao, which is only accessible by foot. Here are some of our alternative adventures.

Val leads Cordillera Huayhuash Circuit | PHH

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MOROCCO

4 SEASONS IN MOROCCO AUTUMN

Avoid the hot summer sun as the temperatures start to decrease. The leaves on the deciduous trees start to change, and the diverse landscape is an array of ever-changing colour. You’ll get dry sunny days, but it’s worth preparing for the occasional, welcomed, rainfall.

SPRING

With generally warm and dry weather, and with most of the snow gone from all but the mountains’ highest peaks, it’s a great time for high mountain trekking, desert activities and getting out and about on the bike. We love Morocco here at KE. It’s such an exotic adventure destination and so close to home for those of us in the UK/Europe. From the stark beauty of the mountains, to the magic of the cities, this intriguing and captivating country, will make you feel as though you have stepped into an Ali Baba folk tale. As you wander through the souks of Marrakech, the heavenly smells ignite your senses and a kaleidoscope of colour meets your eyes. While you trek through the mountainous terrain, you’ll snake through Berber valleys and you’re guaranteed to fall in love with the incredible landscape. Morocco is without a doubt, one of the most friendly, diverse and great value destinations that KE travels to, and the great thing is, adventures are all-year-round.

Jebel Sahro Walking Holiday | JBO A Taste Of Morocco | ATM

Ride The Kasbah | JEMB Mount Mgoun | MGO

WINTER SUMMER

Although much hotter, summer

is a great time to visit the Atlantic Coast with its cool breeze, or trek in the mountains for the cooler air. Essaouira and Marrakech can be busier, but we do our best to keep you away from the crowds. Morocco’s Undiscovered Coast | CCM One Week Mount Toubkal | OWT

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Morocco’s winter is warm and mild, and brings many sunny days ideal for hiking. The Sahara Desert skies are clear and dust free, and the snowy peaks return. It’s a perfect time to plan a desert trekking or winter mountaineering adventure. Edge of Sahara Trek | WST Mount Toubkal in Winter | WIT

16 TRIPS IN MOROCCO

JORDAN

VISIT JORDAN If you haven’t considered visiting Jordan, we’re here to change your mind. A country where there is more to the cuisine than falafel and hummus, its natural charms and historic sites are complemented with great walking, biking and canyoning in wild landscapes. There is truly something to satisfy every type of traveller here - foodies, historylovers, families and keen walkers and bikers alike, with myriad adventures to be found among sweeping desert landscapes, otherworldly rock formations and ancient archaeological wonders. Walk the Jordan trail from Dana to Petra, taking secret trails to reach lesser-seen sites, explore hidden canyons in Wadi Rum, float in the Dead Sea, and be swept away by the flavours of authentic Middle Eastern fare. There’s geographical and cultural splendour to delight everyone, and what’s more, know you’ll enjoy it all in comfort, staying in Bedouin camps and being led by local guides in a tradition of warm hospitality that’s been practiced for centuries.

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“Action packed journey with local guide, swimming most days, so many animals, birds, reptiles seen, wonderful country, so eco conscious.” John from Stourbridge | CWW

NATURAL WONDERS OF LATIN AMERICA

LATIN AMERICA A region which doesn’t do anything by halves, Latin America reigns when it comes to jaw-dropping, breath-taking, heart-thumping natural wonders. Andean peaks, tropical rainforest, impressive glaciers, endless deserts, active volcanoes and turquoise lagoons. The variety of landscapes will leave you in awe. From the top to the tip of Central and South America, here’s just a few to put on your list.

VOLCANIC HIGHLANDS

A loud-mouthed character in the Ring of Fire, Guatemala boasts nearly 40 volcanoes which make for a spectacular trekking region. Draped around the bewitching blue waters of Lake Atitlan, you can climb seven of these magnificent mountains in 2 weeks of adventure. Stand on top of Tajumulco, Central America’s highest peak, see sensational sunrise views from Volcan Zunil and watch Fuego illuminate the night sky with plumes of lava.

Guatemala’s Magnificent Seven | GVO

UNTAMED RAINFOREST

Rainforests are the guardians of a huge proportion of our planet’s biodiversity and a sight we should all experience. Along the Central American isthmus of Costa Rica and Panama, over 50% of the land mass is pristine jungle. In Costa Rica, you can spot the astonishing variety of wildlife which comes with primary rainforest, keeping your eyes peeled for sloths, a nearly endless array of monkeys and thousands of bird species. After, hop into Panama for a lofty walk on hanging bridges through breath-taking cloud forest.

Wild Costa Rica & Panama | WCP

MIGHTY WATERFALLS

The Guianas are the unknown gem of Latin America. Full of pristine rainforest, a melting pot of cultures and rare wildlife, these things alone make it worth a visit. But it is Kaieteur Falls, the highest single-drop waterfall in the world at over five times the height of Niagara Falls, which will make it unforgettable. Gaze at it first from above in a truly spectacular flight over the jungle before landing nearby to experience it up close.

Discovering the Hidden Guianas | DHG

GRANITE AND GLACIERS

There are countless unforgettable sights in Patagonia, but the two which top the list are its soaring towers and mighty glaciers. The spires and granite towers of the Torres del Paine soar above 2000m, dominating the surrounding landscape - a view like nowhere else on earth. A landscape forged by ice, your other must-see sights include the mighty Grey and Perito Moreno Glaciers, two very real reminders of the awesome power of nature. Spires and Ice – Trekking Patagonia | PAT

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TOM RICHARDSON INTERVIEW How did it all begin?

An interview with Tom Richardson Tom Richardson is something of a living legend in the KE world - a status well earnt by taking hundreds of KE travellers into some of the world’s most stunning mountain ranges. He has a wealth of experience in the Greater Ranges, has climbed Cho Oyu, and was a leader of the expedition that put 3 KE leaders on the summit of Everest in May 2005. We asked him a few questions about his life as a leader to find out more.

In 1979, four of us decided to go to India and climb a peak in the Parbati Valley area near Manali. Later I climbed in Nepal and then in 1987, we first visited Pakistan to try to make the first ascent of Tupopdan a 6000m peak, spotted by one of my mentors the late Al Rouse, whilst he was climbing with Chris Bonington. This was the start of annual climbing and trekking trips across the world. I first encountered KE in 1988 below Gondogoro Peak in Pakistan and then frequently met groups around the world. I liked their style and their ethos matched my own. The leaders became friends and we often met in KE haunts before and after trips. Where have you led for KE? Many places, but my favourites include Nepal, India, Pakistan, Tibet, Mongolia, Uganda, Morocco, Ethiopia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and China. Which is your favourite trek to lead in Nepal? Close to my heart will always be Mera Peak. At 6400m I’ve climbed it more than 20 times and love it. The views include six 8000m peaks and a dramatic high camp. I get great satisfaction from helping determined

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members to reach the summit and return safely. It’s a challenge but one that can be achieved by non-mountaineers. It is a life changing experience for everyone. You also lead KE trips on Mount Khuiten in Mongolia. It’s the world’s most remote peak. Does it feel it when you’re there? It certainly does. I’ve been leading trips there since 2004 and it’s still a massive adventure. Camels carry luggage to base camp, we camp high on the glacier, and from the summit there are no signs of human life in any direction. What would you do if you weren’t a trek leader? Alongside working with KE, I write and edit for outdoor magazines and journals, and spent time writing a book a few years back. But really the answer is that I would still go trekking exploring and climbing in the Greater Ranges and wild places of the world, although they are even better shared.

Tom’s top treks Mount Khuiten Ascent | KHU Gondogoro Peak and the Hushe Valley | GHU Mera Peak | MER

CENTRAL ASIA/PAKISTAN/INDIA

WONDERS OF ASIA

CENTRAL ASIA A group of enigmatic countries tucked away between China and the Caspian Sea, Central Asia has been touted as an undiscovered secret for years - and it remains so today. If you’re looking for a taste of travel as it used to be, find it here, in the snow-capped peaks of the Pamir and Tien Shan, in the yurts of nomadic Kyrgyz herders, in bustling bazaars and glittering, blue-domed cities. Expect remote, little-visited trekking routes, Silk Road wonders and truly welcoming people.

PAKISTAN Did you know that the KE in KE Adventure stands for Karakoram Experience? Before we ran trips worldwide, it was in Pakistan that we first discovered the irresistible wonder of adventure travel to be found amongst the lofty peaks of the Karakoram mountains. Pakistan is still a destination any curious traveller will fall in love with, as we did all those years ago. Trek across glaciers and alpine meadows, stand amongst giants as you reach the foothills of 8000m peaks, cycle on the high-roads of Gilgit-Baltistan, and drink it all in knowing you’re experiencing a true once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

INDIA A country so vast and varied that you’ll want to visit time and time again. From the tropical tip of sunny Kerala to the snowy edges of the remote Himalaya, India’s rich and varied landscapes are matched in wow-factor only by its sumptuous history and culture. On any adventure here you’ll discover beautiful walks, fascinating stories, world-famous cuisine and more, an incredible kaleidoscope of experiences like nowhere else on earth.

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EXPLORE THE WORLD ON TWO WHEELS “This trip is vast. With 3 pretty packed weeks of activities & fun. Just book it, you won’t regret it. We saw more elephants and giraffes than dogs for 3 weeks…” Andrew from Biggar | VCMB

CYCLING

ROAD Riding a Tour de France style road bike with drop handlebars, these holidays tend to be longer, faster journeys on the tarmac, with more time in the saddle.

E-BIKING

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT CYCLING HOLIDAY There is no better way to explore a new destination than by bike.

Riding an e-bike, gives you the benefit of exploring on two wheels, with a little less effort, giving you more energy to enjoy your holiday. You have the option on all our self-guided cycling holidays, and some of our guided holidays, to upgrade to an e-bike.

LEISURE Amongst our easiest cycling holidays, these adventures have a strong cultural and sightseeing focus with plenty of time off the bike. You’ll be cycling for pleasure on quiet roads and cycle tracks, normally on an easy-to-ride hybrid bike.

Finding your dream cycling holiday can be tricky, but we have trips for riders of all abilities, and try to make it as simple as possible by using the categories outlined to the right.

ADVENTURE These holidays vary from easy to epic and can be on tarmac or dirt roads, so anything from touring the back roads of Vietnam to cycling desert tracks in the Kalahari. Generally you’ll be on a mountain bike on these adventure holidays.

SELF-GUIDED If you don’t want to join a group adventure, then you may enjoy a self-guided cycling holiday. That way, you can take things at your own pace. They’re perfect for families too. So if you like the idea of long relaxed lunches in the sun along the way, this option could be for you.

OVER 45 CYCLING HOLIDAYS WORLDWIDE

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WINTER IN EUROPE

Winter is an inspiring time to visit destinations in Europe. There’s serious snow in the French, Swiss and Italian Alps, and lingering sunshine in the North Atlantic Ocean, just off the coast of Africa. Whether you love the idea of a rugged volcanic walk on Tenerife, or a snowshoe through pristine snow-laden trees in the French Alps, here are three of our favourite European winter destinations to consider.

THE CANARY ISLANDS The eternal promise of the Canary Islands, is that it will always deliver a wonderful mild climate during the winter months, with endless hours of sunshine. Tenerife, Lanzarote, and Fuerteventura, boast colourful volcanic landscapes and unspoiled beaches, whilst La Gomera, with its pockets of cloud forest, is a true walker’s paradise.

FRANCE

Undiscovered Tenerife | TWW La Gomera Walking Week | LGT

In the Alpine regions of France, you’ll encounter snowy bliss and a pristine winter paradise. Exploring the wild mountain valleys, whether you are on snowshoes or crosscountry skis, is enchanting and magical, like a scene from the film, Chronicles of Narnia. Stay in traditional Alpine villages, enjoy beautiful French food and stunning views, all while exploring the beautiful snow-covered French Alps.

Mont Blanc Snowshoe | MBS High Level Pyrenees Snowshoe | PSH

MADEIRA With bursts of colour from the tropical flora along the trails, and lush levadas that weave from volcanic mountain tops to the floor of the valleys, Madeira is endlessly surprising. It’s hard to talk about winter in Madeira, as it’s always summer. The subtropical climate, lack of crowds, wonderful walking routes and cheaper flight prices make Madeira a great winter destination. Levada Trails and Peaks of Madeira | MWW Self-guided Cycling on Madeira | SGMM

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WINTER WORLDWIDE

WINTER

VIETNAM Whether you want to discover Vietnam’s highlights, cycle the Ho Chi Minh Highway, stay with hill-tribes in the Tribal Heartland, or trek through the villages and rice fields of the Pu Luong National Park, we have 6 different ways for you to explore and discover the diverse and unique country of Vietnam. In Hoi An, you’ll encounter mustard coloured shopfronts and historical architecture, and at Halong Bay, you’ll cruise through an iconic archipelago of limestone pillars and quaint hidden bays. In the Mekong Delta, you’ll see the patchwork of farms along the riverbanks and colourful floating markets, and in the remote villages of North Vietnam, meet the people of the Tay, Red Dao, White Hmong, Black Lolo, Flower Lolo and Nung Tribes.

WORLDWIDE

Travelling a little further afield for a winter adventure, opens you up to a whole world of options. You could summit 20 volcanoes in El Salvador, see the sunrise from Poon Hill in Nepal, or discover the hidden Guianas in South America. Here are three of our favourite long-haul winter destinations to consider.

CAPE VERDE This verdant group of islands, just off the west coast of Africa, have a bewitching blend of Portuguese and African influences. Abundant with incredible hiking trails, seas filled with whales and dolphins, friendly colourful culture and magnificent views from its endless viewpoints. Cape Verde means ‘green cape’ but it got its name by accident, as the island looks more like a rocky moonscape blessed with lush tropical gardens. You can get there in about 6 hours from the UK so you don’t have to travel halfway around the world, and the weather between November and April is just perfect. Cape Verde is simply a little nugget of travel goodness and perfect for a winter sunshine adventure. Walking on Cape Verde Islands | CVW Self-guided Cape Verde coming soon

Secret Trails of the Tribal Heartland | VNT Vietnam From North to South | VNS

NEW ZEALAND New Zealand has a dazzling wealth of breath-taking scenery, and is one of the most soughtafter destinations in the world. Snow-capped mountains, ancient glaciers, rolling hills, beautiful beaches and unforgettable hiking. This destination, tucked away in the corner of the world, is a country worth making the effort to visit. Explore the South Island by bike and ride the Alps to Ocean Trail. You’ll see Mount Cook from two sides and cycle past turquoise glacier-fed lakes. Or, go off-thebeaten-track on a walking journey, taking in all the hiking highlights from North to South, staying at the remote Rex Simpson Hut and trekking the Tongariro crossing. However you choose to explore New Zealand, you’ll be glad you made the journey.

Walking North to South Island | TNZ Best of New Zealand Trail Cycling | NDMB

Other Worldwide winter adventures Quebec Winter Adventure |CQW Costa Rica Walks and Wildlife | CWW Discovering the Hidden Guianas | DHG Cycle Madagascar | HCMB

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WHY KE?

YOUR MONEY IS SAFE

We are fully bonded through both ABTA for all Land Only packages sold, and have an ATOL license, issued by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) which covers all flight inclusive packages that we sell. Put simply, your money is 100% protected when you book with KE.

ADVENTURES FOR EVERYONE

30% of our trips are graded as physically challenging or tough, 35% are graded moderate and 35% leisurely. So we really do have holidays for walkers, trekkers & cyclists of all abilities. Some like to travel as part of a small group, whilst others prefer travelling alone, as a couple or with friends or family on a self-guided trip. Our self-guided holidays allow a greater degree of flexibility, and in most cases will be at the more ‘leisurely’ end of our range. We can also put on private departures of all of our holidays; a popular option for when you’re looking to do a trip of a lifetime with friends or family, often to celebrate an anniversary or significant birthday.

PIONEERING

We’ve never been afraid to push the boundaries, and have always been adventurous in our approach. In fact some would describe KE as a bit ‘edgy’. We’re often the first operator to launch trips to remote regions of the world, and have many unique trips and unusual activities that others wouldn’t consider offering. A few examples would be dog sledding on frozen Lake Khuvsgul in Mongolia, E-Mountain Biking in Mustang in Nepal and ascending the world’s two highest volcanoes in Chile.

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CARING FOR THE PLANET

We do our utmost to be respectful, to protect the environment and ensure that local communities benefit from the tourism that we bring to their regions. We acknowledge that there is a climate crisis and are aware of the responsibilities that we have. Since January 2020 we have been offsetting all of our emissions through our partner Livelihoods Funds, who support a number of fantastic reforestation and rural energy projects around the world. Our focus now is on measuring and reducing emissions wherever possible.

THE LATEST FROM OUR TRAVELLERS All our travellers are invited to post photos, videos and reviews when they return from their adventure. We publish all reviews, and each month a contributor is chosen at random to receive £50 off their next trip. Here are just a few of the reviews we have received from summer 2022 - These are your words not ours!

THE ULTIMATE EVEREST TREK

KILIMANJARO NORTHERN ROUTE

CHOQUEQUIRAO TO MACHU PICCHU

by Vanessa from North Yorkshire

by Dominic from Ilminster

A FANTASTIC HOLIDAY AND EXTREMELY MEMORABLE

SPECTACULAR, OFF THE BEATEN TRACK HIKING, WITH A BRILLIANT SUPPORT TEAM

Fully recommend the Northern Route for acclimatisation and 360° views of Kilimanjaro. Our group of 10 had 100% success in summiting and found the quieter paths and camps most enjoyable. All very well organised from start to finish with KE Adventure.

by John from Beverley

AWESOME, AMAZING, CHALLENGING, GREAT SCENERY, LOTS OF LAUGHS, VERY WELL LED. This was a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ trip for my 65th birthday. Would I recommend it - YES! The journey is amazing, the people great and experience out of this world.

97% EXCELLENT AITO INDEPENDENT REVIEWS 4.7 OUT OF 5 AVG STAR RATING KE ONLINE REVIEWS

This extended trekking route to Machu Picchu is well worth the extra effort. The terrain is steep, and merits its grade 8 score, but the scenery more than compensates. We were a small group brilliantly led by our guide Rudy, who was a local man who was always cheerful and enthusiastic.

by Rachel from Oxford

TREK THE HIGH TAURUS MOUNTAINS AND CAPPADOCIA

WONDERFUL

by Callum from Harpenden

FAMILY ADVENTURES IN THE ALGARVE Nothing was too much trouble for the hosts; food was plentiful and excellent. All done with a smile. Activities great fun and pitched perfectly for all abilities. One of our best holidays ever!

AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE! This was a fantastic trip from beginning to end. The process with KE was smooth, with the schedule and equipment list clear, while they answered any questions we had very quickly. Our time in Turkey was superb.

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