Summit Walking Holidays

This is the trail that changed how the world thinks about adventure. Steeped in mountaineering history and cultural depth, the route to Everest Base Camp offers more than views—it offers perspective. From the bustle of Namche Bazaar to the stillness of Kala Pattar at sunrise, you’ll move slowly, purposefully, and with the support of expert local guides who know every bend in the path. Reaching Base Camp is a moment to remember—but the journey there is what makes it unforgettable.

There’s no other mountain like it. Kilimanjaro stands alone—rising from the savanna to a glacier-capped summit, traversing five ecosystems in as many days. The Lemosho Route gives you space to acclimatize, breathe, and take it all in, while experienced guides handle the complexity behind the climb. With time, pacing, and support on your side, this becomes more than a test of endurance. It’s a rare chance to walk to the top of a continent—and come back with a deeper understanding of your own strength.

For those who want the long arc of a journey, the Annapurna Circuit delivers. This trail doesn’t just climb—it evolves, shifting from rice terraces and forests to high mountain desert and broad glacial valleys. You’ll pass through villages shaped by centuries of trade and tradition, staying in teahouses and walking trails that still feel timeless. This is a trek where you can stretch out, settle in, and watch the landscape—and yourself—change day by day.

More than a hike, this is a passage through a lost empire. Following the original stone steps of the Incas, the trail weaves through cloud forest and hidden ruins before reaching the Sun Gate—where Machu Picchu reveals itself slowly, quietly, and without a crowd in sight. With a second day built in to explore the site in depth, this journey honors the spirit of the trail itself: unhurried, intentional, and rich with meaning at every turn.

To walk the Tour du Mont Blanc is to see Europe at its alpine best. Crossing three countries in one circuit, this trek offers a mix of mountain passes, glacier views, and traditional villages, with luggage transfers and expert guides allowing you to travel light. It’s not a race—it’s a rhythm. One that gives you time to notice the wildflowers, linger over lunch, and arrive at your next destination tired but fulfilled. For travelers who believe the journey is the destination, this is the one.