On these pages you can find background information about the countries where we run adventure tours – a list of destinations that’s as eclectic as the trips themselves! They’re the places we know and love best, and that are home to enough local secrets and off- the-beaten-track marvels to suit us and our guests.
Select the country you would like to find out more about:
Peru is open, and so are our arms! Here's everything you need to know about travelling here these days.
Find answers to our most commonly asked questions.
Our Peru cultural tours revolve around these unique festivals. Learn more about Quyllur Rit’i, Paucartambo and Inti Raymi here.
Useful information about getting to and from your trip to Peru.
Altitude is a consideration at Machu Picchu, Cusco, and Lake Titicaca - learn all about it here
The Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu is world famous and hugely popular. However, it’s not the only active and adventurous way to get to Machu Picchu.
Planning to explore Peru with kids? You've come to the right place - your best family vacation ever starts here! There is no better destination for a family adventure than Peru!
Small groups work better for our style of trip, and personal contact and connections are the foundation of our philosophy.
Our trip categories are there to help you choose the right trip for you!
As adventure tour people, we can’t help but love Peru to extremes; it offers diversity of adventure travel experience like nowhere else.
Flying to and from Myanmar is easy!
It’s helpful to be able to speak a little for ordering in restaurants and getting around… and the locals are patient and friendly - it’s worth giving it a go!
Find out what you need to do to take care of your health in Myanmar.
Everything you need to know about currency, cash, and cards for your trip to Myanmar.
Why does this country seem to have two names, and what does our choice about which to use say about us?
Is Myanmar safe for tourists? Is it wrong to visit?
It's important to get this right - here's the lowdown.
To enter Myanmar, you must have a passport that is valid for at least six months after your departure from Myanmar.
Myanmar is close to the equator and therefore has a tropical monsoon climate.
How communications will work while you’re travelling in Myanmar.
Useful information about getting to and from Vanuatu.