Camping Tours

Our five day camping safari captivates those who experience its enchanting beauty. The four parks are located in Tanzania, a region that has preserved its purity on the ancient African continent. We will discover Lake Manyara National Park which features the largest concentration of baboons. The alkaline waters of Lake Manyara are encrusted with rosy feathered flamingos. Tarangire is famous for having one of the largest elephant populations in Africa. The Serengeti conjures up images of exploration, dramatic landscapes and exhilarating wildlife. The Ngorongoro Crater has been denoted as ‘Africa’s garden of Eden’.

The northern tourism circuit is by far the most popular safari circuit in Tanzania, comprising most of the must-see destinations in the country. If you're a first-time visitor to Tanzania, this is where you want to be.

The circuit starts in Arusha and includes, from east to west: Arusha National Park at the foot of Mount Meru, Tarangire National Park 110km southwest of the town of Arusha, Manyara Ranch between Tarangire National Park and Lake Manyara National Park, Lake Manyara National Park at the bottom of the Gregory Rift, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (which includes the Ngorongoro caldera, the Empakaai Crater and the southern Serengeti plains of Lake Ndutu), and the Serengeti National Park that stretches north to the Tanzania/Kenya border.

This seven-day, 30+ mile backpacking adventure includes five full days of backpacking along massive glaciers, past wild creeks, and through virgin wilderness in this most amazing and virtually unexplored area of Denali National Park. Not only does this experience include float plane access via a flight-seeing tour of the mighty Ruth Glacier, it also provides backpackers the opportunity to experience Denali National Park in a way that few ever have. You’ll finish the trip with a short visit to the quaint town of Talkeenta, and a remarkable train ride back to Anchorage.

Turquoise Lake offers some of the best hiking and wildlife viewing in Lake Clark National Park. At your first camp, spend a few days exploring waterfalls and glaciers, then head toward Twin Lakes for three days in the alpine tundra. Enjoy some of Alaska’s most incredible lakes and mountain ranges, and return refreshed from this wild place of natural beauty and solitude.

Guarded by 8,000’ peaks to the east, and endless tundra to the west, Turquoise Lake is nestled between Telaquana Lake and Twin Lakes, in the heart of Lake Clark National Park. This 7-day adventure gives anyone looking for an all-inclusive wilderness hiking experience the chance to thoroughly explore one of Alaska’s most amazing and beautiful watersheds; kayaking the turquoise waters, hiking to the edges of mighty glaciers, and exploring the hillsides searching for a glimpse of the many animals that call this place home. With kayaks based at Turquoise Lake you can hike both the east end and west end of the lake, with the option to do morning or evening paddles from camp.

This routes explores three of Lake Clark National Park’s most spectacular watersheds — Telaquana Lake, Turquoise Lake, and the famed Twin Lakes. This backpacking trip will take you up and over glaciers, through spectacularly vertical canyons, past huge waterfalls, and across some of the most stunning alpine tundra in Alaska.

This 10-day backpacking and hiking trip will take you from the shores of remote Telaquana Lake, around the Trail Creek highlands, beneath the glaciated 8000’ Telaquana Mountain, under the hanging glaciers surrounding Turquoise Lake, over a glacier pass, through the tundra of the Emerson Creek valley, and finally to Twin Lakes.

While the mountains present exciting route-finding challenges, the tundra allows the opportunity to hike easily and glass the horizons for Dall’s sheep, grizzly bears, caribou, moose, migratory foul, and birds of prey.

An exclusive proposal of Walk Patagonia to travel the Carretera Austral, famous for its surreal landscapes, its picturesque localities, and its pristine nature.

Travel down a section of the Carretera Austral to the picturesque town of Caleta Tortel, nestled in a zone of archipelagos with endless islands, channels and estuaries, and rugged mountain ranges crowned by glaciers. With optional full-day trekking in Cerro Submarino, Río Mosco Refuge or Tigre Glacier Lookout before embarking on the lake transfer that connects the different towns of the southern region of Aysén and arrive in the beautiful spot of Candelario Mansilla. Enjoy days trekking in El Chaltén before visiting the Perito Moreno Glacier.

Learn the skills to conduct covert reconnaissance (including scaling cliffs and abseiling) and live in the wilds whilst avoiding capture. Stay overnight in the woods before your real mission on day two…

If you're already confident with the basics of map reading, this 2 day map and compass navigation skills courses takes you through the next steps: teaching essential compass work to allow the walker to explore ground away from footpaths and tracks.

On completion of this course participants should be able to plan and follow walks in the countryside that venture beyond paths and tracks.

• Topics covered include:
• Navigating using ‘coarse’ and ‘fine’ features
• Navigational strategies: aiming off, attack points, collecting features
• Understanding of contour features, both large and small, on the map and on the ground
• Judging distance accurately on the map and on the ground
• The planning of a safe walk or route involving walking on a bearing
• Employ simple relocation strategies when lost
• Use of compass to follow accurate bearings
• Understanding of the effects of fatigue, physical discomfort and extreme weather conditions
• Knowledge and application of the Countryside Code

Start your first day trekking with a steady climb that takes you to the Marabout Sidi Chamharouch, a place where pilgrims come from across Morocco to heal the sick bewitched by evil spirits before continuing your trip south to the Toubkal Refuge. The next morning you will start to climb this beautiful peak. Toubkal is the highest in North Africa at 4167m, with impressive panoramic views. After lunch, head to Imlil to transfer back to Marrakech.

On this trip you will traverse the stunning Azzadene Valley, passing traditional Berber mountain villages and see rushing mountain streams surrounded by lush walnut groves that lead up towards the peaks of the High Atlas. Walk up the valley towards the pass at Tizi n Mzik (2479m) which offers dramatic views, before descending down into Imlil. If you’re feeling energetic you can take a slight route detour to include the D’Irhoulidene waterfalls.

You will enjoy beautiful landscapes along the way between Marrakech and Ouarzazate, the doorway to the Sahara desert and visit the UNESCO world heritage site Ait Benhaddou. Experience the local culture with an overnight stay in a local family’s home in Tinzert, as well as taking a sunset camel ride to spend the night in a nomadic tent under shooting stars.

Starting with a hike up to the pass of Tizi ‘n Touati to experience panoramic views of the High Atlas range, this trip has you exploring alpine landscapes overgrown with wildflowers and herbs, following rivers and trekking waterfalls. You will experience the local culture, spending the night in a village gite as well as searching for ancient rock carvings and hiking to the summit of Mt Toubkal, the highest mountain in North Africa.

Trek to Ruby Valley; one of Nepal’s finest remote home-stay treks in Nepal.

It's a quieter trekking trail that takes us trekking through its Ruby valley (Ganesh Himal) region of Nepal with the perfect astonishing mountains views into the hidden gem of Nepal with fascinating local traditional villages of people in the remote part of Nepal.

RUBY VALLEY HIKE INSIGHT HIGHLIGHTS

• Scenic drive from Kathmandu to Syaprubesi and Arughat to Kathmandu
• marvelous mountain views of Ganesh, Langtang, and Mansu ranges
• Explore the unique local culture of Tamang and Gurung Communities people
• Experience the local culture and their lifestyle
• Experience the homestay trip

Explore the Sahara Desert, visiting Agdz, Zagora and the Draa Valley, crossing the large plateau and dunes and snaking across dried rivers and streams. Enjoy views of the Draa Valley, Tamaris and Acassia trees and explore Erg Chegaga, the biggest dune in the desert, where you will watch the sunset over the desert from your camping spot

Nestled deep in the heart of leafy North Wales you’ll find the perfect escape in the great outdoors. Step back into nature and escape the crowds. Allow yourself precious time to relax, to unwind, to reconnect with your world and to rewild your spirit.

Perfect for anyone looking to relax and rejuvenate, your three night wellness retreat in the wilds of Wales includes outdoor experiences designed to encourage mindfulness and sharing. Unplug from the demands and crowds of your everyday. Meet like-minded souls and share new adventures together. Most of all, take this time to focus on your own well-being.

“Have you ever dreamed of setting foot amongst the colossal, snowcapped peaks of the Annapurnas? Alpine Ramble Treks can take you there! Our hike through the western Himalayas will introduce you to a region of astonishing diversity and beauty, ranging from steamy subtropical forest to the very edge of the Tibetan Plateau itself, where the White Mountains reach as far as the eye can see.”

The Annapurna Circuit Trek has been widely hailed as one of the best treks in the world, easily measuring up against perennial favorites like the Everest Base Camp Trek or Langtang Valley Trek. But what makes it so special? For our money, it’s the sheer variety of sights, sounds, and experiences that you’ll get to enjoy on this itinerary.

You’ll get a firsthand glimpse of Nepal’s remarkable cultural diversity as you pass through both Hindu and Buddhist villages. You’ll hike across multiple distinct climate zones, from the lush greenery of the Annapurna Conservation Area to the rarefied air of the high-altitude mountains themselves.

And you’ll even come across some unexpected geological attractions, like natural hot springs and the dramatic Kali Gandaki Gorge—which may be one of the deepest of its kind in the entire world.

“Step into a region of Nepal where mountains pierce the clouds, blankets of fog drift across the slopes of forested valleys, and ancient monasteries keep watch from lonely hilltops. This is the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, and it’s one of the best hikes in the entire country.”

COMFORT ABC HIGHLIGHTS

• Feast your eyes on unbelievable views of the Annapurnas, Dhaulagiri, Machapuchare, and other Himalayan peaks
• Stay in local mountainside villages to immerse yourself in Gurung and Magar culture
• Visit ancient Tibetan Buddhist monasteries set amongst impossibly scenic mountain terrain
• Spot free-roaming wildlife in the natural alpine wilderness of the Annapurna Conservation Area
• Reach not one, but two base camps: Machapuchare Base Camp and Annapurna Base Camp

The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is also known as the Annapurna Sanctuary Trek. This is because the south-facing base camp is situated within the Annapurna Sanctuary itself: a vast, bowl-shaped amphitheater of some of the very highest Himalayan mountains. But make no mistake: this is a world-class trekking adventure, no matter what you choose to call it. The Annapurnas are part of the western Himalayas, and your adventure in this region of Nepal will bring you through a stunning diversity of ecosystems and landscapes. From the lowlands of Pokhara, we’ll ascend through subtropical forests of bamboo and rhododendron to climb above the tree line, where you’ll be met with a stark topography characterized by rock, wind, and sky. This is your chance to experience a paradise of unspoiled nature that’s unlike anything else on the planet.

But the Annapurna Base Camp Trek is about much more than scenery—it’s about people. The Himalayan kingdoms of Nepal are world-renowned for their unfaltering hospitality and rich customs. From the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu to the adrenaline lover's paradise of Pokhara, you’ll get to explore two of Nepal’s most colorful and fascinating cities. And as we ascend higher into the mountains, you’ll enjoy the opportunity to meet villagers of Magar, Gurung, and Tamang ethnicities. You’ll learn about both Hindu and Buddhist religious traditions as we visit the shrines and monasteries that have stood for ages in the shadow of the Himalayas. Each night, you’ll settle into accommodations at a local teahouse or trekking lodge, where you’ll enjoy a home-cooked meal and the rare opportunity to chat with your host about life in the mountains.

Because the Annapurna Base Camp Trek reaches a maximum altitude of just 4,130 meters, it’s more accessible than some of Nepal’s other best-known hikes, like the Everest Base Camp Trek. This makes it perfect for travelers who want to see the spectacular scenery of the Himalayas with less risk of contracting altitude sickness. In fact, Alpine Ramble Treks has developed this 12-day Annapurna Base Camp Trek itinerary with travelers of all ages and abilities in mind. We’ll hike at your pace, and your guide will ensure your comfort with every step along the trail. We can also customize this itinerary to suit your own travel needs and preferences. When you’re ready to plan for your own Annapurna Base Camp Trek, get in touch with us via WhatsApp at +977 9851175531.

14 Days Annapurna Circuit trek is an amazing classic journey located in the northwest part of Nepal. Within the Annapurna conservation area, it's one of Nepal's popular treks that offers a wide range of outstanding natural and cultural amusement.

ANNAPURNA CIRCUIT TREK- 14 DAYS HIGHLIGHTS

• Sightseeing tour in Kathmandu
• thrilling drive from Kathmandu - Manang- Chame
• visit local villages of Gurung, and Tibetan, people
• explore the mountain culture and lifestyle of them
• Inspiring Mountains view of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri
• Natural bath at a hot spring
• visit several unique monasteries and temples

Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of Nepal’s classic treks with the beauty of nature and cultural variations.

On a 10 Days Annapurna Circuit trip, you will be part of the world's deepest gorges, barren high mountains, alpine frozen lakes, Ancient Buddhist and Hindu temples, natural hot springs, typical local villages, and most admiring panoramic Himalayas.

ANNAPURNA CIRCUIT TREK HIGHLIGHTS

• Visiting Muktinath temple, Jomsom, and barren valley
• Beautiful ice lakes, glaciers, Nepal's biggest apple farms
• Hiking along with the world's deepest gorges and waterfall in Kalagandaki valley
• Explore Marpha village and ancient monasteries around
• Stay naturally blessed city at Pokhara
• Cross the highest pass in the world - Throng -La (5416 m)

The northern tourism circuit is by far the most popular safari circuit in Tanzania, comprising most of the must-see destinations in the country. If you're a first-time visitor to Tanzania, this is where you want to be. The circuit starts in Arusha and includes, from east to west: Arusha National Park at the foot of Mount Meru, Tarangire National Park 110km southwest of the town of Arusha, Manyara Ranch between Tarangire National Park and Lake Manyara National Park, Lake Manyara National Park at the bottom of the Gregory Rift, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (which includes the Ngorongoro caldera, the Empakaai Crater and the southern Serengeti plains of Lake Ndutu), and the Serengeti National Park that stretches north to the Tanzania/Kenya border.

“The Himalayas are a treasure trove of natural landscapes teeming with unparalleled beauty; villages where you’ll find the friendliest people you’re ever likely to meet, and the highest mountains on the planet. Join Alpine Ramble Treks to discover the grandeur of the Everest Base Camp Trek for yourself. The Khumbu is calling—will you answer?”

HIGHLIGHTS

• Experience a dramatic mountain flight with magical views of the Himalayas
• Spend 12 days acquainting yourself with the traditions and culture of the Sherpa people
• Cross high-altitude suspension bridges draped in colorful Buddhist prayer flags
• Climb to the viewpoint of Kala Patthar, where mountains like Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse are close enough to touch
• Follow in the footsteps of world-renowned mountaineers to reach the base of the world’s tallest mountain
• Trek with a friendly and experienced local guide to learn more about the beautiful Khumbu region

Prepare yourself for the hiking adventure of a lifetime! It all starts with an awe-inspiring scenic mountain flight to the tiny airport in Lukla, and it culminates with your arrival at the foot of the world’s tallest mountain. But in between, you’ll find peaceful Sherpa villages, colorful Buddhist monasteries, twinkling glacial rivers, and quiet wooded valleys steeped in mysterious wreaths of fog.

From the moment your feet hit the trail, you’ll know just how special the Everest Base Camp Trek really is. Alpine Ramble Treks has prepared this 12-day itinerary for travelers who want to see the very best that Nepal has to offer, and traveling with us is the best way to ensure that your trek is a resounding success.

Don’t miss your chance to follow in the footsteps of some of the world’s most storied adventurers. Tenzing Norgay, Edmund Hillary, and George Mallory are just a few of the climbers who have become household names across the world.

Their exploits on the mighty Everest have inspired trekkers from every country to see the mountain for themselves—and you could be the next to answer the call. After all, this is one of the most captivating journeys on the planet: a classic hiking trail that passes through welcoming Sherpa villages to reach high-altitude vantage points in the heart of the Himalayas.

And while this is a fairly challenging trek, no climbing skills are required, and your professional guides from Alpine Ramble Treks will help you to reach Everest Base Camp safely at your own pace.

Our 12-day Everest Base Camp Trek will bring you face-to-face with the highlights of the Khumbu region: the busy trading town of Namche Bazaar, the ancient monastery at Tengboche, the jaw-dropping wilderness of Sagarmatha National Park, and the soaring summits of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam.

This is nothing short of a life-changing journey, and we recommend spending as much time as you can on the trail. But that doesn’t mean that the EBC is only for travelers with weeks to spare. Alpine Ramble Treks also offers shorter alternative itineraries, such as our eight-day trek or our seven-day trek.

Whichever itinerary you choose, rest assured that Alpine Ramble Treks will happily customize your trip to match your needs—and we’ll always take care of accommodations, trekking permits, meals, and other necessary travel arrangements. When you’re ready to get started, get in touch with us via Whatsapp at +977 9851175531.

Exploring Alaska’s oft overlooked Talkeetna Mountains, travel up the Gold Mint trail and then into the alpine tundra above at the headwaters of the Little Susitna River and complete the 3 hour ascent of the Mint Glacier itself. Explore the dramatic upper reaches of the Mint Glacier's huge granite walls, neck-wrenching vertical relief, and rugged terrain shaped by the retreating glaciers.

This 25 mile backpacking adventure will give you a savory taste of this rugged range. From the sublime beauty of the Little Susitna River to the granite peaks above the remote Mint Glacier.

Reaching Everest Base Camp on foot is the ultimate achievement for any adventurous hiker, and it can be accomplished in just one week. Alpine Ramble Treks has crafted our special seven-day Everest Base Camp Trek itinerary to help you realize this dream.

EVEREST BASE CAMP TREK - 7 DAYS HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit beautiful temples in Kathmandu valley
• A short but scenic mountain flight from Kathmandu to Lukla (Tenzing Hillary Airport)
• Walk through the most beautiful villages of the region
• Meeting Sherpa people and learning about their culture and lifestyle
• Trekking in the corner of the majestic mountains every day
• Hike to Kalapathar for the sunrise view of the mountains
• Enjoy the world's most beautiful mountains of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama-Dablam, Pumori, and many more
• Dramatic flight back to Lukla from Base camp by helicopter

Trek to Everest Base Camp, the highest mountain in the world, and returning back by Helicopter ride isn’t sound amazing? Prepare to enter a world of astonishing alpine landscapes, unspoiled wilderness, and vital centers of the Buddhist faith. Join Alpine Ramble Treks on this opportunity to complete the Everest Base Camp Trek in just a single week.

We’d welcome you to join us on this 7 –Day Everest Base Camp Trek adventure to reach your ultimate destination for at least once in a lifetime experience in the magnificent Himalayas, a heaven on earth, especially for adventurous trekkers.

When you think of traveling in the Himalayas of Nepal, do you think of the Everest Base Camp Trek? The mighty Mount Everest has been a household name since 1953 when Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay first made history by reaching the mountain’s 8,848-meter summit. But you don’t have to be a mountaineer to enjoy all that Everest has to offer.

Marangu Route, commonly known as the Coca Cola route is more popular because it can be done in fewer days and has permanent sleep huts at the campsites.

Summit night from Kibo Hut is steep and passes Gilman’s Point to Uhuru Peak. It is a shorter route with a steeper incline and less time for acclimatization it tends to have a lower summit success rate. This is the only route where the ascent and descent route is shared, thus creating more traffic.

Renowned for the intrepidity and extreme mountaineering skills the Sherpa community of the world present the different facets of their life during festivals. Witness the magnificent Dumji and Mani Rimdu Festivals, These festivals are the major social and cultural activities of the Sherpa people.

The festival celebration is to honour Guru Rinpoche’s birth on the lotus. Trekkers can enjoy the Everest View Trek route too during this cultural excursion in the Khumbu region of Nepal. Another splendid Sherpa festival Trek of the Khumbu region especially among Sherpa people is the Mani Rimdu Festival. This celebration is done in the Monastery of Tengboche between mid October and mid November. As the venue of the festival is in Tengboche Monastery the trekkers can have grandeur view of the Everest Base Camp Trekking Trails as well. Fixed dates of the Mani Rimdu can be seen in Tibetan Lunar Calendar. This colourful festival is equally popular to travellers and locals alike. Choose either of the festivals for the best experience of the Sherpa customs.

The Sherpa Festival Trek is the only way to observe the different moods and facets of the Sherpa culture. Worldwide Sherpa are know for their mountaineering skills at high altitude but during these two festivals people can experience the other side. For the more information about these festivals you are always to welcome to mail us in our official email. We will merrily provide authentic information on Dumji Festival and Mani Rimdu Festival.

Everest Base Camp Trek is a once in a lifetime must-do activity! If you are an avid trekker, you definitely desire to trek to different Himalayan regions. And of course, Nepal comes at the top of your bucket list as it houses 8 of 14 eight-thousanders in the world. Mt. Everest (8,848 m), the world’s highest peak lies in Nepal.

The Great Himalayan Trail (1,700 km) is one of the longest and highest trekking trails in the world. It extends from east to west of Nepal combining ten major sections. And the 8 eight-thousanders make the respective major section of this trekking route that requires nearly 157 days to complete.

The Everest Base Camp trek takes you to the closest possible place of the world’s highest point. Mt. Everest Base Camp (5,364 m) gives you the lifelong memory of the Great Himalayas looming on a row. Kalapatthar (5,550 m), the best vantage point of Everest region is the only place from where you see the Everest Summit!

The Sherpa settlement areas, lush rhododendron, alpine forests and amazing landscapes are equally rewarding. Everest region used to be the residential region of Rai ethnic communities in the past. Nevertheless, nowadays, the Sherpa people are the residents of this region. Therefore, it is also called the Sherpa Capital as well. The ancient monasteries, mani walls and chortens decorated by the prayer flags and wheels are the cultural attractions of this trek.

El Calafate and El Chaltén will be the starting points in an adventure of getting to know some of the most famous glaciers and mountains in the world. This is a programme that includes some of the most important highlights of Southern Patagonia. The Perito Moreno Glacier, Mount Torre, Mount Fitz Roy, and the incredible lakes which run in diverse paths that cross the most beautiful forests of the region.

This itinerary is not about ‘must see sights’ or the highlights of Mongolia. This is about real everyday life for rural communities as the spring thaw has started and the warmth of the sun is slowly bringing freshness to the land.

March is when the livestock start to give birth and this continues through April into May. Its an industrious time of year for Mongolia’s rural herding communities and that’s what this trip focuses on. The rural way of life – whether it be of a nomadic family that move 6 to 8 times a year or a retired couple with just a small number of livestock.

The slow pace of travel gives you enough time to gain local insight into rural life at this important time of year and the spring landscapes of Mongolia through ger homestays and family owned ger camps. You’ll get to experience the traditional way of life but at the same time gain an overview as what it means to be Mongolian in 21st Century Mongolia.

For those who only have six days to climb Kilimanjaro, the Machame route is the best choice because of its acclimatization profile. Compared to other six day routes, the Machame route exposes the climber to higher elevations quicker (day three) which kickstarts the body’s adaptation to altitude. However, this route requires that a person be in good shape to be able to tackle the challenging elevation gains and losses.

The six day Machame variation is a difficult route. In particular, day four combined with day five makes for a very hard schedule. Day four is a full day of hiking from Barranco to Barafu. Then after dinner and a partial night’s sleep, the very long and strenuous summit day begins around midnight. The 6 day Machame route requires 19-24 hours of demanding walking, at extremely high elevation, with only 4-6 hours of sleep.

Rongai route 6 days itinerary is the best, this route is termed to be the second easiest route for climbing Kilimanjaro after Marangu. Trekking via this route one can choose between the two starting points, Tanzania side or Kenya side. Rongai route is the only route approaches the summit of Kilimanjaro Africa from the north east & has wonderful wilderness setting. Upon request short days Tanzania safari can be added after the climb, please let us know your wishes.

Kilimanjaro Map Rongai 6 Days ItineraryThe route has fewer crowds than other routes and is recommended for people who don’t want a huge number of climbers in one route. Rongai route is only for ascending and its end merges with Marangu route which is for both ascending & descending. The route is endowed with lot of caves, which partly saves as overnight accommodation.