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Hiking in Ladakh - Hidden Valleys of Ladakh, India
Hiking in Ladakh
Ladakh - Hidden Valleys of Ladakh, India
Ladakh  | Gary Weare
Colourful costumes at the Hemis Festival - Hidden Valleys of Ladakh, India
Colourful costumes at the Hemis Festival  | Brad Atwal
Ladakh - Hidden Valleys of Ladakh, India
Ladakh  | Gary Weare
View across to Leh on 3D training ride - Hidden Valleys of Ladakh, India
View across to Leh on 3D training ride  | Geoff Gabites
Traditional and elaborate masked dancer at the Hemis Festival - Hidden Valleys of Ladakh, India
Traditional and elaborate masked dancer at the Hemis Festival  | Adam Mussolum
Ladakh Hemis Festival - Hidden Valleys of Ladakh, India
Ladakh Hemis Festival
The endless folds of the Zanskar Range and our campsite below the Ganda La - Hidden Valleys of Ladakh, India
The endless folds of the Zanskar Range and our campsite below the Ganda La  | Sarah Higgins
The traditions of the two-day festival at Hemis, Ladakh - Hidden Valleys of Ladakh, India
The traditions of the two-day festival at Hemis, Ladakh  | Adam Mussolum
Leh from Peace Stupa - Hidden Valleys of Ladakh, India
Leh from Peace Stupa  | Margie Thomas
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Hidden Valleys of Ladakh

Experience the cultural heart of Ladakh through a rewarding trek, ancient monasteries and immersive cultural experiences.

India
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Trip Code: HVL
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Essential Information
Duration
  • 14 Days
Activities
  • 5 Day Trek
Style
  • Classic Adventures  
Accommodation
  • 9 Nights Hotel
  • 4 Nights Camping
Meals
  • 12 Dinners
  • 12 Lunches
  • 13 Breakfasts
Difficulty Grading  
5 / 10

Moderate

Carbon Footprint  

46kg of CO2-e PP per day

(743kg of CO2-e PP entire trip)

Trip highlights

  • Cross the Ganda La (4,950 m / 16,240 ft), with sweeping views across the Ladakh and Zanskar ranges
  • Trek ancient Himalayan trails through high valleys, dramatic gorges and traditional Ladakhi villages
  • Experience Ladakh’s living Tibetan Buddhist culture through colourful festival celebrations
  • Visit the ancient monasteries and temples of Tikse, Matho, Alchi, Rizdong, Lamayuru, Mangyu and Likir

Overview

Journey into the high mountains and living Buddhist culture of Ladakh on an active Himalayan adventure that combines outstanding trekking with ancient monasteries, traditional villages and colourful festival traditions. After arriving in Delhi, take a spectacular flight across the Himalaya to Leh (3,500m / 11,483ft), where several days are dedicated to acclimatisation and exploring the cultural treasures of the Indus Valley. Discover Shey Palace and the monasteries of Thiksey and Matho, while the July departure experiences the celebrated Hemis Festival, renowned for its elaborate masked dances and Buddhist ceremonies. The September departure is adjusted to coincide with festivities taking place in and around Leh, offering another memorable insight into Ladakh’s vibrant cultural traditions.

The five-day trek is the adventurous heart of the journey. From the traditional village of Rumbak, leave the road behind and follow ancient trails through remote valleys and spectacular Trans-Himalayan landscapes, trekking via Yurutse and camping beneath the Ganda La. The route reaches its high point at the Ganda La (4,950m / 16,240ft), where colourful prayer flags frame sweeping views across the Ladakh and Zanskar ranges towards the distant Great Himalaya. Descend through Shingo before following a dramatic mountain gorge to Skiu in the Markha Valley, completing a rewarding wilderness traverse through some of Ladakh’s most impressive mountain country. Wilderness camping, encounters with remote settlements and the chance to spot bharal add to the experience of travelling through this remarkable landscape on foot.

After the trek, follow the Zanskar and Indus valleys to Alchi and discover another side of Ladakh through its extraordinary Buddhist heritage. Explore Alchi’s ancient temples and exquisite wall paintings, visit the secluded Rizong Monastery and spectacularly situated Lamayuru, then return to the trail at Hemis Shukpachen for a rewarding walk across gentle passes along the historic Royal Highway to Leh, continuing via Tingmosgang to the secluded village of Mangyu. Visit Likir Monastery before returning to Leh to explore its palace, Central Asian trading heritage, markets and old town, with a final day at leisure before flying back across the Himalaya to Delhi. Led by experienced local Ladakhi guides, this carefully paced journey offers an exceptional combination of high-altitude trekking, wilderness camping, historic trails, remote villages and centuries of Tibetan Buddhist culture.

Itinerary

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Welcome to India, where our Himalayan adventure begins. On arrival at Delhi International Airport, you will be met by a World Expeditions representative and transferred to your hotel. The remainder of the day is at leisure to relax after your journey or, if time permits, head out and experience some of the colour, energy and contrasts of this remarkable city. As group members will be arriving on different flights and we have an early departure for Leh the following morning, there will be no formal group briefing in Delhi. Instead, a welcome letter will be waiting for you at the hotel with details of your morning departure, flight information, any additional arrangements and the contact details of your group leader, who will meet you in Leh. Your World Expeditions kit bag will also be issued in Delhi, with the remaining trekking equipment distributed during our main group briefing in Leh. As fellow group members arrive throughout the day, feel free to come together and head out for dinner, providing a relaxed opportunity to meet some of your fellow travellers before our Himalayan adventure begins. Tonight, we rest in preparation for tomorrow’s spectacular flight across the Himalaya to Ladakh and the start of our high-altitude journey. Accommodation: The Metropolitan Hotel & Spa or similar

Meals: Nil

An exciting morning awaits as we board our early flight to Leh, soaring across the Himalaya into the spectacular mountain landscapes of Ladakh. In clear weather, the approximately 1.5-hour flight offers breathtaking views across the Great Himalaya and Zanskar ranges, providing an unforgettable introduction to the journey ahead. On arrival in Leh (3,500 m / 11,483 ft), our priority is to rest and begin the important process of acclimatising to the altitude. We take things slowly today, allowing our bodies time to adjust to the thinner mountain air. Later, if you are feeling well, there is the option of a gentle walk through Leh's main market and surrounding laneways, offering a first glimpse into the town's rich history and distinctive Ladakhi culture. You may also wish to wander to the nearby Chanspa chortens, ancient Buddhist monuments that pre-date the founding of Leh itself. This evening, we can relax at our hotel and look forward to exploring more of Ladakh over the coming days. Accommodation: Hotel Omasila or similar

Meals: B,L,D

We set out to explore some of the cultural highlights of the Indus Valley, beginning with Shey Palace, the former capital of Upper Ladakh before the royal family moved to Leh in the 17th century. We then visit nearby Thiksey Monastery, dramatically perched on a hill overlooking the Indus Valley. The monastery and its impressive Assembly Hall provide a fascinating insight into Ladakh’s rich Tibetan Buddhist heritage. We continue across the Indus River to the less-frequented Matho Monastery, where the peaceful setting offers a quieter perspective on Ladakh’s enduring Buddhist traditions. On our return to Leh, we can visit the Snow Leopard Conservancy to learn about conservation initiatives that have played an important role in protecting the elusive snow leopard and other wildlife of the region, including ibex, Marco Polo sheep and Pallas’s cat. Accommodation: Hotel Omasila or similar

Meals: B,L,D

We travel to Hemis Monastery, passing Shey and Thiksey en route, to experience the first day of the annual Hemis Festival. We join Ladakhi villagers and pilgrims gathering for this important celebration, which commemorates Padmasambhava, the revered Buddhist master who introduced Tantric Buddhism to the Himalaya in the 8th century. The festival features an elaborate series of traditional masked dances depicting episodes from the life of Padmasambhava and symbolising the triumph of knowledge over ignorance. Beyond its religious significance, the festival is an important social occasion for the people of Ladakh, offering a fascinating insight into the region’s living culture and Buddhist traditions. On our return to Leh, we ascend to the Shanti Stupa, providing an opportunity to stretch our legs, continue our acclimatisation and prepare for the trek ahead. Its elevated position rewards us with sweeping views across Leh and the surrounding mountains. IMPORTANT NOTE: For the September departure, our time in Leh will be adjusted to take advantage of the Ladakh Festival celebrations, which bring together communities and performers from across the region. The festival program typically includes traditional folk and masked monastic dances, local music, polo and archery, as well as exhibitions showcasing Ladakhi handicrafts, traditional dress and regional cuisine. As the festival schedule is finalised locally shortly before the event, the exact activities and timing will be confirmed closer to departure and the itinerary adjusted accordingly to make the most of the celebrations. Accommodation: Hotel Omasila or similar

Meals: B,L,D

We leave Leh, cross the Indus River and travel for approximately one hour to Rumbak village (3,950 m / 12,959 ft). On arrival, we take time to explore the village and experience the warm hospitality of a local family, gaining an insight into everyday life in this remote part of Ladakh. We then lace up our boots and begin our trek, following the valley towards the Stok La as we leave the road behind and enter the mountains on foot. After approximately 1.5 hours of walking, we reach our overnight camp at 4,100 m / 13,451 ft, beautifully situated in a peaceful mountain setting not far from the base of the pass. Accommodation: Wilderness Camping

Meals: B,L,D

From camp, we retrace our route down the valley, skirting above Rumbak village before beginning a gradual ascent towards Yurutse. For the final hour, we follow a recently extended dirt road towards this small mountain settlement, with spectacular views stretching south towards the high, snow-capped ridges. Along the way, we keep watch for herds of bharal (blue sheep), which thrive in these rugged valleys and are an important prey species for the elusive snow leopard. Our camp is situated just below Yurutse (4,150 m / 13,615 ft). With a relatively short day on the trail, the afternoon provides an opportunity to explore the surrounding valleys, where villagers from Rumbak traditionally graze their livestock during the summer months, or simply relax at camp and enjoy the magnificent mountain setting. Accommodation: Wilderness Camping

Meals: B,L,D

We make a steady ascent towards the Ganda La, initially reaching the lower base camp where we pause for a well-earned cup of tea. From here, we continue higher to our overnight camp at 4,400 m / 14,436 ft, ideally positioned for our crossing of the pass. Our camp enjoys a spectacular setting, with expansive views down towards the Indus Valley and across to the Ladakh Range. In the afternoon, we make a short acclimatisation walk to a commanding viewpoint overlooking the Rumbak Valley, where we may again encounter herds of bharal (blue sheep). Snow leopard sightings during the summer months are extremely rare; however, the valleys around Rumbak are recognised as important snow leopard habitat and support a significant population of this elusive mountain predator. Accommodation: Wilderness Camping

Meals: B,L,D

We make an early start for the ascent to Ganda La (4,950 m / 16,240 ft), with some steeper sections as we approach the pass. Colourful prayer flags mark the top, a fitting reminder of Ladakh’s deep-rooted Buddhist heritage and a wonderful place to pause after our climb. From the pass, we are rewarded with a magnificent Himalayan panorama. To the north stretches the Ladakh Range, while to the south rise the rugged ridges of the Zanskar Range and the distant snow-capped peaks of the Great Himalaya. From Ganda La, we can see our route descending towards Shingo village (4,000 m / 13,123 ft) far below. We make a gradual descent of approximately three hours to the village before continuing for around one kilometre to our grassy campsite below Shingo. We settle into camp after a rewarding crossing of one of the trek’s major high passes, surrounded by the dramatic landscapes of Ladakh. Accommodation: Wilderness Camping

Meals: B,L,D

=Our final day on the trail leads us through dramatic gorges as we descend towards the Markha Valley and Skiu village (3,400 m / 11,155 ft). The changing landscape provides a memorable finale to our trek through the spectacular mountains of Ladakh. At Skiu, we farewell our trekking crew and mule attendants who have supported us throughout our journey before meeting our vehicles for the drive to Alchi (3,100 m / 10,171 ft). We follow the Zanskar River towards its dramatic confluence with the Indus River, before continuing through the Indus Valley to Alchi. On arrival, we settle into our comfortable hotel, enjoy a welcome hot shower and relax after our rewarding days on the trail. Accommodation: Hotel in Alchi

Meals: B,L,D

We begin with a visit to the remarkable Alchi Monastery complex, a collection of ancient temples housing some of Ladakh’s oldest and most exquisite Buddhist wall paintings. The intricate artwork, sculptures and architecture provide a fascinating window into the region’s rich cultural and artistic heritage. After lunch, we cross the Indus River and continue to Rizong Monastery, a secluded 19th-century monastic retreat visited by relatively few travellers. We explore the peaceful complex, including its atmospheric, centuries-old traditional kitchen, and gain another perspective on Ladakh’s enduring Buddhist traditions. Our journey then continues to Lamayuru Monastery, dramatically positioned amid the rugged landscapes above the Indus Valley. The monastery developed around a cave where the Indian Buddhist sage Naropa is believed to have meditated in the 10th century. We explore the impressive Assembly Hall and historic monastic buildings before making our way to a nearby viewpoint. The late afternoon light provides wonderful photographic opportunities across Lamayuru and its extraordinary surrounding mountain landscape before we return to Alchi. Accommodation: Hotel in Alchi

Meals: B,L,D

From Alchi, we travel to the remote settlement of Hemis Shukpachen, where we visit local families with whom we have developed a long-standing association. This provides a wonderful opportunity to experience village life and gain a deeper insight into the traditions and everyday rhythms of rural Ladakh. We then set out on a rewarding three-hour walk, crossing two gentle passes along trails that once formed part of the old Royal Highway to Leh, long before the modern road was constructed through the Indus Valley. Surrounded by Ladakh’s striking mountain landscapes, we follow this historic route towards Tingmosgang, the former capital of Lower Ladakh. From Tingmosgang, we continue by vehicle to the secluded village of Mangyu, where we visit its historic village monastery. Established around the same period as the renowned temples at Alchi, the monastery provides another fascinating glimpse into Ladakh’s remarkable Buddhist and artistic heritage. We then return to Alchi for the evening. Accommodation: Hotel in Alchi

Meals: B,L,D

From Alchi, we travel to Likir Monastery, one of Ladakh’s historic Tibetan Buddhist monasteries. We explore its richly decorated Assembly Halls and impressive Buddhist statues, gaining further insight into the spiritual traditions and cultural heritage that have shaped Ladakh for centuries. We then continue through the Indus Valley to Leh (3,500 m / 11,483 ft). On arrival, we visit the impressive seven-storey Leh Palace, the former royal residence overlooking the old town and surrounding mountains. Extensively restored over recent decades, the palace offers a fascinating glimpse into Ladakh’s royal past. We also visit the Central Asian Museum, where we discover another side of Ladakh’s remarkable history. Once an important crossroads for traders and caravans, Leh maintained strong connections with Kashgar and Yarkand, forming part of the vast network of trade routes linking India, Tibet and Central Asia. We return to our hotel with time to relax after a rewarding journey through Ladakh’s history, culture and mountain landscapes. Accommodation: Hotel Omasila or similar

Meals: B,L,D

A well-earned day at leisure provides the perfect opportunity to explore more of Leh or simply relax after our journey through Ladakh. You may wish to complete any sightseeing, wander through the colourful local markets and shops, or enjoy the atmosphere of this fascinating mountain town at your own pace. There is time to revisit a favourite corner of the old town, relax in one of Leh’s cafés or simply unwind at the hotel and reflect on our adventures through this remarkable region. Later, we prepare our luggage for the following morning’s early flight to Delhi. Accommodation: Hotel Omasila or similar

Meals: B,L,D

We transfer to Leh Airport for our early morning flight to Delhi, a journey of approximately 1.5 hours. In clear weather, the flight offers spectacular views across the vast Himalayan ranges, providing a memorable final perspective on the extraordinary landscapes we have explored throughout our journey. On arrival in Delhi, our trip arrangements conclude and we farewell our fellow travellers after a remarkable adventure through Ladakh. IMPORTANT NOTE: We recommend booking your international departure for the following day. Flights from Leh can be affected by inclement weather, and allowing an additional day in Delhi provides valuable contingency should the Leh–Delhi flight be delayed or cancelled. Please contact us for accommodation options in Delhi or assistance with additional arrangements.

Meals: B

Ready to start your adventure?

2 scheduled departures between 10 Jul 2027 and 20 Sep 2027.

  • Departs 10 Jul 2027 – ends 23 Jul 2027 (14 days)
  • Departs 20 Sep 2027 – ends 3 Oct 2027 (14 days)
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What's included?

Included

  • Use of a World Expeditions trek pack including quality sleeping bag, down or fibre fill jacket and insulated mat (valued at over US$500)
  • 13 breakfasts, 12 lunches and 12 dinners including all meals on trek
  • Escorted by noted local Ladakhi guide
  • Good quality accommodation in Delhi, Leh and Alchi on a twin share basis
  • Accommodation on trek in fully supported wilderness camps
  • Airport transfers if arriving on Day 1
  • Private transportation throughout
  • Comprehensive group medical kit
  • All park entrance fees and trekking permits
  • Mules to carry all personal and group equipment
  • Daily supply of safe treated drinking water while on trek to reduce single-use plastic waste
  • Souvenir World Expeditions kit bag

Not included

  • International flights
  • Domestic flights between Delhi and Leh
  • Airport and departure taxes
  • Visa fees
  • Meals not listed as included
  • Personal expenses such as phone calls and laundry
  • Bottled water, aerated and alcoholic drinks
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Airport transfer on final day
  • Any items not listed as included
Ladakh Trekking Webinar | Best Treks in Ladakh with Himalayan Expert Garry Weare

Reviews (19)

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The trip is graded as moderate and it met our expectations in this regard in that it was well paced and achievable. We had a great time thanks to our excellent guide and a fabulous team. The meals were great and the gear was excellent.

Peter|New Zealand
22 Jul 2026
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A great trip in a beautiful part of the world. Our guide and expedition team were very attentive and looked after us really well. The itinerary was well planned to manage acclimatisation to the altitude, and to take in a range of experiences such as the Hemis Festival as well as the trek. We also loved that it was relatively 'off the beaten track', and the time of year really hit the sweet spot of great weather and not too many tourists. Highly recommended if you are looking for a moderate trek combined with cultural experiences and a reasonable amount of down-time.

Michele|New Zealand
20 Jul 2026
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Breathtaking views and beautiful culture.

Davis|NSW, Australia
4 Aug 2025
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Mind blowing is what I’m thinking! What an adventure, the different monasteries were incredible!

Hard to take in sometimes, and the scenery is out of this world!

We couldn’t believe we were actually there at times. Very well run with Nawang being extremely informative. Margie was a pleasure and full of knowledge about the area. Food was great and our drivers fantastic.

Catherine G|Geraldton, WA Australia
12 Feb 2025
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The WE team in Ladakh were amazing, they had everything so well organised and as a group of 14 we all managed to finish the trip with expert guidance and support from Nawang Tsering.

Judith Jeffery|Jannali, NSW Australia
12 Jul 2024
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A great journey. The staff met us at the Delhi airport and made sure everything was ready for us at the hotel. The Leh staff (Nawang, porters, and horse men) were fantastic. The food was great, was stimulating and the campsites very nice. The trip gave me a touch of humanity that is not always experienced.

Yong Graves|Littleton, Colorado United States
10 Jul 2024
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Impressed with the high standard of food offered and service given by all the team members!!!

A. Jones|Maclean, NSW
24 Aug 2019
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Dramatic canyon scenery, monastery festivals with trumpets and masks, snow-capped mountains ...the Hidden Valleys of Ladakh trek combines Buddhist culture with wild landscapes. My months of training paid off in this, at times, challenging trek, especially in the rocky river valleys and high passes. Other moments were simply delightful, as we made our way through fields of summer flowers and made passing acquaintance with a baby yak or two. Great guides, excellent food, and the ponies carry all the heavy gear!

R. Hickey|Eumundi, QLD
31 Jul 2017
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An excellent trek, led by professional guides, who had our welfare as their priority. They provided realistic challenges, support for those who were not as fit or injured. The trip showcased Ladakh with a variety of experiences - the spectacular Hemis festival, Leh bazaar, the remote valleys and the southern lakes. The camping equipment was excellent and very comfortable. Food was nourishing and delicious. It was a challenging and thoroughly enjoyable trip, shared with a fun-loving group and an engaging local team. Thank you!

M. Smith|Griffith, Australian Capital Territory
25 Jul 2017

Extra trip info

AccommodationWill My Trip Run?Why Book With Us
The Metropolitan Hotel & Spa offers modern comfort and local hospitality near Connaught Place.

Delhi Accommodation

In Delhi, accommodation is conveniently located near major attractions, including Connaught Place, offers modern amenities, comfortable rooms, and on-site dining, ensuring a pleasant stay. It provides an ideal base for exploring the city's vibrant culture and a relaxing retreat to unwind after a day of discovery.

Hotel Omasila, Leh | Brad Atwal

Leh Accommodation

Located in the Changspa area of Leh, our Hotel offers comfortable rooms with spectacular views over the Stok range. It features satellite TV and a basic Wi-Fi internet connection and is a 10 minute walk from the main bazaar. Meals while in Leh are served buffet style in the restaurant.

Bw rewarded with incredible and vast mountain vistas on the Zalung La pass | Brad Atwal

Single Supplements

World Expeditions does not require single travellers to pay a surcharge for travelling alone. We will arrange for you to share accommodation with another traveller of the same gender and if we cannot match you up we will provide a single room at no extra charge. If you prefer not to share a single supplement is payable to guarantee your own room. Please refer to our website for the additional cost. Single rooms are allocated when available, during peak periods single rooms cannot always be guaranteed.

Comfortable and well-equipped tents set amidst the serene landscapes of the Indian Himalayas.

Camping in Ladakh

Our camping equipment is of proven quality and designed for the conditions you will experience in the Indian Himalaya. We provide tents on a twin share basis with plenty of personal space and storage for your luggage. A number of these tents are available as single tents at a supplementary charge. A private toilet tent will be erected at each campsite. We also provide a kit bag including a World Expeditions duffle bag, quality sleeping bag, foam sleeping mat, and down or fibre filled jacket.

Our cooks prepare fresh, delicious meals while on trek | Brad Atwal

Camping in Ladakh - Meals

Breakfast and dinner are served in our communal tent, featuring porridge, eggs, local breads, tea, and coffee. Lunch, usually a rice pilau or a vegetable stew served together with fresh fruit, can be a picnic enroute or enjoyed at camp if the morning trek is completed early. Dinner features a changing menu of soups and Indian and Western-style main courses. On all our Ladakh treks, we provide three hearty meals a day to keep you fuelled and energised.

Every departure date advises whether the date is confirmed, and roughly how full it is. Here is what each one means.

Is the departure confirmed?

Guaranteed to go This departure has reached its minimum number and will run.
It is the point travellers should wait for before booking any non-refundable flights.
Close to guaranteed This appears only when a date is close to reaching minimum numbers. If it shows 1 or 2 to guaranteed, book as a pair on a date needing two and it reaches its minimum. Your booking confirms the date for everybody already booked.

How full is the date I am looking at?

Space is filling or Space is filling fast This date has bookings and places are still open. Filling fast means limited spots available, so don't leave your decision too late.
Closing soon Down to its last few places, or close enough to departure that we are finalising numbers. Still bookable online.
Closed Not bookable online - either full, or inside the notice we need to arrange permits, flights and logistics. Ask us anyway, you never know!

Availability questions answered

Will this trip actually go ahead, or could it be cancelled?

If a date shows Guaranteed to go, it runs regardless of further bookings.

What does 2 to guarantee mean?

It means two travellers are enough to confirm the departure. It could be 2 more to add to the group, or the date only needs 2 people to run. Either way, if you book for two people, the date will become guaranteed to run.

What happens if my departure does not reach minimum numbers?

You will know the status before you book. Every date on this page is labelled, and dates marked “Guaranteed to go” are running regardless of further bookings. Where a date has not reached its minimum we either offer a surcharge to operate for a smaller group size so it can still run, or we cancel it. We contact you directly either way.

Will I get my money back if you cancel a departure?

If we cancel a departure due to not meeting minimum trip numbers, you receive a full refund of everything you have paid us less any non recoverable costs, where insurance may cover you. We cannot refund money committed elsewhere – additional non refundable deposits advised at the time of booking, flights, visas, vaccinations, gear - which is why it is worth waiting for “Guaranteed to go” before booking other arrangements around this trip date. Please read our Booking Terms and Conditions before you book.

Why can't I book some dates online?

Each trip closes online a set time before departure. Permits, internal flights and hut or campsite bookings all have to be arranged before we take payment. Call or enquire as it might still be possible to organise last minute places.

The date I want is closed. What are my options and why does it say to enquire?

Cancellations happen and places do open up on closed dates, so it is worth being on our list. We can also tell you which nearby date on the same trip has space, which is usually the faster route.

None of these dates suit me. Can you run this trip on another date?

Yes, as a private departure. We can run this trip on a date you choose, for your own group - family, friends, a club, or in many cases, just for the two of you. Tell us when you want to travel and who is coming, and we will build it around that.

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