Fly in: OT International Airport, Johannesburg by 9am on 18th May 2024
Fly out: OT International Airport, Johannesburg from 17h00 on 30th May 2024
Group size: 6-8 guests (Closed Group. Need a min of 4 people to run the trip)
Fly in: OT International Airport, Johannesburg by 9am on 18th May 2024
Fly out: OT International Airport, Johannesburg from 17h00 on 30th May 2024
Group size: 6-8 guests (Closed Group. Need a min of 4 people to run the trip)
Rate:
R60 000pp + R15 000pp (Fundraising) = R75 000pp Sharing
**R5000pp deposit is required to book a spot on the trip.
25% by 1st September 2023 . The balance is to be paid 90 days (1 February 2024) before the departure date.
Price quoted is SA Rands. T&C Apply
**Blue Sky Society Trust expeditions are different as one of our main focuses is supporting Conservation organisations. We do this by charging/asking guests to raise funds for a particular conservation organisation.
Join an African adventure that promises to immerse you in wild and mysterious beauty, bringing together eco-warriors from around the world. The journey begins when we collect you from Johannesburg International Airport, South Africa, and head north to Lindani in the heart of the Waterberg. We then journey further north to Leshiba, where the magnificent Soutpansberg unveils its beauty.
Then cross over to Botswana to visit the Tuli Block, one of the most significant private game reserves in southern Africa, sustaining a multitude of wildlife. The Tuli Block is situated in eastern Botswana within a narrow strip along the Limpopo River in the border triangle of Botswana, South Africa, and Zimbabwe.
The journey continues back into SA, heading just across the river to Limpokwena for some conservation work with the Endangered Wildlife Trust. We then continue our journey further south to the Pilansberg National Park. Finally, the journey ends back in Johannesburg. Get ready to be immersed in wild, mysterious beauty, with waist-high golden grasses, a million stars, and breathtaking landscapes.
Some of the extraordinary experiences you can look forward to as part of this group of solo eco-travellers include:
Frequency: Annual once-a-year trip
Fitness Rating: Moderate to Fit.
Tour Features: Wildlife Conservation, Youth Conservation Education, English-spoken, Fundraising for Wildlife Conservation Groups, Women/Men
Beneficiary: Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT)
Accommodation: A mixture of tents /bungalows /rooms. Accommodation is SHARING unless single occupancy is arranged.
Price: Mid-Range
Min: 6 eco-adventurers (*We need a min of 4 people to run this trip + 2 BSE crew).
Max: 8 eco-adventurers
JWP 02 Wind Trip 2024 Daily Calendar | |||||
DATES: 18th – 30th May 2024 | |||||
13 Days/ 12 Nights | |||||
Country: South Africa & Botswana | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
0 | 17/05/2024 (Fri) | ETA | Flight | Flights to South Africa Depart from overseas | Own Account |
Accommodation | Overnight in JHB if needed | Own Account | |||
Comments: BSST will meet you at the airport on arrival on the 18th otherwise overnight in JHB. Please arrive by 9 am on the 18th of May 2024 | |||||
DAY 1 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
1 | 18/05/24 (Sat) | ETA 09h00 | Flight | Flight from overseas to OT International Airport | Own Account |
ETD 14h00 | Transfer | Collect guests at the airport and drive to Lindani in the Waterberg | BSE | ||
Meals | Fully catered – Lunch/Dinner/Breakfast | BSE | |||
Activities | Afternoon or Morning walk/Drive | BSE | |||
Accommodation | The Loft or similar | Lindani Lodges | |||
Comments: Collect crew from OT International Airport. Drive 3 hours approximately to the Waterberg. | |||||
DAY 2 & 3 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
2 | 19/05/24 (Sun) | ETD: 11h00 | Road Transfer | Drive from Lindani to Leshiba in the Soutpansberg | BSE |
3 | 20/05/24 (Mon) | Meals | Fully catered – Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner | BSE | |
Activities | Game Walk/Drives | BSE | |||
Accommodation | Luvondo rondavels or similar | Leshiba | |||
Comments: | |||||
DAY 4 & 5 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
4 | 21/05/24 (Tue) | Road Transfer | Drive from Soutpansberg to Tuli Block (Botswana) | BSE | |
5 | 22/05/24 (Wed) | Meals | Full catering- Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner | TW | |
Activities | Day 4 – Game Drive Day 5 – Game Drive/Walk Day 6 – Game Drive |
TW | |||
Accommodation | Tuli Wilderness – Mohave camp | TW | |||
Comments: | |||||
DAY 6/7 & 8 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
6 | 23/05/24 (Thu) | Road Transfer | Drive from TW to Tswehe | BSE | |
7 | 24/05/24 (Fri) | Meals | Fully catered – Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner | LTC | |
8 | 25/05/24 (Sat) | Activities | Day 6 – Game Drive sundowners or relax Day 7 – Community Work Day 8 – Walk/Game Drive + Drive |
LTC | |
Accommodation | Tswehe – Lone Tree Camp | LTC | |||
Comments: We will be doing some community work with Isabel from Earth Awareness. | |||||
DAY 9 & 10 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
9 | 26/05/24 (Sun) | Road Transfer | Drive from Tuli Block to Limpokwena | BSE | |
10 | 27/05/24 (Mon) | Meals | Fully catered – Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner | Limpokwena | |
Activities | Day 9 – Game Drive/Sunset Day 10 – Conservation work EWT |
BSE | |||
Accommodation | Island Camp or Main camp | Limpokwena | |||
Comments: We will be doing some conservation work with EWT | |||||
DAY 11 & 12 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
11 | 28/05/24 (Tue) | Road Transfer | Drive from Limpokwena to Pilansberg National Park | BSE | |
12 | 29/05/24 (Wed) | Activities | Day 11 – Game Drive Day 12 – Game Walks/Drive Day 13 – Game Drive |
SANPARKS | |
Accommodation | Thutlwa Safari Lodge | SANPARKS | |||
Comments: Stop for Supplies at Alldays. We will be self-catering for the next few days. Everyone gets involved in food preparation. Our game drives will be with a guide. | |||||
DAY 13 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
13 | 30/05/24 (Thu) | Road Transfer | Drive from Pilansberg to the OT Airport | BSE | |
*Please note that this Itinerary and Price may change slightly, but the expedition host will keep you updated if anything happens. Terms and conditions apply due to availability. Please note some activities are weather dependent, and we will do our best to accommodate them all in our itinerary. In some areas, there will be minimal or no Wi-Fi signal (We do love a digital detox)
DAY ONE – ARRIVAL DAY: WATERBERG
Airport pick-up. Welcome to South Africa! Your adventure begins when you are greeted at the airport by Carla Geyser. Please make sure you arrive BEFORE 9 am as we are heading out to the Waterberg. The slow drive north will take about three to four hours. We will spend the night getting to know each other around a camp fire.
DAY TWO/THREE: SOUTPANSBERG
After packing up, we head off to the breathtaking Soutpansberg area. The VhaVenda call it “Tha vhani ya muno” – the Mountain of salt. Rising like an island from the surrounding bushveld flatlands, the forgotten Soutpansberg is South Africa’s best-kept secret and one of the country’s most unique and unexplored natural areas. The name ‘Soutpansberg’ is derived from the large natural salt pan to the northwest of the range. Spending two nights at Leshiba Wilderness, where within this malaria-free reserve, guests may experience over 380 indigenous tree species and an abundance of animal and bird life, as well as enjoy sundowner game drives, and guided nature walks learning about trees and plants.
DAY FOUR/ FIVE: LIMPOPO TO TULI BLOCK
After packing up we head off to Platjan Border post to cross into Botswana.
Tuli Wilderness offers a wonderful natural location to awaken the explorer in you and to enjoy an authentic wilderness experience reminiscent of Africa a century ago. Situated on an exclusive concession in the vast Northern Tuli Game Reserve in eastern Botswana, Tuli Wilderness is owner-managed by Stuart and Julie Quinn, who have a wealth of experience in the southern African wildlife tourism, hospitality, and training industry.
Mohave Bush Camp is a small and private rustic bush camp. The camp is located on the banks of the Mohave River in the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. Tuli Wilderness’ private and exclusive 24 000 acre concession of Botswana wilderness makes an ideal getaway or stop-over point for travellers between Botswana and South Africa, as well as a unique and true African Safari Experience for International Guests.
DAY SIX /SEVEN / EIGHT: TULI BLOCK
Today we travel a small distance to our next camp. Tswehe Wildlife Reserve is situated in the heart of Tuli, Botswana. The reserve is home to the highest peak of the region called Tswehe Hill, which was named after the elusive Mountain Reedbuck with its whistling call echoing ‘tswehe’ from afar. The reserve borders the mighty Limpopo River in the South, where Pels Fishing Owls are abundant, fishing amongst crocodiles and hippos.
Heading North through the vast expanse of the reserve, the vegetation changes from thick riverine forest to Savanna woodland, interspersed by rocky outcrops and ancient Baobabs. Tswehe’s rich biodiversity provides a paradise for Elephant, Leopard, Lion, Hyena, Zebra, Giraffe, Wildebeest, and a host of many antelope and wildlife species. Their vision is a balance between conservation, communities, and sustainable low-impact tourism. We will spend the next three nights and days exploring the area or just sitting at the watering hole. You will meet Lloyd and Isabel owners of this camp. Passionate about nature and making a difference. We will be doing some community work with Isabel.
DAY NINE & TEN: TULI BLOCK TO LIMPOPO
After a beautiful morning we will pack and head back into South Africa to Limpokwena. Limpokwena Nature Reserve is committed to preserving 2,400 hectares of the South African bush where the Limpopo and Mogalakwena Rivers converge. An oasis set on the South African side of the Botswana border, open to the Thuli Block. We consider the fauna and flora as our partners and guides rather than as our assets – elephants, giraffes, leopards, and antelope come and go with the same sense of freedom that we aim to provide to our guests. A vast expanse to explore and the natural beauty of Limpopo Province will soothe your woes and reinvigorate your senses.
Accommodation: The Island Camp is an exclusive rustic tented camp set on an Island in the Limpopo River. The perfect spot to unwind and take in the rare surrounding wilderness. Grab a book & a drink, and settle in for a relaxing blissful time in the wild!
The Island Camp is open and unfenced and lies between the border of South Africa and Botswana. It is open to the Thuli Game Reserve and allows for various game species to move through the camp. Elephants, hippos, and hyenas are regular visitors, and there are also plenty of crocodiles in the surrounding pools of water. The camp does not have any cellular service or WiFi and so a hand-held radio will be provided for any emergencies. The camp is serviced by Eskom and so electricity is available and plug points are provided in the main kitchen and the tents.
DAY ELEVEN/TWELVE – LIMPOPO TO NORTH WEST PROVINCE
Today we pack up and say goodbye to the almighty Limpopo River and head further south to the magnificent Pilansberg National Park. Among Southern Africa’s fascinating game reserves, Pilanesberg National Park is possibly the most accessible. Situated in the ecologically rich transition zone between the Kalahari and the Lowveld, this vast area promises thrilling big game viewing in a malaria free environment. A wide variety of accommodation is available to suit your needs. This is where we spend our last two days.
DAY THIRTEEN – JOHANNESBURG/DEPARTURE
Early breakfast and then drive to O.R Tambo International Airport for our final farewells. Departure Flights are to be booked in the early evening – from 17h00 onwards. If you would like to stay longer please chat to Carla about options and prices.
You are among our friends when you are with us. Together, we are in a safe space and you have the freedom to be yourself and to explore. Whether you have never left your home country or are a seasoned solo traveller, this trip is guaranteed to offer you adventure, friends, and breathless beauty.
*Please note that this Itinerary and Price may change slightly, but the expedition host will keep you updated if anything happens. Terms and conditions apply due to availability. Please note some activities are weather dependent, and we will do our best to accommodate them all in our itinerary. In some areas, there will be minimal or no Wi-Fi signal (We do love a digital detox)
These driving adventures are organised and led by Carla Geyser, the founder of the Blue Sky Society Trust (BSST) and Blue Sky Expeditions who has, to date, led many successful trips into Africa. If you are an enthusiastic adventurer who is passionate about conservation and takes life as it comes, then this is for you! #JWP brings together like-minded people from around the world on trips that focus on visiting and raising funds for wildlife initiatives along the route.
Carla is always looking for well-rounded individuals of various skills and interests. If you are an enthusiastic adventurer passionate about conservation and taking life as it comes, then our next #JWP expedition could be for you.
These expeditions often involve driving long distances over bumpy, dusty roads, camping in remote areas, at times being without mobile phone service for days, and of course, loads of giving back through hands-on charity work. Sometimes our accommodation varies from camping to chalets/rooms. Each journey is unique. So make sure you read the itinerary carefully.
This is not a ‘normal’ tour but rather a team expedition, and every now and then, team member (s) are requested to pitch in, if required, with cooking, cleaning, camp set-up etc. It is the experience of a lifetime, and we would love to have exploratory fun-filled compassionate spirits along for the ride.
This is a LIMITED entry journey, which means only a few people get to experience this unforgettable never-to-be-repeated experience. The minimum enrollment for this trip is six people. If minimum enrollment is not met 90 days prior to the departure date, the trip may be cancelled or postponed in which case full payment, excluding the deposit, will be refunded. (Minus the non-refundable deposit of R5000pp).
Safety is always a priority. We have a satellite phone, SATIB Insurance 24-hour medivac and assistance on call, and access to doctors 24/7.
Unless you are purchasing the airline insurance, it is a good idea to wait until departure is confirmed before buying plane tickets.
Please ARRIVE at the designated airport on a specific date (see itinerary)
Please book your DEPARTURE from the designated airport on a specific date (see itinerary)
Traveling before or after the program is totally fine – just let Blue Sky Expeditions know your plans.
Please ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of entry and that you have at least two blank pages in your passport (the back page does not count).
The colourful currency in each country will be explained – please do your homework or ask.
South Africa – SA Rand
Namibia – Namibian Dollar
Botswana – Botswana Pula
Zambia – Zambian Kwacha
Mozambique – Mozambique Metical
Zimbabwe – US$ *Cash only
Eswatini – SA Rand
Rwanda – Rwandan Franc
Credit cards are widely accepted so this can be your main form of payment. Reliable ATM’s in banks are available in certain cities . You may also bring cash to exchange at banks and exchange offices.
TIPPING: There will be some situations where you may feel the need to tip, but as always, it is up to your discretion. Typically, it is customary to tip our local guides $5-$10 per day per guide. But you are welcome to tip more.
**PLEASE CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING TO READ AND SIGN OUR INDEMNITY. Each person must have signed this before departure
Expedition Agreement – https://www.blueskysociety.org/expedition-agreement-form/
Indemnity Form – https://www.blueskysociety.org/indemnity-online-form/
JWP 02 Wind Trip 2024 Daily Calendar | |||||
DATES: 18th – 30th May 2024 | |||||
13 Days/ 12 Nights | |||||
Country: South Africa & Botswana | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
0 | 17/05/2024 (Fri) | ETA | Flight | Flights to South Africa Depart from overseas | Own Account |
Accommodation | Overnight in JHB if needed | Own Account | |||
Comments: BSST will meet you at the airport on arrival on the 18th otherwise overnight in JHB. Please arrive by 9 am on the 18th of May 2024 | |||||
DAY 1 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
1 | 18/05/24 (Sat) | ETA 09h00 | Flight | Flight from overseas to OT International Airport | Own Account |
ETD 14h00 | Transfer | Collect guests at the airport and drive to Lindani in the Waterberg | BSE | ||
Meals | Fully catered – Lunch/Dinner/Breakfast | BSE | |||
Activities | Afternoon or Morning walk/Drive | BSE | |||
Accommodation | The Loft or similar | Lindani Lodges | |||
Comments: Collect crew from OT International Airport. Drive 3 hours approximately to the Waterberg. | |||||
DAY 2 & 3 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
2 | 19/05/24 (Sun) | ETD: 11h00 | Road Transfer | Drive from Lindani to Leshiba in the Soutpansberg | BSE |
3 | 20/05/24 (Mon) | Meals | Fully catered – Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner | BSE | |
Activities | Game Walk/Drives | BSE | |||
Accommodation | Luvondo rondavels or similar | Leshiba | |||
Comments: | |||||
DAY 4 & 5 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
4 | 21/05/24 (Tue) | Road Transfer | Drive from Soutpansberg to Tuli Block (Botswana) | BSE | |
5 | 22/05/24 (Wed) | Meals | Full catering- Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner | TW | |
Activities | Day 4 – Game Drive Day 5 – Game Drive/Walk Day 6 – Game Drive |
TW | |||
Accommodation | Tuli Wilderness – Mohave camp | TW | |||
Comments: | |||||
DAY 6/7 & 8 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
6 | 23/05/24 (Thu) | Road Transfer | Drive from TW to Tswehe | BSE | |
7 | 24/05/24 (Fri) | Meals | Fully catered – Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner | LTC | |
8 | 25/05/24 (Sat) | Activities | Day 6 – Game Drive sundowners or relax Day 7 – Community Work Day 8 – Walk/Game Drive + Drive |
LTC | |
Accommodation | Tswehe – Lone Tree Camp | LTC | |||
Comments: We will be doing some community work with Isabel from Earth Awareness. | |||||
DAY 9 & 10 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
9 | 26/05/24 (Sun) | Road Transfer | Drive from Tuli Block to Limpokwena | BSE | |
10 | 27/05/24 (Mon) | Meals | Fully catered – Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner | Limpokwena | |
Activities | Day 9 – Game Drive/Sunset Day 10 – Conservation work EWT |
BSE | |||
Accommodation | Island Camp or Main camp | Limpokwena | |||
Comments: We will be doing some conservation work with EWT | |||||
DAY 11 & 12 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
11 | 28/05/24 (Tue) | Road Transfer | Drive from Limpokwena to Pilansberg National Park | BSE | |
12 | 29/05/24 (Wed) | Activities | Day 11 – Game Drive Day 12 – Game Walks/Drive Day 13 – Game Drive |
SANPARKS | |
Accommodation | Thutlwa Safari Lodge | SANPARKS | |||
Comments: Stop for Supplies at Alldays. We will be self-catering for the next few days. Everyone gets involved in food preparation. Our game drives will be with a guide. | |||||
DAY 13 | |||||
Day | Date | Time | Department | Details / Comments | Action |
13 | 30/05/24 (Thu) | Road Transfer | Drive from Pilansberg to the OT Airport | BSE | |
*Please note that this Itinerary and Price may change slightly, but the expedition host will keep you updated if anything happens. Terms and conditions apply due to availability. Please note some activities are weather dependent, and we will do our best to accommodate them all in our itinerary. In some areas, there will be minimal or no Wi-Fi signal (We do love a digital detox)
DAY ONE – ARRIVAL DAY: WATERBERG
Airport pick-up. Welcome to South Africa! Your adventure begins when you are greeted at the airport by Carla Geyser. Please make sure you arrive BEFORE 9 am as we are heading out to the Waterberg. The slow drive north will take about three to four hours. We will spend the night getting to know each other around a camp fire.
DAY TWO/THREE: SOUTPANSBERG
After packing up, we head off to the breathtaking Soutpansberg area. The VhaVenda call it “Tha vhani ya muno” – the Mountain of salt. Rising like an island from the surrounding bushveld flatlands, the forgotten Soutpansberg is South Africa’s best-kept secret and one of the country’s most unique and unexplored natural areas. The name ‘Soutpansberg’ is derived from the large natural salt pan to the northwest of the range. Spending two nights at Leshiba Wilderness, where within this malaria-free reserve, guests may experience over 380 indigenous tree species and an abundance of animal and bird life, as well as enjoy sundowner game drives, and guided nature walks learning about trees and plants.
DAY FOUR/ FIVE: LIMPOPO TO TULI BLOCK
After packing up we head off to Platjan Border post to cross into Botswana.
Tuli Wilderness offers a wonderful natural location to awaken the explorer in you and to enjoy an authentic wilderness experience reminiscent of Africa a century ago. Situated on an exclusive concession in the vast Northern Tuli Game Reserve in eastern Botswana, Tuli Wilderness is owner-managed by Stuart and Julie Quinn, who have a wealth of experience in the southern African wildlife tourism, hospitality, and training industry.
Mohave Bush Camp is a small and private rustic bush camp. The camp is located on the banks of the Mohave River in the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. Tuli Wilderness’ private and exclusive 24 000 acre concession of Botswana wilderness makes an ideal getaway or stop-over point for travellers between Botswana and South Africa, as well as a unique and true African Safari Experience for International Guests.
DAY SIX /SEVEN / EIGHT: TULI BLOCK
Today we travel a small distance to our next camp. Tswehe Wildlife Reserve is situated in the heart of Tuli, Botswana. The reserve is home to the highest peak of the region called Tswehe Hill, which was named after the elusive Mountain Reedbuck with its whistling call echoing ‘tswehe’ from afar. The reserve borders the mighty Limpopo River in the South, where Pels Fishing Owls are abundant, fishing amongst crocodiles and hippos.
Heading North through the vast expanse of the reserve, the vegetation changes from thick riverine forest to Savanna woodland, interspersed by rocky outcrops and ancient Baobabs. Tswehe’s rich biodiversity provides a paradise for Elephant, Leopard, Lion, Hyena, Zebra, Giraffe, Wildebeest, and a host of many antelope and wildlife species. Their vision is a balance between conservation, communities, and sustainable low-impact tourism. We will spend the next three nights and days exploring the area or just sitting at the watering hole. You will meet Lloyd and Isabel owners of this camp. Passionate about nature and making a difference. We will be doing some community work with Isabel.
DAY NINE & TEN: TULI BLOCK TO LIMPOPO
After a beautiful morning we will pack and head back into South Africa to Limpokwena. Limpokwena Nature Reserve is committed to preserving 2,400 hectares of the South African bush where the Limpopo and Mogalakwena Rivers converge. An oasis set on the South African side of the Botswana border, open to the Thuli Block. We consider the fauna and flora as our partners and guides rather than as our assets – elephants, giraffes, leopards, and antelope come and go with the same sense of freedom that we aim to provide to our guests. A vast expanse to explore and the natural beauty of Limpopo Province will soothe your woes and reinvigorate your senses.
Accommodation: The Island Camp is an exclusive rustic tented camp set on an Island in the Limpopo River. The perfect spot to unwind and take in the rare surrounding wilderness. Grab a book & a drink, and settle in for a relaxing blissful time in the wild!
The Island Camp is open and unfenced and lies between the border of South Africa and Botswana. It is open to the Thuli Game Reserve and allows for various game species to move through the camp. Elephants, hippos, and hyenas are regular visitors, and there are also plenty of crocodiles in the surrounding pools of water. The camp does not have any cellular service or WiFi and so a hand-held radio will be provided for any emergencies. The camp is serviced by Eskom and so electricity is available and plug points are provided in the main kitchen and the tents.
DAY ELEVEN/TWELVE – LIMPOPO TO NORTH WEST PROVINCE
Today we pack up and say goodbye to the almighty Limpopo River and head further south to the magnificent Pilansberg National Park. Among Southern Africa’s fascinating game reserves, Pilanesberg National Park is possibly the most accessible. Situated in the ecologically rich transition zone between the Kalahari and the Lowveld, this vast area promises thrilling big game viewing in a malaria free environment. A wide variety of accommodation is available to suit your needs. This is where we spend our last two days.
DAY THIRTEEN – JOHANNESBURG/DEPARTURE
Early breakfast and then drive to O.R Tambo International Airport for our final farewells. Departure Flights are to be booked in the early evening – from 17h00 onwards. If you would like to stay longer please chat to Carla about options and prices.
You are among our friends when you are with us. Together, we are in a safe space and you have the freedom to be yourself and to explore. Whether you have never left your home country or are a seasoned solo traveller, this trip is guaranteed to offer you adventure, friends, and breathless beauty.
*Please note that this Itinerary and Price may change slightly, but the expedition host will keep you updated if anything happens. Terms and conditions apply due to availability. Please note some activities are weather dependent, and we will do our best to accommodate them all in our itinerary. In some areas, there will be minimal or no Wi-Fi signal (We do love a digital detox)
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