Ski touring, private Axopar 37 boat, exclusive lodge in Henningsvaer and gastronomic experience.
THE PERFECT COMBO
BOAT
The freedom to travel by boat in the fjords.
LODGE
The comfort of a cosy lodge and excellent cuisine.
Being able to travel by boat in the fjords is a great advantage. In addition to the beauty of the scenery, it allows you to ski in untouched wilderness areas that are only accessible by sea.
For maximum comfort, the lodge is on the mainland. We have opted for warm and spacious accommodation in the magnificent fishing harbour of Henningsvær.
It offers all the facilities you need for your stay: a relaxing lounge, comfortable rooms, sauna and, of course, a self-catering dining room supervised by our chef, who is eager to help you discover the local gastronomy.
From 2 to 9 March 2025 From 7 to 13 March 2025 From 20 to 27 April 2025
A CUSTOMISED TRIP
ENVIRONMENT
An incredible environment for skiing, surrounded by fjords where the
ocean and the mountains meet.
LODGE
The comfort of a cosy lodge and excellent cuisine.
A complete ski mountaineering trip in a group of maximum 6 people, with accommodation in a high standard lodge, full board with local cuisine, guides with a great knowledge of the area and a local staff that will make you enjoy the Norwegian culture.
Living in Henningsvaer, the Scandinavian Venice is certainly the dream of many. With more than 10 years of experience, we will show you the hidden side of Lofoten.
A ski safari, in search of the best snow in the world…
Available dates in January 2027:
From 07 to 16 January 2027
From 15 to 24 January 2027
From 05 to 14 February 2027
Every year, the island of Hokkaidō enjoys exceptional snow cover and extraordinarily light snow, described by some as ‘the best powder in the world’.
It is also a volcanic island, so we will ski on an active volcano surrounded by fumaroles.
To make the most of our skiing opportunities, we will alternate skiing in the resorts with trips to the mountains. Many of these outings will be facilitated by the ski lifts, which will provide quick access to the best off-piste terrain. You will need wide skis (minimum 90 mm, ideally over 105 mm) with touring bindings.
Greenland, Denmark | Intermediate and Advanced level
Ski Experience Greenlandskiing between icebergs and fjords
Discover the last frontier of ski touring with a unique expedition in Greenland, a frozen paradise where nature unfolds in its purest and wildest form. Here, among majestic fjords and ancient glaciers, skiing is not just a sport, it’s a deep connection to an unspoilt and remote environment, far from the crowds.
Imagine skiing down unexplored slopes, where each descent offers you a new perspective on this vast land of ice. Your base camp will be a comfortable boat, sailing through spectacular Arctic scenery. Each day you will wake up to views of mountains sculpted by time, preparing you for a different adventure. We will access peaks only reachable by sea, enjoying fresh snow and lonely descents to the coast, where silence is interrupted only by the crunch of ice beneath your feet.
This programme is not just for passionate skiers, it is for those looking for an authentic experience, combining the adrenaline of skiing with the magic of exploring one of the most remote and wildest corners of the planet. Greenland invites you to live an unforgettable journey between the ice and the sea.
Andorra, Pyrenees | Level: Intermediate and Advanced
Andorra Ski & Freeride Discover
DOWNHILL AND OFF-PISTE SKIING AT GRANDVALIRA RESORTS
Discover the charm of skiing in Andorra, the white paradise of the Pyrenees. Sunny weather and almost guaranteed snow on the slopes, regardless of the conditions, this small country offers a unique experience that combines the best of alpine skiing and off-piste skiing. Indulge yourself in its kilometres of perfectly groomed pistes and get into the unspoilt nature of its valleys, where off-piste adventure awaits you. When the day is over, take refuge and calm in a fantastic boutique ski hotel at the foot of the slopes, and let yourself be pampered by the delicious flavours of its gastronomic offerings. Enjoy a week immersed in breathtaking landscapes, in a first class ski resort and Andorran hospitality, ideal for skiers of all levels. Ski beyond your limits!
Alberta and British Columbia, Canada | Level: Medium
Experience “champagne powder” in Western Canada
Travel around Alberta and British Columbia. Discover, Ski and Experience the Rocky Mountains. Skiing in one of Canada’s top parks, combining powder, ski mountaineering and freeride skiing. Take advantage of the ski lifts at Lake Louise or Sunshine Village for the first few days, and then enjoy an authentic and remote destination in British Columbia, staying in a Chalet, after a helicopter transfer. In a small group, maximum 8 people with 2 guides. A unique landscape that combines incredible forests, pillows, aline terrain and some of the best snow in the world. Snowfall in Canada averages 12-15 metres every winter. 9 days to experience the real Canada!
Selected accommodations
During the programme we will combine 4* hotels and an authentic mountain lodge. The first 3 nights in Banff will be spent in a 4* hotel and the last night in the city centre of Calgary.
THE LODGE: Purcell Mountain Lodge
You won’t have to do anything except enjoy your stay to the fullest! We will be staying at the cosy Purcell Mountain Lodge, located near the famous Glacier National Park and surrounded by 10,000-foot peaks. A remote Canadian-style mountain lodge offering healthy gourmet cuisine, comfort and tranquillity. The Lodge has two buildings: the main building where meals will be served, a place to relax, meet other foreign skiers, share stories and make new friends. Plus a separate chalet where our group will stay.
Our programme includes:
Organisation and development of the trip.
1 group of maximum 8 people with two UIAGM guides or certified guide.
7 days of skiing combining freeride and ski touring.
2 days skiing including ski pass at Lake Louise.
4 days ski touring skiing.
8 nights accommodation,
4 nights in a 4* Hotel in a double room A+D.
4 nights in Chalet at Purcell Lodge on full board basis.
All transfers on site including helicopter transfer.
Not included:
Flights from destination ( we can help you with our partner travel agency) .
Dinners for 4 nights and picnics on ski days in resort and Calgary.
Alcoholic beverages.
Travel and activity insurance.
Why travel with us?
10 years of experience.
Trips conceived, designed and carried out by a passionate team.
Programmes in a carefully selected environment with quality itineraries.
Exclusive gastronomy and accommodation.
Professional organisation.
Our Strengths:
Rocky Mountains
Powder snow, ski mountaineering and freeride skiing
Transfers in Canada
All included (also helicopter)
Accommodation
Combination of 4* hotels and Purcell Lodge Chalet
Team
Professional and passionate about ski mountaineering
Embark on an unparalleled adventure to the majestic heights of Kilimanjaro, Africa’s most imposing peak.
Our mountain-guided trekking programme will take you through lush rainforests, stunning alpine landscapes and small waterfalls. Experience the thrill of challenging your limits while immersing yourself in the rich local culture and connecting with nature in its purest form.
Join us and make history by reaching the summit of Kilimanjaro on a trek that will be etched in your heart forever!
ITINERARY THROUGH THE MACHAME ROUTE:
Day 1: Welcome to Kilimanjaro.
Day 2: Machame – Machame Hut.
Day 3: Machame Hut – Shira
Day 4: Shira – Barranco.
Day 5: Barranco – Karanga.
Day 6: Karanga – Barafu.
Day 7: Barafu – Uhuru Peak – Mweka.
Day 8: Mweka – Arusha.
Day 9: Arusha – Kilimanjaro airport
Our programme includes:
All transfers for the group on the programme.
English-speaking guide for the ascent and pre-ascent briefing.
Full board during the ascent of Kilimanjaro; and meals as specified in the programme.
The assistance of one or more assistant guides, a team of porters and one or more cooks.
Park entrance fee of USD 1030 per person for 7 days on Kilimanjaro.
Park entrance fees on the Lemosho route ($15).
Overnight stay in Arusha before and after the trek (or equivalent).
A decompression chamber will be available throughout the ascent.
Loan of camping equipment (see list), except sleeping bags.
VAT on transport, accommodation and services.
Not Included:
International flights.
Drinks & tips (from $130 to $280 USD for guides and porters).
We recommend that you book flights on arrival and departure from the following airport:
Airport of arrival and departure: Kilimanjaro International Airport (airport code: JRO)
We will help you with the logistics of flight bookings with our flight partner.
Day 1 / Arrival in Arusha / Transfer Welcome on arrival of your international flight at Kilimanjaro airport and transfer to your hotel in Arusha. Dinner and overnight at Moyoni Airport Lodge (or equivalent).
Day 2 / Arusha – Machame – Machame Hut Depart Arusha in the morning for the Chagga village of Machame, the starting point of this trekking route, a 4 to 6 hour walk through a dense and inextricable forest of rubber trees, giant ferns, begonias and ficus. Gradually, as you gain altitude, the vegetation changes. The tropical forest gives way to tall grasses and giant heather. We will camp near the Machame Hut (3050 m).
Day 3 / Machame Hut – Shira Leaving the camp, from where, if the weather is clear, there is a wonderful view of Uhuru, the trail winds through a savannah of tall grasses, volcanic rocks and lichen-covered heather…. Then the first giant sagebrush trees appear, like sentinels guarding an inviolate territory. The path becomes steeper and passes through a ghostly landscape of volcanic lava, caves and streams, until you reach the plateau. After a 5-6 hour walk, you will reach Shira camp (3700m).
Day 4 / Shira – Barranco
Leaving the bivouac at Shira, the route heads towards Kibo. There is a steady climb up to the Lawa Tower pass at 4570m. The descent to Barranco Camp leads to the edge of a gigantic canyon. This is the Grand Barranco, where ragwort bushes, watered by countless small waterfalls, grow in abundance. After a 6-hour walk and a pass at 4600m, we set up camp at Barranco Hut (3950m).
Day 5 / Barranco – Karanga You will cross the great wall of the Barranco. It’s not difficult, but the cliff is impressive. After a long crossing, all uphill and downhill on the slopes of Kilimanjaro, you arrive at your camp for the night. Dinner and overnight in camp in Karanga.
Day 6 / Karanga – Barafu We continue with our logic of short stages to facilitate perfect acclimatisation. We climb up a large moraine to the Barafu camp (4550m). Allow 3 hours’ walking for this day. Dinner and overnight at Barafu camp, the last night before the final ascent.
Day 7 / Barafu – Uhuru Peak – Mweka Departure around midnight, with temperatures of between -10°C and -15°C. The trail winds up to the foot of the Ratzel and Rebman glaciers, between which the track runs. The slope is steep, the atmosphere unreal in the middle of these hanging glaciers. After a 6-hour walk, at first light, you’ll reach the rim of the crater, between Stella and Hans Meyer. Another hour of effort on the snow-covered crest of the volcano to reach the summit, Uhuru Peak (5895m). Here, you can regain your strength before beginning the descent to Mweka Hut, reached in the afternoon after a 3-4 hour walk.
Day 8 / Mweka Gate – Arusha A direct descent to the park gates. Allow 6-7 hours to reach Mweka Gate. Return to Arusha and check into the lodge. Dinner and overnight at Moyoni Airport Lodge.
Day 9 / Arusha – Departure
Breakfast at the lodge, morning at leisure and transfer to Kilimanjaro airport according to your flight schedule. Lunch not included.
The ascent of Kilimanjaro is technically easy.
It is a trekking trail and you have to be used to walking about 6 hours a day in the mountains at a regular pace. Therefore, you need to have a minimum physical condition.
Wear at least two trekking trousers and a combination of leggings and outer trousers. Two or three breathable long-sleeved vests and layers of thin and thick fleece. Four pairs of trekking socks for comfort with every step. Strong hiking boots and an extra pair of shoes for the camp. A pair of telescopic walking sticks for extra stability. Waterproof, windproof and down jacket to cope with a variety of conditions. Gloves, hat and sunglasses for weather protection. Winter sleeping bag, preferably feather, and cotton bivouac cover. Sun cream, 1.5 litre thermos, water bottle, and a reliable torch. A small backpack for your daily essentials and camera. A small towel and a basic toiletry bag for your personal hygiene. Small first aid kit with key items. Carry your electronic equipment in waterproof backpacks, preferably double-layered, and secure your clothing in waterproof bags.
The equipment carried by the porters is limited to 15 kg, with the option of an extra porter for an additional cost (please consult).
From $2,310 per person, in double room and based on a group of 8 people. 2023 Price per person:
Based on 2 people: $2,390.00 + $1,030.00/person (park tax).
Based on 3 people: $1,890.00 + $1,030.00/person (park tax).
Based on 4 people: $1,630.00 + $1,030.00/person (park tax).
Based on 5 people: $1,450.00 + $1,030.00/person (park tax).
Based on 6 pepple: $1,380.00 + $1,030.00/person (park tax).
Based on 7 people.: $1,330.00 + $1,030.00/person (park tax).
Based on 8 people: $1,280.00 + $1,030.00/person (park tax).
Single room supplement: $110.00 Zanzibar: Beach extension or safari: on request.
Our prices are subject to changes in exchange rates, government taxes, increases in air and hotel rates, as well as air and hotel availability at the time of client confirmation.
Cancellation policy: Any cancellation by the client will result in the following costs:
More than 90 days before departure: $250 USD per person.
Between 90 and 61 days before departure: 50% of the total price.
60 days before departure or No Show: 100% of the total price .
Wear at least two trekking trousers and a combination of leggings and outer trousers.
Two or three breathable long-sleeved vests and layers of thin and thick fleece.
Four pairs of trekking socks for comfort with every step.
Strong hiking boots and an extra pair of shoes for the camp.
A pair of telescopic walking sticks for extra stability.
Waterproof, windproof and down jacket to cope with a variety of conditions.
Gloves, hat and sunglasses for weather protection.
Winter sleeping bag, preferably feather, and cotton bivouac cover.
Sun cream, 1.5 litre thermos, water bottle, and a reliable torch.
A small towel and a basic toiletry bag for your personal hygiene.
Small first aid kit with key items.