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Elbrus (Russia)
Kathmandu (Nepal)
Cotopaxi (Ecuador)
Market in Arusha (Africa)
Trekking / Mountain Climbing Trips
May - June
October - February
Have you ever dreamed of trekking abroad or perhaps climbing over and above the 5000 m mark?
Maybe you're not quite sure where to go and you don't like to travel in a large tour group?
Then you've made the right choice by contacting us!
Mt Elbrus, 5642 m, Tour to the highest mountain of Europe
Date: 14.05. - 23.05. 2011
Price: approx. Sfr. 4300
Mt. Elbrus, lying in the Russian part of the Caucasus mountains, is one of the "seven summits", respectively the highest mountain in a continent.
Our journey takes us through Moscow to Mineralnye Vody. We can visit the world-famous Red Square and the Kremlin in Moscow. A visit to the Bolshoi Theatre is also possible.
In the Caucasus we will stay in a small hotel from which we can do day tours and so give the acclimatisation the finishing touch.
The climbing of Mt. Elbrus is technically simple.
However, the high altitude and the cold are factors to be reckoned with.
Illiniza Norte, 5126 m, Cayambe, 5790 m, Cotopaxi, 5897 m
Date: 22.10. - 06.11. 2011
Price: approx. Sfr. 5900
After climbing Illinica Norte and Cayambe we are ready for the second highest mountain in the country: the Cotopaxi. Ecuador is a country of singular beauty and its human landscape is likewise rich and diverse. This trip is suitable for a relatively experienced climber with some alpine experience.
Get more information here!Gokyo Trekking with Lobuche Peak, 6120 m
Date: 16.10. - 07.11. 2010
Prix: approx. Sfr. 5900
Trekking in the Khumbu region with ascent of Gokyo Ri 5483 m and 6120 m Lobuche Peak. A trek of superlatives! It is one of the finest and most popular trekking routes in the Himalayas. A pilgrimage to the highest mountain in the world, Mt Everest. The whole route consistently leads to high altitudes on well constructed and beautiful paths through the land of the Sherpas. We will be staying in lodges on the road.
Get more information here!Modified on 18 July 2010