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Sea Kayak and Wild Camp in Menorca

An epic mini-adventure paddling to secluded coves, swimming in the Mediterranean and wild camping on deserted beaches

Duration

3 nights

Annual Leave

2 days off work

Group Size

Up to 8 people

Season

May-Oct

Location

Spain

Meeting Point

Menorca Airport

Classic Accommodation

Wild camping

Customer Reviews

(40)

4.8

Difficulty

Moderate

From

From

Pack in 100km of coastal kayaking over four incredible days, discovering spots off the beaten track often only accessible by sea

Paddle to hidden coves and sea caves on two different tailored routes, heading either north or south to find the best sea conditions

Wild swim and snorkel in turquoise waters, relax on idyllic beaches and bivvy on the sand beneath the stars

Day 1

Explore the coast

Kayaking

4-5hrs · 20-25km

Meet your guide at your hotel in Mahón and head to the starting point in Cala Sant Esteve. After a quick briefing, it’s time to get into the water. You’ll paddle north or south (depending on conditions) and explore the coast before finding a secluded cove for a picnic lunch, swim and snorkel. Paddle further along the coast in the afternoon, eventually finding a small beach where you’ll set up your bivouac for the night - either at Cala Biniparratx in the south or Arenal de Mongofre in the north.

Day 2

Hidden coves

Kayaking

4-5hrs · 20-25km

Wake up on your idyllic beach spot, grab breakfast, swim, break down camp and hit the water again. If you're on the south coast you’ll paddle past limestone cliffs and explore concealed caves that are only accessible by sea, stopping for lunch in Cales Coves, an ancient necropolis. You'll paddle along two of the largest beaches on the island, Son Bou with its lovely, transparent waters and Binigaus, where you'll spend the night.

If you have headed north you'll kayak to remote islets and the oldest rocks of the island before stopping for lunch in the cove of Cala en Turqueta. Spend the afternoon paddling past the cliffs and caves of La Mola de Fornells and tackle the crossing to Cap de Cavalleria. You’ll set up camp at Cala Cavalleria, known for its crystal water, perfect for a sunset swim before dinner and another night bivvying on the beach.

Day 3

Idyllic beaches

Kayaking

4-5hrs · 20-25km

Wake, swim, eat, paddle, repeat! In the south you'll delve deeper into Menorca’s off-the-beaten-track locations, discover beaches at Fustam, Trebalúger and Mitjana and paddle into caves before finding a good spot for lunch. In the afternoon a light paddle takes you to the pearl of the island, Macarelleta where you'll spend the night.

On the north coast, you’ll discover the jewel beaches of Binimel·là and Pregonda and swim in the seagrass meadows before settling in for lunch at Cala del Pilar - a beautiful and rugged cove. In the afternoon you’ll paddle onto Cala Algaiarens (a quiet beach surrounded by scenic cliffs) to set up camp and enjoy the night sky.

Day 4

One last paddle

Kayaking

4-5hrs · 20-25km

Kick off the final day of the adventure with a swim at two of the clearest water beaches on the island, Macarelleta in the south and Algaiarens in the north. Grab coffee and breakfast before hitting the water for the last day of paddling. Explore the caves beneath the highest cliffs on the north coast in Cala Morell, while in the south you'll paddle towards Son Saura for a swim and lunch on the beach before reaching the finish line at Son Xoriguer. Whether you finish up in the north or the south, your guide will transfer you back to Menorca Airport in the late afternoon in time for your onward flight, or at your accommodation in Mahón if you are staying on longer in Menorca.

Included

Guides

Experienced, English-speaking guide

Accommodation

3 nights wild camping on beaches

Meals

Munch on tasty local food throughout

Transfers

To and from your hotel or back to the airport afterwards

Equipment

All your kayaking and camping equipment

Not Included

Flights to and from the meeting point

Travel insurance

Personal expenses

Visas where required

Day 1

Wild camping · Tarp

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Day 2 – Day 3

Wild camping · Tarp

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Day 4

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

What is the food like?

Expect tasty, homemade meals cooked by your guides on the beach. Breakfast will include coffee or tea, bread, marmalade, ham, cheese, fruit and muesli. Lunch will be bread, fruit, rice or pasta salads, while dinner will be pasta or rice-based dishes. Your host can cater to vegetarian and gluten-free diets, just let them know beforehand.

What is the accommodation like?

Menorca

You’ll stay on a different, remote beach every night with just the stars and your fellow kayakers for company. You'll wake up to the sounds of the sea, watch the sun rise from your bivouac, roll out of your sleeping bag and jump straight into the water. Large tarp covers are provided if you would like to sleep under one, with each tarp wide enough for 4 people. Your hosts will provide all the groceries and logistical support needed to complete the expedition successfully. As this is really wild camping there are no facilities available - we advise bringing biodegradable soap to wash in the sea and to be comfortable enough with finding wild toilet spots. Your host will advise you where the best place to 'visit' is.

The Area

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Logistics

Starts

Your accommodation in Mahón

09:30 on Day 1

Ends

Menorca Airport or Mahón town centre

16:30 on Day 4

Transfers

Your host suggests arriving the day before the start of the trip and spending the night at a hotel in the small town of Mahón (a 10-minute drive by taxi from Menorca Airport) from where you'll be picked up the following day. At the end of your adventure, you will be dropped back in Mahón town centre or at Menorca Airport (MAH).

Travel options

There are regular flights to Menorca (MAH) from airports across Europe. You’re free to book any flight that departs Menorca after 18:30 on Day 4 if you are flying directly home.

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What's included?

  • Fully equipped kayak (Zegul)
  • Personal flotation device (Astral)
  • Sprayskirt (Reed)
  • Paddle (Werner Camano)
  • 2 waterproof bags for personal use during the trip (20l) (Egalis and Seal Line)
  • Overnight equipment for the group (MSR awnings and Thermarest inflatable mattresses)
  • Toilet kit (toilet paper, biodegradable bags to carry paper out to dispose of)
  • Energy bars and snacks

What do I need to bring?

CLOTHING

  • Lightweight trousers/shorts/skirts
  • T-shirts
  • Underwear & socks
  • Swimming costume
  • Warm clothes for the evening
  • Water shoes/jelly shoes/thin neoprene boots
  • Trainers

SLEEPING

  • Sleeping bag - 3 seasons
  • Cotton or silk sleeping bag liner (optional)
  • lightweight inflatable travel pillow

OTHER

  • Lightweight packable towel
  • Universal travel plug adapter
  • Power bank or solar charger
  • Passports (and visas)
  • Travel Insurance documents
  • Ear plugs
  • Insect repellant
  • Suncream
  • Personal first-aid kit (inc. blister treatment and seasickness tablets if needed)
  • Personal items (biodegradable toiletries, sanitary wear etc)
  • Alcohol hand-gel
  • Headtorch or torch
  • Reusable water bottle (1 litre)
*Requests for optional extras can be made after booking on your “My Bookings” page

Sleeping Bag hire (3 nights)

Payable Before Departure

Sleeping Bag hire (3 nights)

Per Person

James(November 2023)

A really good trip spent kayaking and snorkeling with plenty off time to chill out in the evenings aswell as stargazing at night. Lucas and Miguel the guides were friendly and made sure everyone was catered for. Can't fault anything about it and would recommend to anyone interested.

Tara(November 2023)

I was suitably knackered after 4 days sea kayaking on crystal clear waters with sunshine, caves, snorkelling, wild bivvies on beaches, plenty of food to fuel us along the way & lots of information to take in.

Jessica(November 2023)

Wonderful trip, well thought out, guides very knowledge about the area, its history and geology. Really friendly set up and lots of interesting caves to look at, we camped on some beautiful beaches. An amazing time all round, thank you so much!

Carol(November 2023)

Luka was an excellent guide, with instructions, local knowledge on land form, wild life and providing the best experience possible. We were able to explore caves safely. The food provided was excellent and superceeded expectations. As a single person going on this adventure I was extremely pleased with the dynamics of the group - all were really lovely and I’m sure new friendships have been formed. Would highly recommend

Anna(November 2023)

Really an incredible trip - beautiful locations and very well planned, always felt safe while kayaking and loved the camping which was comfortable while also feeling pretty off the grid.

Sabrina(November 2023)

Overall a really lovely trip. I've never kayaked before so was great to learn a new skill but you definitely need to be in decent shape. Some of the legs could be as long as 2 hours, and in choppy conditions, so a good level of fitness is needed as I could see some others struggling. The hosts were knowledgeable and eager to share information about the island and its sustainability. The camping bits were comfortable enough (just don't underestimate how chilly it can get at night in a cove!). There was plenty of food as well and dinners were quite tasty.

Sarah(November 2023)

I thoroughly enjoyed the trip and felt it was very professionally managed and organised. The leaders took great care of us and I was astounded at the food they produced, the care they took and the infectious joy they passed on to us all not just for the kayaking but for the country and scenery as well.

I would recommend this company to anyone - I was the oldest in the group at 67 years old but felt very much part of the group.

Lucy(November 2023)

The whole trip was fantastic, I can’t recommend it enough! I was a beginner kayaker but I needn’t have worried as Lucas and Miguel took care of us. The trip was very well organised, the kit was great quality and they’d clearly thought of everything. Lucas was extremely knowledgeable and shared loads of interesting facts on the way too!

Jo(October 2023)

Amazing trip. Our group travelled along the south coast with mostly good conditions (though this of course can’t be guaranteed and we had choppier seas on day 3 and some rain in September). The kayaking was hard going at times - though you’re rewarded with stunning scenery (exploring caves was a highlight) and unique access to isolated beaches. The group were great (mostly solo travellers) and really enjoyed the camping. Great kit, plentiful and healthy/varied food (three courses for most meals.. and you get a snack bag!) Guides were hilarious, prioritised safety and were keen to share their knowledge of kayaking and the island.

P.S. For those interested, you can also do the trip/get to Menorca without flying. I did it all from London on trains/via ferries from Toulon and Barcelona. :)

Andy(October 2023)

I did the 4 day expedition in early October, which was amazing. We did the South coast from East to West, lunched and slept on beautiful beaches, kayaked through sea caves, snorkelled in secluded coves and slept under the stars. The group was awesome, everyone got on really well, nobody complained about anything and we had lots of fun. It helped that the weather was fantastic, hot and sunny every day. The guides (Lucas and Miguel) were brilliant, very friendly, experienced and professional. They prepared all our food, which was all really good and surprisingly fresh and diverse given that it had spent 4 days in our kayaks. We kayaked between 10km and 20km a day, which wasn't too challenging but was enough to feel like we'd had a really good adventure. Overall it was an awesome trip that I would highly recommend.

Shirley(October 2023)

This trip met all expectations and more. Obviously, with wild camping, you can't expect to be clean and comfy but that is why I went to experience a wilder side and with the kayaking and snorkelling it felt like a proper expedition. Would recommend this 100%

Teresa(September 2023)

This was a really great experience! We kayaked the south coast of the island and saw many beautiful beaches and caves along the way. We snorkelled at every opportunity and loved it.

The hosts, Lucas and Miguel, were super friendly and fun to be with! They were really knowledgeable and clearly cared a great deal about the island. They were also very good cooks!

You could tell how much careful planning and experience went into the organisation of the trip. Many thanks to Lucas, Miguel & the team for the experience!

Joe(August 2023)

Trip was fantastic from start to finish. Our guides Lucas and Miguel were very knowledgeable of the island and couldn’t do enough for us to make sure the trip was perfect. Highly recommended! Joe paul and Andrew

Hannah(July 2023)

The kayaking trip was great overall; you get to see some amazing beaches and wildlife! We kayaked for around 7 hours on the second day but less on the 3rd and 4th as the weather was turning so we needed to make headway early on.

Kit wise - we overpacked! You get 2 waterproof bags that need to accommodate your sleeping bag, pillow etc. the one thing we lived in was our rash vests and I couldn’t recommend them more for this trip to protect against the sun. But really you only need swim stuff, a couple of pairs of shorts and T-shirts and maybe one pair of trousers and hoodie. Be prepared not to wash, the hosts are understandably very eco friendly and so we weren’t to use anything in the ocean that would cause harm - I definitely didn’t need shampoo and shower gel that I took but a few swims a day helped us to feel somewhat fresh.

Sleep:- we slept great most nights as we were just exhausted by the long days but I would bring ear plugs next time.

Food:- all food is carried on board the kayaks, breakfast is bread and jams etc and lunch usually some cheese and salad. Dinner was either pasta or cous cous. I’ll be honest we were hungry! Dinner could be prepped for around 10pm at times so be mindful if like me and my partner you’re a regular eater! We’ve done other trips on this website where the food was much better, however, keeping in mind they transported it all for the four days they did well with the resources they had.

Beaches and coves - we visited lots of different ones, the max stretch of kayaking you’ll do is around 2 hours before you stop and we went in lots of caves on the way. At times you are on a beach for a few hours whilst the hosts rest or prep food so at times it did feel too long in the baking heat and often we all huddled for shade but you can always swim or snorkel.

The last day is a long one, lots of hanging around - we landed at midday and weren’t back at our hotel until 6 which we weren’t expecting, you land in essentially a beach resort so we all went for a drink and lunch. The hosts prep lunch on that last day too which again was a salad but really wasn’t needed and we were all eager to get either to the airport or our hotel to shower!

Overall, a really good trip and I would recommend. The above is really just a break down of what I wished we’d have known prior to going not a criticism.

Tong(June 2023)

A truly magical expedition. We explored stunning caves and coves, slept on beautiful remote beaches under the stars and had a lot of fun as a group. Our guides Lucas and Miguel were fantastic - took complete care of us from kayak training and instructions to finding us beautiful sights to making tasty and nutritious meals for us. They were friendly, patient and fun to talk to and hang out with - as were the rest of the group. There were 6 in our group - as a solo traveller I was a little anxious about what the group would be like, but I needn't have worried. There was one other solo traveller, a couple and two friends. We all got on well as a group - shared meals, drinks and walks together, helped each other out with kit etc, but were also happy to enjoy our own thing now and then. The kayaking itself was physically challenging (they are not lying when they say you need to be relatively fit to do this!) but an absolutely beautiful way to explore the coastline and felt very rewarding. Overall I can't recommend this trip enough!

Andrea(June 2023)

I was a total beginner to kayaking and this trip helped me discover a new found hobby! We explored some beautiful coves on the South Coast and the wild camping was awesome! I joined as a solo traveller and was in a fab group. I felt very safe with Lucas and Miguel. They are both excellent guides. We covered a lot of distance in this trip and it was great to experience the famous Mediterranean swells, wind and waves! My advice, just keep paddling!

Irene(June 2023)

An incredibly beautiful island and an amazing way to discover it. The weather wasnt the best but the guides made the most of our time there with alternative kayaking routes and visits.

Marc(June 2023)

Kayaking was an amazing way to see the stunning Southern coast of Menorca. We paddled in azure blue waters, paddled in hidden caves and swam in the glittering sea. The food was great - nutritious and plentiful and Lucas did an amazing job of providing food for a range of dietary requirements on a tiny camping stove and a couple of pots! You definitely need to be reasonably fit to do this trip and have good upper arm strength - if you're paddling against a head wind and the waves are choppy, it's hard work. Such a sense of achievement at the end though and that first cold beer tasted like golden nectar! A fantastic few days.

Craig(May 2023)

In the picturesque island of Menorca, where azure waters meet golden shores, there dwelled a man named Pablo. Pablo was no ordinary islander; he was a legend in his own right. With his weathered face and salt-kissed hair, he embarked on extraordinary journeys that left locals and visitors in awe.

Armed with his trusty rented SIT-ON-TOP KAYAK, Pablo possessed a unique skill that set him apart from any other kayaker – he had mastered the ability to kayak around the island in RECORD TIME with nothing but a BACKWARDS PADDLE and a bottle of water.

With every stroke, he maneuvered his kayak with incredible grace, gliding effortlessly through the shimmering waters. It was as if the kayak and he were one, moving in perfect harmony with the ebb and flow of the tides.

People marvelled at his skill and wondered how he had acquired such a talent. Some believed it to be a secret passed down through generations, while others thought it was a gift bestowed upon him by the sea itself.

It has been said that the spirit of Pablo still circles the island to this day, mocking professional kayakers with his natural ability and record breaking speed.

Scott(November 2022)

Great little trip. I can really recommend the island and the host. The weather changed up our itinerary, but the new itinerary was a lot of fun, so don’t fear the weather.

Sian(September 2022)

If you’re considering this trip go ahead and book it!! The local guides are brilliant. Lucas and Emi made the trip and couldn’t have been more enthusiastic and knowledgable. Kayaking around the caves and little bays was brilliant, as was sleeping on the beaches under the most amazing sunsets and stars. The guides took time on the first morning to do a little skills session and some capsize drills so everyone felt comfortable. There was some good swell and winds on our trip which made some of the paddling challenging but with a good level of fitness it wasn’t beyond the group level. Safety is paramount for these guys! Due to storms we couldn’t paddle on our final day but Lucas instead took us on a tour to the north of the island to some viewpoints, a lighthouse and a nature reserve where we saw wild turtles! What could have been a disappointment turned into a really brilliant and interesting alternate day and you can’t help but get caught up in Lucas enthusiasm for the island.

Christian(September 2022)

The expedition was outstanding – sea kayaking in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea really is something special. This trip was my first time in the Balearics, and the Menorcan coastline was stunning. We bobbed up and down in the sea swells, darted in and out of hidden caves and rested in quiet coves – there was plenty of beach time. The guides saw us through the changeable conditions, prepared wonderful food for us, and provided the friendliest and warmest energy you could hope for on a group expedition. I came back home energised, and rested at the same time. So if you’re looking for a new adventure, have a decent level of fitness and you respect the sea, then this trip is for you.

Moses(September 2022)

This is a fantastic experience. The hosts are the most lovely people you could ask for. Couldn't recommend enough, however it is hard! Paddling experience will make it a much more enjoyable experience for you

Janet(September 2022)

A great few days with beautiful coves to visit. Sleeping under the stars and remote sunrise swims.

Janet(September 2022)

An enjoyable trip with some beautiful locations and scenery. The trip was well paced and well organised. Loved the morning swims at sunrise.

Brittany(August 2022)

I had an amazing trip and would highly recommend! The guides were incredibly knowledgeable and friendly and made the group feel safe and comfortable throughout the trip. The beaches and coves were beautiful and we had plenty of time to snorkel and swim when we were not paddling. The food was also delicious and we never ate the same thing twice.

Robert(August 2022)

Amazing trip if you're wanting to go off-grid and experience the natural environment! Guides were very knowledgeable and super easy to get along with. Overall, there was a perfect balance of physical challenges, amazing coastline and friendly atmosphere.

Tim(July 2022)

It's difficult to put in to words how enthusiastic I am about this trip. If you are reading this and thinking of booking then I'm exceptionally jealous that you might get to go on this awesome adventure soon! Lucas and Emi looked after the team every step of the way, tailoring the expedition expertly to the people. That means changing the routes, distances, stops, even the kayaks. Safety is number one for these guys and the way in which our guides were able to react to situations and coach us all in techniques fostered a tremendous confidence that made us all feel we could achieve whatever goals they set before us! Second to safety was fun. There was plenty of that! Lots of swimming and snorkeling, lots of chat at camp about proper shovel etiquette, plenty of great stories from our hosts, and of course zooming around in the kayaks was the best! The final pillar of this trip was style. The coastline with its beautifully clear waters, incredible geology, and stunning beaches clearly oozes style; take plenty of pictures. The style in which Lucas ran the trip was laid-back but he also motivated everyone and we all relished the challenge. He took real pride in preparing tasty food for us every day and he could always tell when I was ready for seconds! I found this adventure so inspiring I cannot recommend it enough. Thanks to Lucas and Emi I'm already working out what my next kayak expedition will be!

Stuart(June 2022)

Highly recommend this trip.

Stuart(June 2022)

Brilliant trip. Could not recommend enough!

We partner with the World Land Trust to ensure this trip achieves Net-Zero emissions. We also support their Buy an Acre programme, helping local communities to buy and protect natural habitats in perpetuity.

What's the number?
It works out on average at 33kg of CO2 emissions per person, including all local transport, accommodation, food, activities, guides, staff and office operations.

The only thing it doesn’t include right now is flights and travel to the destination. We do make an overall estimate across all our customers separately, but as we don’t book flights, have customers from all corners of the world, and no way of reliably knowing their travel plans, we simply can’t include an individual number in the figure on display here. We’ve got a goal to fix that, so that when you book, there is a way to measure and mitigate the carbon emitted by your flight too.

But what does the number mean?
Yep, hard to picture eh? To give you an idea:

  • Driving 1000miles/1609km would be approx. 281kg of CO2 in an average car (or 140.5kg per person if there was 2 of you in it).
  • A return economy class flight London - New York would be approx. 1,619kg (1.66 tonnes) per person.
  • 10 trees in a temperate forest are estimated to remove approx. 250kg of CO2 from the air in a period of 5-10 years.

What are we doing about it?
Our trips are relatively low-carbon by design, and we're working with all our hosts to develop long term carbon reduction plans. We partner with the World Land Trust to ensure this trip achieves Net-Zero emissions. We also support their Buy an Acre programme, helping local communities to buy and protect natural habitats in perpetuity, ensuring the protection of the reserve and its wildlife.

Want to know more?
Amazingly, no international travel company has ever publicly published their carbon measurements before, as far as we know. We believe that must change, quickly. So we’re openly sharing the method we used in the hope that other companies will be able to more easily follow suit and build on what we've done so far. You'll find it all here.

There are two potential routes for the trip - and you won't know which one you are doing until you arrive in Menorca. The north and south coasts are two different sides of the same island - geography, geology and landscape have defined both coasts with their own personality and features. The remote north coast with its wild and pristine landscape full of endemic flora, marine diversity and Posidonia meadows - this is the place to be away from the crowds and feel the authentic Mediterranean. The south is a Mediterranean paradise, with white limestone cliffs and crystal waters, sea caves only reachable by kayak, shade offered by the pinewoods in the ravines and the shelter of the coves on windy days.

The wind, the sea conditions and the weather forecast will dictate which coast you set off paddling towards on Day 1. The trip will be adapted by your guide to be safe, comfortable and to bring the most valuable and unique experience while paddling in the Biosphere Reserve of Menorca.

You’ll need good physical fitness and be able to paddle for long distances each day. Your guide will offer paddling and safety instruction and while some sea kayaking experience is definitely preferred, it is not essential.

Sure can! Over 70% of our travellers travel solo, it’s a great way to meet like-minded people.

The tap water in Menorca is safe to drink. Your guide will provide all food and water on the adventure, so everything is covered for you.

Menorca has a typically Mediterranean climate and is usually lovely and warm. Average maximum temperatures for May-June are 22-26°C (71-79°F) while July and August are the hottest months to visit with average highs of 28-30°C (82-86°F). Sea temperatures in Menorca are perfect for kayaking, swimming and snorkelling. The sea warms up from May-June reaching 17-19°C (62-66°F), rising to 24°C (75°F) by the hottest months of July and August.

Absolutely. Anything you don't need on the journey can be left with your local host and will be kept safe until the end of your trip.

For current advice about travelling in Spain, have a read of the UK Foreign Office pages here.

Our recommended travel insurance provider is Campbell Irvine.

Travel insurance is compulsory for all of our adventures and you are required to provide your policy information before departing.

Your insurance should include adequate protection for overseas medical treatment, evacuation/repatriation, your baggage and equipment and the specific activities involved on your adventure. We also strongly recommend it includes cancellation and curtailment insurance, should you be unable to join your trip for specific reasons such as illness.

We fully endorse Campbell Irvine as their insurance offers all of the above, so get in touch with them or call on 020 7938 1734 to get your insurance sorted. We suggest that you book travel insurance as soon as you book your adventure, just to cover you for any last-minute life changes. We know you’re an active lot and injuries do happen!

We automatically convert prices from the local currency that a host receives to your chosen currency. We update our exchange rates on a daily basis so this does mean that prices displayed on the site are subject to currency fluctuations, which is why you may see them change over time.

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All of our group adventures are specially designed for adults to enjoy (18+) as we want these adventures to bring together outdoorsy people who are truly like-minded. Children can be accommodated on some private departures.

You're always in good company on one of our adventures.

Our trips are typically made up of a mixture of solo travellers and small groups of 2 or 3 friends, with most in their 30s-50s.

Our sociable adventures are solo-friendly by design and naturally attract outdoorsy people with a shared mindset; a love for adventure, a desire to push themselves and meet awesome, like-minded people along the way.

It’s this camaraderie that has so often turned a great adventure into a life-changing one.

Don't just take our word for it:

  • 95% of people rate the group dynamics on our trips 5/5
  • 90% of people recommend joining a trip to make new friends
  • 75% of people have met people on our trips that they would now consider friends

See here for more info about the Much Better Adventures tribe.

Interested in a more exclusive experience? Opt for a 'Private Group' through the dates and prices tab to book this adventure for just you and your chosen companions.

Our team of Adventure Hunters create exclusive adventures with highly vetted, specialist hosts. We only work with independent, local in-destination experts who know the very best places to explore and how to stay safe. See here for more info about the local teams we partner with.

TRIP DEPARTURE DATES

May 2024

Wednesday • 8th May 2024

to Saturday • 11th May 2024
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Wednesday • 15th May 2024

to Saturday • 18th May 2024
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Wednesday • 22nd May 2024

to Saturday • 25th May 2024
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Wednesday • 5th June 2024

to Saturday • 8th June 2024
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Wednesday • 19th June 2024

to Saturday • 22nd June 2024
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Wednesday • 26th June 2024

to Saturday • 29th June 2024
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Wednesday • 3rd July 2024

to Saturday • 6th July 2024
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Wednesday • 10th July 2024

to Saturday • 13th July 2024
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FLASH SALE - Only 6 spots left at 10% off

Wednesday • 24th July 2024

to Saturday • 27th July 2024
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FLASH SALE - Only 3 spots left at 10% off

Wednesday • 31st July 2024

to Saturday • 3rd August 2024
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Wednesday • 14th August 2024

to Saturday • 17th August 2024
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Wednesday • 28th August 2024

to Saturday • 31st August 2024
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FLASH SALE - Only 6 spots left at 10% off

Wednesday • 11th September 2024

to Saturday • 14th September 2024
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FLASH SALE - Only 1 spot left at 5% off

Wednesday • 18th September 2024

to Saturday • 21st September 2024
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Wednesday • 25th September 2024

to Saturday • 28th September 2024
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Wednesday • 2nd October 2024

to Saturday • 5th October 2024
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