Climb Kilimanjaro’s Rongai Route

Mount Kilimanjaro, the world’s tallest free-standing mountain, is located in Tanzania. On this trip, travelers will climb the mountain via the Rongai route. Travelers will start in Moshi, south of Kilimanjaro, and then drive to Rongai Gate. From here, they will walk through the rainforest until reaching Simba Camp. The next day, travelers will hike through the moorland and see the plains below (and possibly spot some elephants and giraffes). Previous travelers have even found the moorland to be their favorite section of the hike because of the views and vegetation. Then, travelers will head to Kikelelwa Cave, which has views of Kibo and Mawenzi Peaks. The next day, travelers will continue to Mawenzi Tarn Hut and continue through the alpine desert the next day. The seventh day of the trip is summit day! Travelers will reach Stella Point by sunrise and get to see a gorgeous view at the highest point in Africa. Travelers' next day will be their last day on the mountain. Once they reach the bottom, travelers get to decompress before heading home.

Follow Alice is an outfitter focused on adventure trips worldwide. All guides are local and 70% of all trip prices stay in the local economy. The company started in 2014 when the cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with Chris, a local Tanzanian guide, and the two teamed up to form Follow Alice.

Explore Lima’s Cuisine and Peruvian History

Lima, the capital of Peru, is the fifth-largest city in South America and the second-largest desert city in the world. On this short trip, travelers will enjoy some of Lima’s best sites and world-renowned cuisine. Beginning with a cliff walking tour, travelers will see the Malecon Walkway along the ocean and enjoy some great views and modern sculptures. Lima is home to four of the world’s best restaurants so that travelers can plan a great dinner. The next day, travelers will visit a local market and have the opportunity to learn about Limeno cuisine and its ingredients (including peanuts, which originated in Peru). Travelers will also attend a cooking class to learn how to make famous Peruvian dishes and even pisco sour (a famous cocktail). The last of this trip will be spent on a historical Lima tour where travelers will see the pre-Inca Huaca Pucllana pyramid and the Spanish colonial Plaza de Armas before being driven to the airport for departure.

Follow Alice is an outfitter focused on adventure trips worldwide. All guides are local and 70% of all trip prices stay in the local economy. The company started in 2014 when the cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with Chris, a local Tanzanian guide, and the two teamed up to form Follow Alice.

Climb Kilimanjaro's Lemosho Route

Tanzania, located in East Africa, is home to diverse wildlife and Serengeti National Park. It is a great place to go on a safari and explore well-known sites. However, on this trip, travelers explore a different famed aspect of Tanzania: Mount Kilimanjaro, one of the world’s seven summits and the world’s tallest-free standing mountain. Travelers begin this trip upon arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport. The first day will be spent with a briefing about the upcoming trek along the Lemosho Route, known for its scenery and high success rate due to its good acclimatization profile. Travelers will begin this trek by entering through the Londorossi Park Gate, where they will have an hour's drive to the trailhead at Lemosho Gate and then hike for around three hours to Mti Mkubwa Camp (Big Tree Camp), where they will spend their first night. The next day, travelers will hike into the moorland zone, enjoying beautiful scenery before reaching the Shira 1 Camp. On the fourth day, travelers will continue through the Shira Plateau and see a gap in the Kibo crater created by lava flow before spending the night at Moir Hut. Then, travelers will hike to Lava Tower, where they will enjoy lunch before continuing to Barranco Camp. The next day, travelers will climb the Barranco Wall, which is steep but reportedly easier than it seems, with the reward of being above the clouds upon reaching the top of the wall. Travelers will then spend the night at Karanga Campa and wake up the following day ready to tackle some more hiking through the alpine desert before reaching Barafu Camp. Travelers will sleep early and get up at midnight to hike through sunrise, heading toward Uhuru Peak and the summit (the top of Africa). After this accomplishment, travelers will spend the next day hiking through the rainforest to Mweka Gate at the foot of the mountain, enjoying some last scenery before driving back to a lodge to spend the night, with departure being the next day.

Follow Alice is an outfitter focused on adventure trips worldwide. All guides are local and 70% of all trip prices stay in the local economy. The company started in 2014 when the cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with Chris, a local Tanzanian guide, and the two teamed up to form Follow Alice.

Visit Gorillas in Rwanda

Rwanda, the Land of a Thousand Hills, is one of the best-known countries for visiting endangered mountain gorillas. Approximately 1000 mountain gorillas are in the wild, with 604 in the Virunga Massif. The volcanic range spans Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, home to endangered species. Tracking gorillas in Rwanda is safe and relatively accessible. There are twelve gorilla families living in the Volcanoes National Park. The groups, or troops, consist of at least one silverback and several females and adolescents. The families are Karisimbi, Amahoro, Kwitonda, Hirwa, Ugyenda, Hirwa, Susa, Igisha, Sabyinyo, Agashya, Umubano, and Muhoza. On arrival day, travelers will fly into Kigali International Airport. Travelers can see the Inema Arts Center and the Kigali Genocide Memorial. At Volcanos National Park, the group can explore the area, relax at the lodge and enjoy the view. Day 3 is the main event. In the morning, travelers can go on a group trek into the forest to visit a mountain gorilla troop. Travelers can see their mannerisms and interactions with one another. Travel back to Kigali on the final day. Depart at any time. The Visit Mountain Gorillas trip is $3,600, four days long, and one of several journeys through this remarkable country. For a quick gorilla trek or a longer, more immersive itinerary, explore Follow Alice’s full range of Rwanda trips.

Follow Alice is an outfitter focused on adventure trips worldwide. All guides are local and 70% of all trip prices stay in the local economy. The company started in 2014 when the cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with Chris, a local Tanzanian guide, and the two teamed up to form Follow Alice.

Adventure with Rwanda’s Wildlife

Rwanda, the Land of a Thousand Hills, is home to a diversity of species including mountain gorillas, golden monkeys, hippos, zebras, crocodiles, leopards, giraffes, and much more. This also includes over 600 species of birds; 10% of the nation is designated as vital birding areas. Rwanda has three main wildlife destinations: Volcanoes National Park, Nyungwe Forest National Park, and Akagera National Park. Volcanoes National Park is best known for its mountain  gorillas, while Nyungwe Forest National Park is the most biodiverse site in the nation. Meanwhile, Akagera National Park has five of the most popular animals in the country. Upon arrival in Kigali, the group leaders will take everyone to visit the Inema Arts Center. There is also the Azizi Life Studio, where travelers can make candles, jewelry, paintings, and cards. In Akagera National Park, the group can enjoy and afternoon game drive; this includes large game in addition to many primates. Later, everyone can embark on a cultural banana beer-making tour, which includes visiting a small community. Onward to Volcanos National Park, home to the iconic Gorilla trek! Everyone can watch them from a distance as they eat, groom, and play. Later, everyone will visit Iby’lwacu Cultural Village, where they can watch the residents partake in Intore dancing. The next activities are optional, the group can visit the grave of Dian Fossey, or go on a guided hike to see golden monkeys. Arrive back in Kigali. Depart. The Wildlife of Rwanda trip is $5,210, seven days long, and one of several journeys through this remarkable country. For a quick gorilla trek or a longer, more immersive itinerary, explore Follow Alice’s full range of Rwanda trips.

Follow Alice is an outfitter focused on adventure trips worldwide. All guides are local and 70% of all trip prices stay in the local economy. The company started in 2014 when the cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with Chris, a local Tanzanian guide, and the two teamed up to form Follow Alice.

Tour Sweden’s Islands by Kayak

Sweden is famous for its beautiful landscapes and well-known cities such as Stockholm. On this trip, travelers will have the unique opportunity to explore some of Sweden’s gorgeous views by kayaking between Swedish islands. This trip begins with a day of preparation with a kayaking tour guide as travelers get used to kayaking and prepare to head out onto the water. Then, travelers will spend the next four days kayaking between islands (routes differing due to weather) and enjoying meals under the stars and the gorgeous tree-covered islands. 

Follow Alice is an outfitter focused on adventure trips worldwide. All guides are local and 70% of all trip prices stay in the local economy. The company started in 2014 when the cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with Chris, a local Tanzanian guide, and the two teamed up to form Follow Alice.

Walk With Rwandas Gorillas

Rwanda, often called the land of a thousand hills, offers unique trekking experiences that include sightings of mountain gorillas, chimpanzees, and golden monkeys. Since the 1960s, the gorilla population has grown from 275 to over a thousand, thanks to careful ecotourism practices that ensure continued growth at an annual rate of 4.1%. In Rwanda, stringent measures are taken to protect the gorillas; all visitors are tested for COVID-19 upon arrival and before beginning their trek. The treks are meticulously supervised, timed, and monitored by guides employed by the Rwandan government. Travelers typically arrive at Kigali International Airport, where they meet their guide and may have the opportunity to tour the Kigali Genocide Memorial. At Akagera National Park, participants can enjoy an afternoon game drive, where sightings of the Big Five and over 480 species of birds are common. The journey continues to Volcanos National Park in the northwest, where travelers embark on the iconic gorilla trek. Here, they can observe gorillas in their natural habitat, watching them relax, eat, play, and groom in the dense forest. The visit to Iby’lwacu Cultural Village offers a chance to witness the Intore dance, also known as the Dance of Heroes. Optional activities include visiting the grave of renowned primatologist Dian Fossey and a guided trek to observe golden monkeys. At Lake Kivu, Rwanda’s largest lake, travelers can canoe and learn about the local fishing industry. The adventure then moves to Nyungwe Forest National Park, home to a variety of primates and over 300 bird species, including the Albertine owlet, red-collared babbler, and Rockefeller's sunbird. On the penultimate day, visitors can partake in a guided trek to see chimpanzees and explore the treetop walkway. The journey concludes with a return to Kigali for departure. The Ultimate Rwanda trip is $5,660, ten days long, and one of several journeys through this remarkable country. For a quick gorilla trek or a longer, more immersive itinerary, explore Follow Alice’s full range of Rwanda trips.

Follow Alice is an outfitter focused on adventure trips worldwide. All guides are local and 70% of all trip prices stay in the local economy. The company started in 2014 when the cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with Chris, a local Tanzanian guide, and the two teamed up to form Follow Alice.

Discover the Annapurna Circuit: Trekking Adventure in Nepal

Nepal, known for Mount Everest, is also home to the Annapurna Circuit, a trek lasting 8 to 21 days with moderate to challenging difficulty. Around two-thirds of trekkers in Nepal visit the Annapurna region, attracted by its easy accessibility, numerous teahouses, stunning scenery, and rich cultural experiences. Travelers are picked up from Tribhuvan International Airport and taken to their hotel in Thamel, Kathmandu. A welcome dinner offers a chance to meet fellow trekkers and the local guide. The journey begins with a drive through villages and farms to Koto. After exploring the Phu Valley, the group stays overnight in the village of Meta. The next stop is the village of Kayang, followed by an overnight stay in Phu, where travelers can explore its alleyways and community. A five-hour hike leads to Nar Valley near Lampa Cho Dzong, and the night is spent at Nar Phedi monastery, with dinner provided by the nuns. Nar Phedi features stone buildings and terraced fields. In Braga village, trekkers can visit the local monastery. Manang offers lodges, cafes, and shops. The trek continues through Tenki village and into Jarsang Valley. Yak Kharka provides excellent mountain views, and trekkers will follow the Jarsang River before reaching Thorung La, the highest point of the trek. After summiting Thorung La, the group descends to Ranipauwa and drives to Jomsom. In Pokhara, travelers can enjoy a spa day and explore local sights. The following day is spent discovering Kathmandu before departing on the final day.

Follow Alice is a premier adventure travel company known for its impeccable 5-star reviews and commitment to sustainable tourism. They offer carefully curated trips to destinations like Rwanda, led by expert local guides who ensure 70% of the trip's revenrue stays within the local economy. Their team, a blend of international travel enthusiasts and local entrepreneurs, is dedicated to providing an authentic, enriching experience. From the moment you book to the time you depart, they handle all the details, even offering payment options like cryptocurrency. With Follow Alice, you're not just a traveler; you're a welcomed guest, exploring the world as if guided by a friend.

Discover Islamic Art and Ancient Ruins in Tunisia

On this trip, explore the cultural and archaeological history of Tunisia, a small North African country bordering the Mediterranean. Journey through Carthaginian ruins, learn about Islamic influence on the country’s art and architecture, and visit the Mediterranean Sea on this eight-day trip. Tunisia was once an ancient center of trade and also offers some of Africa’s best preserved Roman ruins. Begin your journey in Tunis before visiting the ancient cities of Utique, Carthage and the northernmost city in Africa, Bizerte. Off Season Adventures prioritizes customizability, so travelers also have the option to create a personal itinerary that better aligns with their interests. 

This eight-day tour is $2,365 per person and includes accommodation, transportation, all cultural activities and meals. This trip can be booked for any date throughout the year. 

Volunteer at a Wildlife Sanctuary in Australia

Help care for rescued and endangered animals on this GoEco volunteer trip. Located at one of Australia’s highest regarded animal sanctuaries, travelers will spend quality time with koalas, kangaroos and other local wildlife. Days are split between mornings focused on animal care and afternoons spent working on bush restoration and habitat rehabilitation. After volunteering at the sanctuary all day, nights and weekends can be spent exploring nearby Sydney and its beautiful Bondi Beach or Australia’s famous Blue Mountains, which can be visited on a scenic train journey with fellow volunteers. 

This trip begins at $1,240 for one week, but volunteers are encouraged to spend up to four weeks at the sanctuary, with the fourth week free. Meals, in-country transportation, accommodation and cultural activities are all included in the trip price.

Adventure in Southern Africa

This trip, a tour of three countries in Southern Africa, begins in Zimbabwe, a trading hub known for its gold and iron exports. Here, travelers will see Victoria Falls, part of the Zambezi River and one of the world's seven natural wonders. They will have the opportunity to go whitewater rafting, bungee jumping, or go on a helicopter ride. Next, travelers will cross into Botswana to the town of Kasane. They can go on a wildlife safari along the Chobe River or visit Chobe National Park. Then, the group will visit the village of Gweta and camp out in hopes of seeing wildlife. The next stop on this trip is Maun, the tourism capital of Botswana for its safaris. Travelers can ride in a Mokoro, a traditional canoe for shoreline views. Travelers will then see the western part of Botswana, the town of Ghanzi in the Kalahari Desert, before ending the trip in Namibia. Travelers will spend the last part of this trip in the city of Windhoek, Namibia’s cultural hub.

This is a G Adventures 18-to-Thirtysomethings trip catering to 18–39-year-old travelers. All G Adventures trips are led by a local guide, a CEO, Chief Experience Officer, and trip revenue is driven to help the local community. This is an 8 day trip and costs $918. 

Search for Gorillas in Uganda

East Africa’s Uganda is considered one of the most beautiful countries in the world, and is home to many mountainous and forested national parks, as well as the largest freshwater lake on the continent. This trip begins in Uganda's capital Kampala, called “the city of seven hills”. Kampala is the largest city in the country and it’s financial and economic center. Next, travelers will visit Lake Bunyonyi, a “place of many little birds.” Lake Bunyonyi is known for its green terraced hills and twenty-nine islands. From here, travelers can go on a guided mountain gorilla trek in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. After this, travelers will return to Lake Bunyonyi to enjoy the area and have the chance to go on a motorboat tour, a bird-watching walk, rent a canoe, or simply go swimming. Travelers will then travel to the Kalinzu Forest Reserve, adjacent to Queen Elizabeth National Park, where they can go on a boat cruise around Crater Lake. Before a last stop in the city of Jinja, travelers will get to visit Lake Mburo National Park and visit a tea plantation and boat safari on Lake Mburo. The group will then cross the equator and get to see how water moves differently on each side as they visit the city of Jinja, known as the adventure capital of East Africa. In the city, travelers can go Mabira Forest mountain biking, Nile River kayaking, bungee jumping, or Jinja river rafting. 

This is a G Adventures 18-to-Thirtysomethings trip catering to 18–39-year-old travelers. All G Adventures trips are led by a local guide, a CEO, Chief Experience Officer, and trip revenue is driven to help the local community. This is a 9 day trip and costs $2,334. 

Go Island Hopping in Thailand

Thailand, the Land of Smiles, is home to more than 1,400 islands, hosting a diverse array of landscapes, from mountains to forests to rocky coastlines. Travellers will start their journey in Bangkok, Thailand’s capital, which they will have a day to explore. They will then depart for the islands of Ko Ngai and Ko Lanta. Ko Ngai hosts a variety of natural beauty. Bird watchers can expect to see a variety of birds during migration, and snorkelers can see coral reefs on the western and southern coasts. Ko Lanta is a small area, but has resisted overdevelopment. There are many areas to see reefs and fish. Travelers will have the option to visit many attractions such as Aow Nui, Hat Kor Kwang, Hat Phra Ae, Tanod Cap, Gypsy House, and more. At koh Ngai, everyone can snorkel and take a nearby trip to Ko Chueak, a nearby beach island. At Ko Lanta, everyone can enjoy a barbeque before going on an optional day trip to Ko Rok national park. Travelers will have the chance to explore the small town of Ao Nang. There will also be opportunities for kayaking, jungle trekking, whitewater rafting, snorkeling, and more. 

This is a G Adventures trip caters to travelers aged 12 and up (Travelers under 18 must be accompanied by an adult). All G Adventures trips are led by a local guide, a CEO, Chief Experience Officer, and trip revenue is driven to help the local community. This is an 8 day trip and costs $1,014. 

Volunteer in a Community Garden in Colombia

Medellin,the capital city of Colombia’s Antioquia province, is sometimes called the “City of Eternal Spring” and is known for its flower-growing and festivals. The city is also famous for its friendly people and natural beauty. On this trip, volunteers will help local organizations transform neglected areas of Medellin into gardens to produce fruits, vegetables, and herbs, all of which will later be shared with the local community to help families live healthier lifestyles. Additionally, they assist in landscaping and producing organic fertilizers, as well as supporting environmental workshops, marketing, and fundraising. Other projects include painting, clearing areas for the creation of new gardens, and assisting staff with workshops to present to educational institutions. Volunteers will work up to seven hours a day in the community gardens and will also have ample time to enjoy the gorgeous city of Medellin.

This is a minimum 1 week and maximum 24 week trip offered by International Volunteer HQ. IVHQ is a leading volunteer travel organization, offering sustainable and community-oriented experiences all around the globe. This trip costs $345 for one week and $4,712 for 12 weeks.

Volunteer to Help Abandoned Animals in Ecuador

Ecuador is a megadiverse country, with around 23,056 identified plant and animal species, and an estimated 6.1% of all animal species worldwide. Animal protection is codified in the nation’s constitution, but many still face individual and ecosystem-wide dangers. In 2020, the Secretary of Health reported an increase in abandoned animals, from one to ten cases per day in the same year, with the abandonment of dogs going up by 90% due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is estimated that there are around 600,000 lost animals in Quito alone, with dogs making up approximately 125,000 of those. Volunteers can work in a treatment center in Santa Elena that looks after sick wildlife and marine animals. This haven looks after marine animals, including fish, turtles, crocodiles and exotic birds. Participants can work closely with a local veterinarian to assist with treatment and other tasks. Duties include assisting with surgeries, giving vaccines, general medical treatment, and general center tasks. It’s recommended for volunteers to bring their own supplies, including gloves, stethoscopes, and other necessary equipment. Participants will get hands-on, professional experience, develop their communication skills, and immerse themselves in Ecuadorian culture.

This is a minimum one-week and maximum 12-week trip offered by International Volunteer HQ. IVHQ is a leading volunteer travel organization, offering sustainable and community-oriented experiences all around the globe. This project costs $430 for one week and $1,970 for 12 weeks. Accommodation, breakfasts and 24/7 in-country support are all included.

Explore Ireland

Ireland, the Land of Saints and Scholars, is home to more than 30,000 castles, stunning landscapes, and more than 7000 pubs. Dublin alone has 772. The capital is a UNESCO city of literature, home to many acclaimed literary pioneers including Oscar Wilde, Bram Stoker, James Joyce, W.B. Yeats, Samuel Beckett, and Sally Rooney. Cork, the Rebel County, is home to landmarks such as the Blarney Castle and many river channels. Travelers will begin their journey in Dublin where they will explore Trinity College, view the Book of Kells, see the medieval quarter, and visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Travelers will then visit Cork, and have a chance to see Spike Island. The group can experience traditional Irish sports including Gaelic football, hurling, and handball. They will get to see the Blarney Castle on the way to Killarney, the site of a famous national park. There are sights to be seen on the Ring of Kerry, such as rugged cliffs, shining beaches, mountain ranges, and bogs. In Limerick travelers can learn about Bunratty Castle and its history. Then, the group will visit Inis Oirr, the smallest of the 3 Aran Islands, and see the underground church of Saint Caomhán. 

This is a G Adventures’ National Geographic Family Journey catering to families who want to travel together. All G Adventures trips are led by a local guide, a CEO, Chief Experience Officer, and trip revenue is driven to help the local community. This is a 9 day trip and costs $3,824.

Roadtrip California and Experience Yosemite National Park

Yosemite National Park set the model for all national parks in the United States. Known for its giant Sequoia trees, Yosemite covers an area of more than 750,000 acres and almost 95% of the park is restricted as wilderness and home to a large variety of plants and animals. In addition, the park is home to one of the tallest waterfalls in North America: Yosemite Falls, reaching 2,425 feet. One of the most popular hikes in Yosemite is the Half Dome Hike, which is a 12-hour, 14-mile round trip hike with huge elevation gain, cables, and exposed terrain. At Santa Monica, everyone can cruise the shoreline and shop at the local farmers market (for some last-minute necessities). Highway 1 has a lot to offer for everyone, including the sights of Santa Margarita, Carmel, Monterey and Santa Cruz. After a visit in San Francisco, everyone will go to the main event. Upon visiting Yosemite, travelers can purchase produce in the central valley. Once in the park, everyone can hike to Tuolumne Grove, home of the iconic Sequoias. Everyone will be in the park for about three days. This gives the group a chance to see sights like El Capitan, Bridalveil Fall, the Half Dome,  Nevada Falls and more! Departing Yosemite, everyone will go back to Socal to relax at Hermosa Beach. The trip ends upon arrival in Los Angeles.

This is a G Adventures 18-to-Thirtysomethings trip catering to 18–39-year-old travelers. All G Adventures trips are led by a local guide, a CEO, Chief Experience Officer, and trip revenue is driven to help the local community. Starting at $2106 per person, this experience lasts over the course of 9 days. Transportation between destinations, some meals and accommodation will be included.

Volunteer to help in the Peruvian Amazon

Peru is one of the most bio-diverse countries in the world and has a stunning variety of landscapes, from mountains to beaches and rainforests. The country is home to the source of the Amazon River and the historical Incan settlement of Machu Picchu. In fact, the Peruvian Amazon is the second-largest stretch of the Amazon and includes thousands of different animal species. The forest’s tropical climate also has lots of the country’s natural resources. However, construction and commercial mining have led to the deforestation of the Peruvian Amazon, which threatens the unique and endangered species that live there. Volunteers will work to plant trees, monitor animals and remove non-native species to combat deforestation. Additionally, volunteers will get to learn about the tree species of the Peruvian Amazon and its inhabitants. 

This Maximo Nivel volunteer program has the goal of helping communities while giving volunteers a one-in-a-lifetime experience. All Maximo Nivel volunteer programs are supported by professional program managers, multilingual teams, and 24/7 in-country support. This project ranges from one-to-four weeks and  costs $685 for one week and $1295 for four weeks. Airport transfers, breakfast and dinners, four-to-six hours per day (Sunday to Thursday), letter of recommendation, emergency contact number and accommodation are included.

Dental Care Volunteering in Costa Rica

Dental work in Costa Rica is much cheaper than in the US or Canada. Low dental treatment costs in the country allow one to save up to seventy percent! Costa Rica prides itself on having well-educated dentists, with a minimum of five years' training before graduation. It’s also worth noting that many dental surgeons speak English. Despite Costa Rica’s developed healthcare system there is still a large inconsistency between patients’ needs and the care they receive. International volunteers can become a tremendous benefit to local dental professionals that work with limited resources, funding and support staff. Participants can assist dentists and dental hygienists during consultations, cleanings and treatments. They will help prepare materials, sanitize tools and manage patient care. In addition, volunteers can educate low-income communities about dental hygiene.

This Maximo Nivel volunteer program aims to give volunteers a life-changing experience while positively impacting local communities. All Maximo Nivel volunteer programs are backed by professional program managers, multilingual teams, and 24/7 in-country support. This project ranges from one to four weeks and costs $745 for one week, and $1565 for four weeks. Airport transfers, meals, three to four hours per day practical work (Monday-Friday), letter of recommendation, emergency contact number and accommodation are included.

Adventure in Alaska

Alaska, the last frontier, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, including vast glaciers, towering mountains, diverse wildlife, and breathtaking landscapes. It's a top destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The 49th state also boasts unique Indigenous cultures, rich history, and is a prime spot for experiencing the Northern Lights. Travelers will arrive in Anchorage and get acquainted with each other and their leaders. The journey begins with a drive through the iconic Seward Highway on the Kenai Peninsula. In Kenai Fjords National Park, travelers will hike the Harding Icefield Trail and enjoy a scenic boat cruise through the fjords to see glaciers and marine life. In Talkeetna, participants will learn about local flora, take a scenic flight over the area, and visit the Iditarod Sled Dog Museum. Denali National Park offers stunning sights, including moose, bears, and caribou. On the second to last day, travelers can join the group for a farewell dinner before departing from Anchorage on the final day.

All G Adventures trips are led by a local guide, a CEO, Chief Experience Officer, and trip revenue is driven to help the local community. Starting at $2137 per person, this experience lasts over the course of 8 days. Transportation between destinations, some meals, and accommodation will be included.