017687 73966
OPEN

Latest from our Travellers

All our clients are invited to post a review so you can get an independent view of the holiday and our services.

Overall Company Rating 96%

1926 Total Reviews

Leave a Review
1583
Excellent
282
Good
43
Average
15
Poor
1
Terrible
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A “Winter” Ascent of Mont Blanc … in June!
Climb Mont Blanc
What an epic and hugely rewarding trip this turned out to be!

Our (simply brilliant) main guide, Etienne, had made a number of previous ascents of Mont Blanc, as you’d expect, but he believed he’d never known it so cold as on our summit-attempt day, even on the winter ascents of the mountain he’d made in the past. Closed “uplifts” / “down-lifts” that necessitated some very long days with large amounts of additional ascent and descent compared to the itinerary; almos t unprecedented amounts of snow for the time of the year with a snow line much lower than normal; unrelenting high winds and very low temperatures on summit day - all these things conspired to turn our venture into, what Etienne described as, “a full winter mountaineering ascent of Mont Blanc” (due to the conditions) … by what he termed “fair means” (due to the closed uplifts / down-lifts and resultant very significant additional amounts of ascent and descent). All I know is that these things turned an already tough trip into a gruelling but immensely rewarding epic that I will never forget!

Apparently, only twenty percent of attempts on the summit succeeded on the day we made our summit attempt: we were lucky enough to get three out of the five of us successfully on the summit, and I was lucky enough to be one of the successful ones. I’ve undertaken some very tough challenges over the years, but I think the weather, the conditions, and the significant additional ascent and descent all made this, very likely, the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my life - and simply BRILLIANT for it (in hindsight … after I’d started to recover a little bit!)

Our guides were top-notch. Our main guide (Etienne) was our sole guide during the acclimatisation part of the trip - always vigilant for our safety, but fabulous at motivating us in the face of the significant challenges, and a great fella to boot. Etienne was joined by two other guides for the summit attempt - Bruno and Didier, giving the group a ratio of at least one guide to every two of us. Bruno and Didier were clearly hugely experienced and great guys to be with.

The huts were surprisingly good, although dormitories are dormitories - expect a lot of snoring (ear plugs are essential) and not the greatest of nights’ sleep. However, food at the huts was just fantastic - and they all catered well for vegetarians. And the hotel used in Chamonix (La Faucigny) is a great little hotel with character, charm, a superb central location and the most amazing breakfasts.

The acclimatisation programme seemed to work very well. For this, we crossed glaciers and a high col over into Switzerland where we spent the night at a hut that had just that day reopened (late, due to the large amounts of snow), then returned back over the high col into France the next day. The additional amounts of ascent and descent at the beginning and end of this due to the closed uplifts / down-lifts possibly made this acclimatisation even more effective.

If you’re genuinely open to being flexible in relation to itinerary changes due to weather, conditions, etc, then this is an absolutely fabulous trip to go for. And the ability to eat amazing cakes and drink fabulous coffee in Chamonix at the end of your endeavours is fantastic too!

A fabulous, fabulous adventure!
By Adrian from Leeds | 13 June 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Madeira
Levada Trails and Peaks of Madeira

Great holiday. Comfortable hotels with excellent food. Daily itinerary well planned. Well organised and a fantastic way to see every aspect of beautiful Medeira.

By Joan from Swindon | 11 June 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Levada Trails and Peaks
Levada Trails and Peaks of Madeira

The whole trip from booking to arriving home was so well organised. Anytime I spoke to someone at KE they were so helpful and professional. Andre is absolutely fantastic as a guide. So informative, helpful and engaged with all the group. His knowledge and love for Maderia shone through is every walk and made the whole trip so special. So glad that Andre was our leader - he made the trip so special.

By Heather from Falkirk | 11 June 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A unique experience not to be missed
Lake Khuvsgul Dog Sled Adventure
Circumnavigating Lake Khuvsgul with Joel and team and those wonderful Huskies, was incredible. When I first arrived at the Lake with us all, I thought Kim what are you doing and within an hour sledding on the lake I thought this is amazing. Joel was so supportive in teaching us how to use the sleds and work with the dogs, his team were brilliant and felt part of the team, but not as hard working of course. Heading north towards the mountains on the border was inspiring each day getting closer. I enjoyed when the sledding was at times a bit technical with the effect of the wind and the lakes surface changes, we were lucky the weather which was perfect, as long as I dressed well the cold was fine. Actually at night in the tents we were well looked after with one of the team stoking the fire. After a great day sledding, I was surprised to be able to go for a walk each day enjoying the lakeside landscape which varied a lot. Of course the team had set up the tent before we arrived, or our ger was waiting. It was all action and fascinating to experience the arrival each day of a new camp site, first priority was the dogs, and then wood to be cut, fires started and cooking. Each evening was social, with stories from Joel and aperitif before dinner, we were well fed and everything was taken into consideration. Heading south along the lakes east shore the border mountains were slowly getting further away. We arrived to base with memories of an unforgettable experience. I believe most people could do this trip as along as you have the right gear, and what an experience.
Review Image
Review Image
Review Image
Review Image
Review Image
View all (8)
By Kim from Scotland | 06 June 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Victoria Falls to Cape Town Bike Epic
Victoria Falls to Cape Town
This trip has a varied itinerary with enough cycling to satisfy the need for activity. Some of the gravel cycling was tough with corrugation, rockiness and sand, at times all at once. Overall, the hilly sections of the trip were comfortable to do with a good fitness level. The guides were flexible with each day's cycling details in order to accommodate everyone. I had a flat tire three days in a row. The guides were very good at fixing problems, especially the effects of the sand/dust. Arri ving a day early allowed for a better experience of Vic Falls (still with high water in May) and enjoy the beautiful pool at Shearwater campground. Some of the Botswana scenery became a bit monotonous, but there were wildlife sightings that compensated for this (including a herd of 6 ostriches racing beside and across the road). The safaris were great (as good or better than a Masai Mara safari week that I had done in the past). An elephant crossing the Chobe river was truly memorable. After a switchback downhill on day 9, the scenery with late day light was magical. Taking the time to stop for photos was very worthwhile. (If you bring a camera, have a backup: the sand caused my camera to seize up mid-way through the trip). We drove to Dune 45 on Day 11 for the sunrise and some of us cycled back the 60 km in a headwind (challenging but I thought it was worthwhile). None of us cycled from camp to the Fish River canyon viewpoint on Day 14, with no regrets when we saw the condition of the road on driving there. The optional 50km ride and the canoeing both on day 16 are to be highly recommended. The day 18 petroglyphs and nearby rock caves were fabulous (we skipped the Maltese Cross hike). The camping was in very large tents, and the food was amazing (great cooking by the guides). Baboons got into our tents at Ai-Ais: a small lock would be advisable for the tent zippers. The final cycling day via Chapman's Peak was amazing! We only had a bit of rain on one day. The highest temperature was 35 degrees (heat exhaustion for me on day 12 and I gave up by 1 pm after 3 hours of nausea). Electrolyte tabs with magnesium are a very good idea for the hot conditions. Our small group all stayed an extra day in Cape Town to climb Lion's Head (there were ladders, chains and scrambling only near the top, but this section was not for this chicken), then Table Mountain (Platteklip Gorge route--steep but no exposure), very recommended. This trip can be a challenge at times, but it's worth it.
By Johanne from Canada | 04 June 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Everest Base Camp/ Marathon
Tenzing Hillary Everest Marathon

First class organisation,all the staff who were controlled by Raj were first class.Everything was great,the trek up ,acclimatisation was spot on,the whole experience was great and then the Marathon was superb and very well organised

By Philip from Wales | 01 June 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Nakasendo Trail and Kumano
Japan: Nakasendo Trail and Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage

Fantastic guide and well thought out trip. Pietro was an amazing ambassador for Japan. His knowledge of the country and culture were very impressive. His enthusiasm for his adopted country was infectious. He made the trip very special. Caring, commutative, knowledgeable, friendly, all round nice guy. Truely amazing trip, great palces visited and really got to know the Japanese way of live especially rural locations.

By Elizabeth from West Malling | 30 May 2024
★ ★ ★ ★
Excellent all round
Japan: Nakasendo Trail and Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage

The trip was very thoughtfully put together. Pietro our guide was outstanding. Knowledge, enthusiasm, professionalism, sense of humour, going the extra mile - he is great.

By Lynne from Helensburgh | 29 May 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Always well organised and as described in notes
Self-Guided Cycling in Puglia

Excellent well planned holiday. Hotels of a good standard and bike service excellent. Variety of scenery and quiet roads

By Cara from Chester | 22 May 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A company I trust
Self-Guided Greece: The Menalon Trail

Second time I have travelled with KE and I have found it just as good and well organised as the first. Certainly a company I trust. Highlights incude: Discovering new places, reasonably challenging, unspoiled villages and nature.

By Chris from Keighley | 22 May 2024
★ ★ ★
Interesting but challenging
Rolwaling Valley Trek and Climb - Yalung Ri
'I did this trip in November 2023 and while there were some good points there were also issues. The hotel in Kathmandu
was the Aloft, very comfortable and convenient for Thamel. The journey to Simigaon was by coach, plenty of space and on
mostly decent roads so a good journey. The trail was generally good, many paved sections with stone steps and very quiet.
The lodges were better quality than I expected, on a par with many in the Khumbu and some better. The first few days were
mainly in forest but it then opened out with better views, particularly the acclimatisation day to the Tsho Rolpa. The quality of
the food ranged from very good to quite poor, the best being at base camp. It was noticeable how much cheaper extras like
soft drinks, beer and snacks were compared to the Khumbu and Annapurna regions. Also, I did not have to pay for charging
electrical devices. Consequently, the suggested spending money was far too much. Base camp was a great location, ample space, tents pitched on grass and superb views.

However, there were issues. The bags were carried by yaks and despite have them ready by 0730, often the yaks were still
being rounded up by the time we left so the bags arrived long after us. Consequently I had to carry extra clothing, duvet jacket
etc. to keep warm on arrival until the bags arrived.

There is a problem with the itinerary as the acclimatisation was poor. The trip goes from 2800m to 5000m in 5 days followed
by the summit day to 5630m. This is much faster than the generally accepted 300m/day plus a rest day every 3. Compare
this to the Everest base camp trek which goes from 2610m to 4910m in 7 days. As there are no internal flights it would be better to swap the last day in Kathmandu for an extra day at base camp and extend the trip to include one more day.

The other difficulty was the extremely challenging conditions. I believe the description and photos on the website relate to the trip in 2022. In 2023 there had been much less snow so getting onto the glacier was not by a 'gentle snow slope' but involved
jumaring up around 60ft of near vertical ice up a fixed rope. The next section was a tiring slog over boulders, scree and snow
patches. Despite leaving base camp at 0215 the group arrived back at base camp at 1445 and after a quick drink/snack
reached Na Gaon at 1815, well after dark and a total of 16 hours. Clearly conditions do change from year to year and I
completely accept that. What is disappointing is that in Dec 2023 we informed KE about the conditions yet the website
description and trip dossier still refer to conditions as they were in 2022. This is misleading and I feel that the description
could be more balanced.

In summary, it was an interesting trip to a new, much quieter area but could be much improved, and give more chance of
summit success with better acclimatisation.'
By Ian from Norfolk | 22 May 2024

KE Adventure reply

Thank you for your review Ian. We're glad you came back with the view that this was 'an interesting trip to a much quieter area'. Last year (2023) was a particularly 'dry' year in this region and the condition of the route as described on our website and in the photos is the norm. We're sorry that the lateness of the Yaks meant that you sometimes had to wait for your personal bags after you had arrived in camp. Our professional leaders always encourage the Yak men to be as speedy as possible, but the pace of life in this part of the world is not always as we would like it. Acclimatisation on this trip should not be an issue. Although, unlike popular trails such as Everest Base Camp, we are limited by the places it is possible to camp, we adjust for this by having two nights at Bedding (3650m) and then two nights at the next camp, Na Gaon (4200m), before moving up to the base camp at 4985. The 'free' day in Kathmandu at the end of the trip is actually a contingency day. It can be used for unexpected delays or for an additional acclimatisation day at the leader's discretion. KE groups have been successfully summiting Yalung Ri since our first ascent in the early 1990s, so we know this acclimatisation profile works well.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Levada Trails and Peaks of Madeira
Levada Trails and Peaks of Madeira

Guides are spectacular, and accommodation's meals and transport are well planned. I feel that KE does an amazing job working with clients, and their guide staff. Nuno was such a joy. you could tell he loved his home, and the natural beauty abound. His care and approach to each day was thoughtful, and informative. I would seek out another trip just to go with him again. He was friendly, funny, and easily fit in with the group. He made our adventure so very wonderful!

By Nathan from Portland | 21 May 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Everything was as advertised. Very well organised
Ultimate Albania Cycling Tour
Although I have been cycling for many years, this was my first guided tour. It won't be my last! KE Adventure's organisation ensured a flawless week's cycling in the most beautiful country with incredibly friendly locals.

Mateo was the perfect guide/leader. Nothing was too much trouble. His breadth of knowledge was second to none. His talks about Albania's history were eagerly anticipated by the group and intently followed by all. Mateo attended to every need of the group with great humour, care and consideration. He was ably assisted by Bedri who completed the dream team! Bedri constantly ensured we all had sufficient water, snacks and well tuned bikes. Always with good humour and humility.

Highlights - There were so many; Korce, Butrint, the meals, the raki distillery! The great new friends I have made!
By Paul from Stowmarket | 21 May 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A Rewarding Spiritual Experience
Self-Guided Walking Camino - The Portuguese Way - 2 Weeks
Unlike KE trekking adventures of grade level 7 and above which have plenty of physical and mental challenges, this long-distance pilgrimage walk is a spiritual and religious experience that offers something unique and complementary. People from all walks of life, fit and not-that-fit, slim and not-that-slim, old and young, dedicated a good chunk of their lives to this classic pilgrim’s route for the common goal of reaching Santiago by walking day after day rain or shine, one step at a time. We had several rainy days in a row, typical in this coastal region of Portugal and Spain, which made the walk somewhat harder.
<br /><br />
The provided GPS track was definitely a plus, even though the Camino signs along the way were clear and frequent most of the time. The program’s variety of accommodations gave us a good dose of the exposures of Portugal and Spain alike. We liked the Portugal’s section better as the people there were friendlier and excellent foods were better/cheaper in general.
<br /><br />
Planning wise, a worthy addition would be to spend an extra day in Porto prior to the self-guided walk and another day in Santiago after.
<br /><br />
Room for improvements:
(1) Some of the provided info was out of date, e.g. Stage 3’s lunch stop recommendation no longer had restaurants open and we had to keep walking, and Stage 3’s overnight accommodation stopped serving dinner after the lodge’s owner change.
(2) It would be more convenient and useful if the end-to-end GPS track (a gpx file) is divided into 12 separate GPS tracks, one for each of the 12 stages.
By Jin from Lisle | 20 May 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
The Fabulous Lycian Way!
The Lycian Way
What a fabulous trip! The Lycian Way ticked all the boxes, sunshine, great scenery, swimming in the sea, great food and really good accommodation. Turkey is a beautiful country, the people are friendly, the coastline is simply stunning, and the food is great with plenty of fresh colourful salads and mezze dishes for vegetarians and vegans (don't worry, there was plenty of fresh fish for the meat eaters). I was surprised at how good the accommodation was, especially the two nights we spent a t Cirali and Ucagiz. The scenery and terrain was very varied each day and swimming in the sea at the end of a walk is a must.

The only slight disappointment for me was that we didn't get to spend much time looking round the ancient site at Olympus. In the trip notes it suggests there is time to explore the site and to wander between the hidden ruins, but we only really had time to take a few photos while we walked through to the start of the trail.

Thank you KE - this really was a fabulous walking holiday!
Review Image
Review Image
Review Image
Review Image
Review Image
View all (10)
By Julia from Chesterfield | 14 May 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Great
Levada Trails and Peaks of Madeira
I thought madeira was great. Tour guide fantastic. Food excellent. Transport slick. Hotels agreeable. The group decided Nuno was a "Super star guide". He was enthusiastic and patient. He had a great knowledge of the local history & flora & fauna. He was supportive & allowed us to stop when we discovered something of interest to explore. He looked after safety issues but didn't boss us. His efforts were totally focused on giving us a great time & he had a good sense of humour which was appreciated.
By Susan from London | 14 May 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Beautiful trails, majestic mountains and great food
Self-Guided Greece: The Menalon Trail
This was such a great self-guided trip. Just excellent!
<br /><br />
Firstly, the trip has a fundamental (for me, at least) feature: it’s point to point to point. That is, you walk from your accommodation each morning to your next evening’s accommodation, with no transfers at the end or beginning of each day’s walk. In my experience, this makes the trip far, far more enjoyable and satisfying, as you feel like you are walking a trail for the entire trip, rather than it feeling like a series of day walks that you are ferried to / from each day. Having done both kinds of self-guided walking trips, this makes a huge difference to the enjoyability of the trip.
<br /><br />
The landscape of the Peloponnese region that the Menalon Trail runs through is simply stunning. The scale of the landscape, the mountains, the valleys, the forests and the “big sky” are amazing. If your idea of Greece is the Greek Islands, well it is nothing like that - the Peloponnese has a beauty all of its own.
<br /><br />
And it is so quiet! Maybe we were lucky; maybe it was the time of the year we did the trip (5th May to 12th May), but the Menalon Trail was amazingly quiet. On the first day, from Stemnitsa to Demitsana, we did see a few people around the two monasteries visited en-route, as they are a bit of a tourist attraction, and perhaps most relevantly, it was Orthodox Easter Bank Holiday Monday. But on the remaining five days of walking we saw nobody else on the trail … all day … not a soul!
<br /><br />
The trail itself is incredibly well maintained. There was the odd little section that was very slightly overgrown, but to be honest, that’s being picky, and the vast, vast majority (“99.5%”) was just perfect. And well way-marked too. In fact, on the odd occasion where the GPS guidance went a bit “sketchy”, we could always rely upon the way-marking.
<br /><br />
Talking of GPS, I thought the local agent-provided navigation app (ActiveNav) was not great, to be honest. Instead, we used the GPX files KE provided, and just loaded them into OutdoorActive, and that worked just great. I can’t comment on the quality of the route notes, as we never used / needed them: the combination of OutdoorActive with KE-provided GPX files and the trail way-marking worked perfectly well.
<br /><br />
The KE website mentions encountering dogs on some parts of the trail, and the fact that an (electronic) dog deterrent device is provided for the trip by the Menalon Trail administrators. Please, please do not let this put you off the trip. We had no problems with dogs whatsoever - absolutely none (and in fact we’ve had more in the way of problems with dogs in Spain and Turkey on self-guided walking trips). I suspect it’s just the Menalon Trail administrators who are so keen to ensure the quality of the trail and a great experience completing it, that they’re perhaps exhibiting an over-abundance of caution.
<br /><br />
At the time of the year we did the trip (5th May to 12th May), the wild flowers were simply stunning, and almost a constant companion on the trail. The variety of landscape passed through was fabulous - rugged mountains, deep gorges, beautiful (and huge) forests, alpine-like meadows. Just fantastic, and all without seeing a single (human) soul all day!
<br /><br />
The accommodation on the trip was fabulous. Every night’s accommodation was fantastic - and the breakfasts were just incredible (you could very easily come away from this walking holiday having put on weight!). A couple of tips here:
<br /><br />
- The trip notes say that there is only one place to eat in Elati. This isn’t actually correct (and the suggested tavern looked pretty awful and gets very “meh” reviews on TripAdvisor). There is in fact an absolutely superb little cafe-cum-restaurant-cum-bistro right slap-bang in the middle of Elati, right on the bend opposite the church - you can’t miss it. They do lovely freshly made pizza margarita, and waffles with chocolate and ice cream, the setting is lovely, the owner is super-friendly (and they have the most beautiful dog!). They only stay open until about 7pm, but you will be there well, well before that. Also, not mentioned in the trip notes, but that night’s accommodation in Elati (the fantastic Elati Chalet) has what they call a “coffee bar” (which is lovely) and they’ll make you a fresh pizza if you ask them, as late as 10pm!
<br /><br />
- At Nymfasia, there is only one tavern, and it’s about 1.5 miles away from the accommodation (the excellent Agropolis Xenonas) … and the tavern in question looks pretty ropey and doesn’t get the best of reviews. Agropolis Xenonas will give you a lift to / from the tavern if you need one, but the better option (not mentioned in the trip notes) is to phone ahead first thing in the morning and ask Agropolis Xenonas if they will cook you an evening meal! We did this, and had the most lovely, hearty home-cooked meal, including a Greek salad that was the best I’ve ever had! (You will need cash though - and you will need to phone them that morning to give them some notice).
<br /><br />
In terms of food, we had some simply stunning meals on this trip. And, although I’m not vegetarian, I think you could easily eat vegetarian all trip and still eat fantastically (we in fact ate vegetarian a number of nights).
<br /><br />
Not important to many people, but important to us: I have to admit, the coffee en-route was pretty awful. It wasn’t until we got to Valtesiniko at the end of the penultimate day of walking that we found good coffee, at the fabulous and cute Valtesiniko Cafe (which does flat whites and also does fantastic chocolate soufflé puddings with ice cream - I ate two of them!). Coffee on the trip was universally expensive (surprisingly, even though food and meals were cheap) - expect to pay circa €4 a cup (which is painful when it’s also pretty awful).
<br /><br />
Weather-wise, be prepared for anything. We had wall-to-wall sunshine some days, a couple of cloudier days, and even a finish of one day’s walk in the rain. Early May, it was quite cool at night, particularly in the higher villages, and it got down to low single digits Celsius - which meant the warm, cosy accommodation (a number of them with wood-burning stoves or open fireplaces in the rooms, with lots of wood and kindling) was so enjoyable.
<br /><br />
By the way, luggage transfers every day worked like clockwork. For peace of mind, perhaps just confirm with the accommodation when you arrive that your luggage will be picked up the next day and where it’s going to - but just about every time, the accommodation beat me to that question upon checking-in.
<br /><br />
It’s a simply brilliant trip. I’ve done a number of self-guided walking trips, and they’ve been great, but this one is the first one where I felt like I could come back and do the exact same trip again - in fact, maybe I will!
By Adrian from Leeds | 13 May 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A superb experience
Ultimate Albania Cycling Tour
This bike trek combines a week of challenging daily rides (average of 60+ km per day), spectacular views of Southern Albania (a mix of mountains, rolling pastureland and visits to exquisite cultural venues that include a millennial old monastery, orthodox churches and mosques and the historic cities of Korce, Djirokaster and Sarande as well the Greco-Roman ruin of Butrint.

Albania is an amazing and (still) unspoiled venue for the intrepid traveler. Probably the best part of the t rip entailed sharing the experience with 14 other likeminded travelers and two supremely capable guides. Mateo, the lead guide, was brilliant. He set out a daily bike regime that was both realistic and challenging in both pace and scope. He always attended to our daily needs and proved to be an excellent communicator and amazing subject matter expert of Albanian history, geography and culture. A real jewel!

The food and lodgings were exceptional. Food was local fare and delicious and there was plenty of it. The lodgings (a mix of cabin, guesthouse and hotels) were all clean, well served and comfortable. Overall a superb experience.
By Mike from Staunton | 11 May 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Great Experience
Annapurna Sanctuary and Poon Hill Trek
You are warned, and it's true. there are lots of steps - so get practicing on those stairs at home :-) The trekking was great and the scenery is out of this world. Amazing to see these majestic mountains rising up into the sky even when you are already standing at 4,000m. We had a super guide in Sujan, always with a smile and very proud and knowledgeable about his home country of Nepal. Our Lodges were basic (as you would expect) but the food was always good and if you peek into their kitch ens - they are immaculate. If you get the chance to have a cappuccino at Himalaya - go for it - it is amazing. Our flight back to Kathmandu was cancelled due to poor visibility and we had a most 'entertaining' 10hr trip by road - taken with the right attitude - it's an experience for all your senses!
By Frances from Switzerland | 08 May 2024
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
😊
Annapurna Sanctuary and Poon Hill Trek

Amazing

By Nicholas from Market Drayton | 07 May 2024
Footer logos
© 2024 KE Adventure Travel Ltd, Central Car Park Road, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 5DF, England. Registered Address: Fifth Floor, 27 Greville Street, London, United Kingdom EC1N 8SU. Registered No. 1911512. Email: sales@keadventure.com
Your Wishlist
No Wishlist Items

Start your next adventure.

Click the heart icon on the search or holiday pages to save a holiday to your wishlist.

Holiday Search
View more Filters