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IT’S OUR 26TH BIRTHDAY!

June 10, 2025
Charity Challenge 26th Birthday offer

We’re excited to celebrate 26 years of awesome fundraising events with you!

Together, we’ve raised £91,000,000 for thousands of amazing causes, with challenges taking place across 50 countries and 6 continents. Thanks for being such a fantastic part of our community 🎉

To mark our 26th birthday, we’re giving you £100 off the registration fee on selected 2026 challenges for 26 days!

Just use the code 26BIRTHDAY when booking. This special offer is valid 9am Tuesday 10th June until midnight on Sunday, 6th July 2025. T&C apply

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Our team are loving these challenges

Tried and tested, these are the challenges that our team recommend for 2026.

Book by midnight on Sunday, July 6th, 2025, and save £100 on the registration fee. What’s next on your bucket list?

A group of trekkers walking through the sand dunes in the Sahara Desert, Morocco

Sahara Desert Trek

Rediscover true adventure in the awe-inspiring Sahara Desert. This 5-day trek covers 100km passing through Morocco’s forbidding landscape punctuated by peaks, gorges, dunes and oases. 

8 days | Morocco | Challenging

a group of paddlers white water rafting the Zambezi River in a yellow raft

Zambezi River Challenge

Paddle your way along the border with Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe, steadily heading for Victoria Falls where you’ll raft the most tempestuous rapids in the world.

10 days | Zambia | Challenging

Adventurers trekking the Landmannalaugar in the Icelandic Highlands

Icelandic Lava Trek

Trek 58kms over 3-days through one of the planet’s most volcanic regions, witnessing thundering waterfalls, steaming lava fields, plunging fjords and spouting geysers.

5 days | Iceland | Tough

a mother and baby orangutan hanging from a tree in Sumatra, Indonesia

Sumatra Jungle Challenge

Trek 5-days through the mountainous Gunung Leuser National Park, one of the only places in the world where you can still see Sumatran orangutans in the wild.

10 days | Indonesia | Tough

a group of trekkers in the clouds on the summit of Mount Toubkal, Morocco

Mount Toubkal Trek

This 3-day challenge will have you scrambling over Northern Africa’s tallest peak – Jebel Toubkal, standing at a majestic 4,167m! We finish in the vibrant Moroccan city of Marrakech.

6 days | Morocco | Tough

the crumbling steps of the Great Wall of China

Great Wall Discovery

Conquer the imperial masterpiece of the Ming dynasty as you test yourself against thousands of challenging steps along the Great Wall of China, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, with time to explore China’s historic capital – Beijing.

9 days | China | Challenging

Here is just a small selection of the trips we have on offer for our 26th Birthday. For full information, click on the button below to discover where Charity Challenge could take you.

Once you’ve booked, don’t forget to check our Tips and Advice section on the website to help you prepare for your adventure.

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RESPONSIBLE TOURISM

June 4, 2025

At Charity Challenge we acknowledge that it is our responsibility to ensure that we do all we can to contribute to creating better places for people to live in (in the countries where we operate), and better places for you to visit. We’re proud to have donated over £500,000 to local community organisations in our host countries, helping to support medical, educational and environmental projects, and to carbon offset projects around the world. 

Charity challenge leader and local guide enjoying the view together during an overseas charity challenge

Following some feedback from a recent challenge, we have updated our pre-challenge information and Responsible Tourism Policy to place a greater emphasis on respecting, protecting and enjoying the outdoors. 

Our Responsible Tourism aims are to:

  • Use locally owned services whenever possible 
  • Respect, protect and enjoy the outdoors 
  • Encourage transparency with our ground teams about how responsibly they manage our tours 
  • Support local community projects in the countries in which we operate 
  • To find out more about our policy and see how we are implementing this please click here 

We also have the following policies: Child Protection; Animal Welfare; International Porters Guidelines. 

The Cypress Hill Institute, a division of the ICSEE which works primarily with the Maasai in Tanzania

Overseas Donations

Over the years, Charity Challenge has given back to the communities that we work with, through supporting projects that empower its people to learn and develop new skills. 

For example, Charity Challenge has donated £30,000 so far to the International Collaborative for Science, Education, and the Environment (ISCEE), a non for-profit organisation – which works primarily with the Maasai in Tanzania. The International Collaborative is dedicated to “A better life for rural Africans and a cleaner environment for all“. 

Charity Challenges donation’s to ICSEE helped to launch The Cypress Hill Institute in Tanzania – a community-focused training and research center, serving as a hub for education, innovation, and empowerment, particularly for Maasai women and rural communities. 

The Cypress Hill Institute, a division of the ICSEE which works primarily with the Maasai in Tanzania

Our Impact in Action

Read ICSEE President and Founder, Robert Lange’s words on their project mission and how Charity Challenge’s donations have helped it so far: 

“ Charity Challenge were involved in the important transfer of a remarkable campus of approximately two and a half acres and three buildings to our Tanzanian non-profit.   

At one point, we realised that the campus could be more powerfully used, and we gathered funds from Charity Challenge and other donors and built a dining hall and a library/computer center.  We also remodelled the hostel and began planning residential programs for vulnerable girls.

In a society like the Maasai, or any other poor rural group, girls face some challenges that are almost unimaginable for Europeans.  But we are very happy to announce that the Cypress Hill campus, with funds from various donors and Charity Challenge, and with the leadership of Tanzanian women with exemplary wisdom and courage, will be the site for new and breathtaking innovative support for girls facing serious challenges.”

A group of Snowdon Challenge trekkers celebrating at the summit

UK Donations

Each year, Charity Challenge also makes a donation to a different UK charity, as a gesture of appreciation towards the community, for allowing our continued use of facilities for some of our most popular UK challenges. 

In December 2024, Charity Challenge donated £1,500 to Cylch Meithrin Dolbadarn a Welsh-medium playgroup providing local children with wonderful experiences to play, learn and grow through the medium of Welsh. 

“We are a charity based organisation that is run by a committee of volunteers. The Cylch has been closed for two years but recently re opened in September. We have to fundraise to be able to stay open so your donation is very valuable to us. The Cylch Dolbadarn is a crucial setting for the younger children of the village and is an opportunity for them to learn through play and make friends. We are very lucky that we have oppointed two very experienced members of staff that give the children wonderful experiences to play, learn and grow through the medium of Welsh” Lois Jones, Cylch Meithrin Dolbadarn

The Cylch Meithrin childs welsh-medium playgroup

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MEET THE TEAM – TILLY SAWYER

May 29, 2025

At Charity Challenge we are extremely proud of our incredible head office team. We know it can be a little daunting signing up for a challenge for the first time, so we thought you might like to meet the team in advance of your Charity Challenge. Today, we introduce you to our amazing Account Manager, Tilly Sawyer…

Charity Challenge Account Manager Tilly Sawyer at a CoppaFeel challenge event

Please introduce yourself…

Hello! I’m Tilly Sawyer, Account Manager and certified office chatterbox at Charity Challenge. I’ve worked here for 18 months.

Tell us a little bit about your background and what you did before joining Charity Challenge?

Before I found my happy place in the world of adventure and altitude, I was shimmying through the food and drink industry, sprinkling joy in the form of marshmallows and peanut butter wherever I went. And before that? A fabulous stint as an estate agent, think Selling Sunset but a whole lot less glam! Oh, and before that I studied fashion at university! So if you ever need someone to accessorise a head torch or make waterproofs look chic on a summit, I’m your girl. Plus, I never show up to a trek without top-tier snacks.

Charity Challenge Account Manager Tilly Sawyer in Central Park, New York

What does your role at Charity Challenge entail?

Where do I start?! My role at Charity Challenge is a glorious mash-up of organising epic challenges in many different shapes and sizes, chatting with amazing clients, and occasionally getting muddy in the name of charity (and content). Once a client referred to me as a professional tapper and yapper and honestly, I wear that badge with pride. Whether I’m out on a trek or at my desk with six-million tabs open and a coffee the size of my face, I love it all.

What do you enjoy most about your job?

Easy: the people. I get to connect with brilliant folks from all walks of life, charity heroes, corporates and everyone in between. Plus, every day is different. One minute I’m trying to courier tents to Cambodia, the next I’m knee-deep in glitter. Keeps me on my toes (in very sturdy hiking boots, of course).

Charity Challenge Account Manager Tilly Sawyer wearing an orange hi vis at a CoppaFeel challenge event

What advice would you give someone who is looking to do a Charity Challenge?

Bite the bullet and do it! Don’t take yourself too seriously, make sure you have lots of snacks and own the fact that you probably will smell. Take it from someone who had never camped, wild-weed, or owned a walking boot before this job. Now? I think I could give Bear Grylls a run for his money.

What’s been your favourite charity challenge you’ve attended (so far)?

Ooh this is a toughie—but hands down, the one-day treks with CoppaFeel! in the Peak District and Yorkshire were magic. It was all the feels: laughter, tears, and a surprisingly good sleep in a tent (who knew?!). Honestly, I left with full heart, sore feet, and an itch to go back for more.

Tilly sawyer and the Charity Challenge team

Which Charity Challenge would be the top of your bucket list and why?

I get asked this question on a daily basis and my answers change every single day because of how amazing all of the treks are! At he moment my top contenders are:

Great Wall of China – The trek looks amazing but the panda extension sold me!

Trek Angkor Wat – Because I fell in love with South East Asia and this one comes with dreamy views, unbeatable food, and amazing culture.

Leave us with an interesting fact about yourself…

When I bought my dog, Ronnie Barker, I thought she was a boy for three whole weeks (hence the name).

Charity Challenge Account Manager Tilly Sawyer at a UK challenge event
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Case Studies, Latest News

OUR CLIENTS – BRITISH ASIAN TRUST

May 27, 2025

Over the last 26 years, we have helped raise over £84,000,000 for thousands of incredible causes. Our charity clients include: The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, CoppaFeel!, the British Heart Foundation, Mind, Cancer Research UK, Macmillan Cancer Support, Sands, Alzheimer’s Research UK, Prostate Cancer Research, the NSPCC, Comic Relief, UNICEF, Save the Children and hundreds of smaller organisations. We are hugely experienced at operating challenges to the highest standards of quality and safety and will do all we can to help your organisation recruit and engage participants and supporters. 

We caught up with British Asian Trust to chat about how their latest Cycle Goa challenge went… 

Our Clients - British Asian Trust (Credit: Paul Bryan)

Please introduce yourself…

I’m Camille Boukhaled, Event Manager at British Asian Trust and in February 2025, 18 of our supporters completed ‘The Most Exotic Bicycle Tour’ in Goa, India. Together, we cycled a total of 250km through the hills of the Western Ghats, jungles and reserves, in tropical and challenging terrains – raising a total of £450,375 for the British Asian Trust.  

British Asian Trust The Most Exotic Bicycle Tour in Goa, with Charity Challenge (Credit: Paul Bryan)

Why did you choose Charity Challenge?

We’ve been working with Charity Challenge on our overseas cycling events since 2016. We keep going back to Charity Challenge because they’re just excellent at everything that they do. We always require bespoke challenge events – so a brand-new route, very custom requests in terms of hotel styles and extra activities that help make the offer more exciting for our participants. There is no one else that would do all of that for us – Simon and his team go above and beyond every step of the way, which keeps us coming back. Not to mention, the leaders and crew always know exactly what to do – they’re friendly, trained up and help every step of the way. It’s a great partnership! 

Charity Challenge bespoke charity cycle event (credit: paul bryan)

What were you hoping to achieve?

The British Asian Trust does developmental charity work in South Asia; primarily India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. We have done a few previous cycling challenges in the north of India. India is always a powerful destination for our cause as we’re able to visit some of our programmes and talk directly with the people that we work with and help. This year, we decided to do a cycling challenge in the south of India, so Charity Challenge presented us with a few options, and we chose Goa. Our brief was a destination in India that we haven’t been to before, where we could cycle 250km in just four days (we wanted a shorter challenge) – and we also wanted good quality accommodation along the way.

We’re always looking to raise as many funds for the British Asian Trust as we can. Since starting these cycling challenges in 2016, we’ve raised over £3,000,000 – so every year is even more exciting than the last! In 2023 alone, we raised just over £700,000, which was also matched by one of our funders. This year we’re over the £450,000 mark, with loads of great sponsorship – so we have definitely hit our targets. The ride was spearheaded by two long-term supporters of the charity who have been with us since the charity was founded in 2007. We put out the call for cyclists within our network and theirs. It’s nice that we often get some families or couples on a challenge together. We also do some great filming of the cycles challenges, which helps with fundraising and with engaging possible future participants. 

British Asian Trust The Most Exotic Bicycle Tour in Goa, with Charity Challenge (Credit: Paul Bryan)

How did it go?

It went really well and we were pleased to reach out fundraising targets, especially with a slightly smaller than usual group of participants. The ride itself was amazing – in Goa, everything was taken care of every step of the way, the team on the ground were friendly and took care of everything that we needed.

British Asian Trust cyclists celebrating at the end of their challenge (credit: paul bryan)

What were your highlights?

Goa was so beautiful, and it was unique to see it from that vantage point. The participants loved the cultural aspect – how they could be cycling with cows running alongside them and meeting locals on the roadside. We built in some visits to our local development projects – and being able to touch base with the work we do really helped with reminding people why they were taking on the challenge and fundraising. This was definitely a unique highlight.

It always feels like the trip of a life time. The bonds that the group form throughout is lovely and the group chat is still going! It’s very moving when you’re taking on a physical challenge, knowing you’re doing it for a good cause, with other passionate people – the energy is just really powerful. 

Cycle challenge in India for charity (credit: paul bryan)

What did Charity Challenge do well?

Pre-challenge: Charity Challenge are fantastic – we know organising a bespoke route is not easy, but they always rise to the challenge for us. They work with our unique requests to the best of their ability. They’re super supportive and willing to be flexible where possible. Part of my job is comparing event services to other suppliers and no one else is willing to create something brand new for you. You can always reach someone and never have to wait long for a response. 

During the challenge: On the ground, the local leaders are brilliant. The team was prepped fully and Simon (Charity Challenge Director) would check in with us on a regular basis to make sure we were attended to. We’re aware that Charity Challenge can have multiple challenges running at the same time, so knowing that we will still receive that direction attention and care is great. The team were also open to making small route tweaks where possible, helping us get the most out of the challenge, whilst keeping everybody safe.

Post-challenge: It’s always great post-challenge – we have conversations to keep the relationship going, whilst looking ahead to the next challenge!

case study on corporate and charity exclusive challenges overseas and UK (Credit: paul bryan)

Testimonial

Rating: 5 out of 5.

I’d highly recommend Charity Challenge to any corporate or charity. I don’t think there’s anybody else who do it like Charity Challenge does…you’ll just have to see for yourself! 

Camille Boukhaled, Event Manager at British Asian Trust

Read more about our customers have to say on the Google Reviews link below: 

Watch our new corporate video below…

Learn more about our corporate challenges here, download our corporate brochure.

If you’re interested in engaging your employees with a challenge event – book your free initial consultation now! 

During our consultation, we will discuss your business needs, goals and values, provide you with options aligned to your objectives, and then of course, answer any questions that you might have. We’ll also discuss what support we offer and how we will work together throughout your challenge journey. 

You can expect this call to last about 30 minutes. We look forward to speaking with you soon!

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ICELANDIC LAVA TREK: AN ESSENTIAL GUIDE

May 20, 2025

The Icelandic Lava Trek is truly a once-in-a-lifetime challenge, boasting some of Europe’s most dramatic and varied terrain. We’ve pulled together an essential guide to help you get the best out of your challenge experience, including super-helpful top tips from team Charity Challenge…

Charity challengers trekking Iceland with walking poles

What is the Icelandic Lava Trek?

Host to some of Europe’s most incredible wilderness, this Icelandic itinerary takes in thundering waterfalls, steaming lava fields, plunging fjords and spouting geysers. Graded as ‘Tough’ this demanding challenge tests your abilities as you trek around 60kms over 3 days, through one of the planet’s most volcanic regions.

Highlights include:

  • Weave through vast steaming lava fields and walk against a background of multi-coloured rocks.
  • Camp in some of Europe’s most spectacular and unusual terrain.
  • Bathe aching limbs in the Sky Lagoon at the end of your challenge.
A group of trekkers walking through Iceland

What will I achieve?

This short yet intense challenge has you trek over varied challenging terrain, in an extremely unpredictable climate – testing both your physical and mental endurance.

  • Trekking approximately 60km in total over 3 days, with the longest day covering 24km.
  • Trekking for 7-10 hours a day, whilst battling the erratic weather conditions and varied terrains of Iceland.
  • Taking on steep hill climbs, snowy and muddy surfaces, rough roads, dirt tracks, glacier river crossings and rugged lava fields. 
  • Setting up your own tent each night after a long days walk – and working as a team to keep camp clean and organised.
  • To top it all off, you will be tackling this in aid of a charity of your choice – making each step and summit all the more worth it.
a group of trekkers crossing a bridge in Iceland

I’m thinking of booking, what do I need to know?

For a quick overview of what to expect from this challenge, we’ve pulled together some need-to-know essentials below – including some top tips straight from our experienced team! For further information please visit our Icelandic Lava Trek webpage, which covers all information and details thoroughly.

1. Plan your days

The days can be very long and strenuous, so be prepared and plan ahead – especially for the evenings and mornings. Bring a nice supply of snacks and treats to keep you energised and to keep morale up when you’re flagging at the day’s end. Remember, that at the end of every day, you need to put your own tent up. We recommend that you do it as soon as you get into camp, as you can get very tired once you have a hot drink and some food in your belly!

Top Tips:

  • I put together bags of cashew nuts and raisins before I leave the UK, and a supply of Twix bars – just because I love them! – Simon Albert, Charity Challenge Co-founder and Director
  • After you’ve set your tent up at camp, get your clothes and day bag ready for the next day, including filling up your water bottle or bladders. This gives you a chance to keep your mornings free to pack up your tent, enjoy your breakfast, make your lunch and have a final faff before the day of trekking ahead. – Jenn Payne, Head of Sales and Marketing.
A group of trekkers walking beside steaming lava fields in Iceland

2. Pack for varied terrain

On this amazing challenge, you will trek through a variety of terrains and landscapes – from snow fields, dirt tracks, glacier river crossings, lava fields to steep hills. Consider this when packing – and make sure to consult your Kit List for more detail.

Top Tips:

  • Wear stretchy bottoms that you can roll up above your knees for the river crossings so they don’t get wet. The river crossings can get splashy! – Laura Harris, UK Operations Manager
  • Walking poles can protect your knees on the ascents and descents, support you when you get tired, plus help keep your balance as you walk through river crossings and the snow.  – Jenn Payne, Head of Sales and Marketing
camping in icelandic volcanic region

3. The little details

To make your experience as unforgettable as possible, we have some extra handy insights for you below. These come straight from our Charity Challenge team members who have completed this challenge before – and wish to pass on all the best wisdoms to you!

Top Tips:

  • For a comfortable night’s sleep, remember to kick the stones out from under your tent before you put it up. Then, as soon as your tents are up, collect your hot shower tokens. The campsite receptions generally close by 9pm (sometimes sooner – they work to their own times!) and only a few hardy people like a cold shower. – Laura Harris, UK Operations Manager
  • Make sure you have plenty of space on your camera or phone for photos. Iceland is truly spectacular! – Laura Harris, UK Operations Manager
  • You can also keep your camera/phone in your sleeping bag at night, to help preserve the battery. – Team Charity Challenge
  • And finally… don’t forget to look up! Iceland is one of the most amazing landscapes in the world. You will feel like you have stepped into a geography book. It is an adventure you will never forget… – Jenn Payne, Head of Sales and Marketing
a group of trekkers crossing glacier rivers in iceland

To conclude…start prepping!

If you are now seriously considering taking on the Icelandic Lava Trek, we strongly recommend heading over to our website to read through our full Itinerary, Costs, Kit List and extensive Essential Information tabs. Our blog also hosts a wealth of resources to help prepare you for your fundraising challenge.

You’ll find everything you need to know here in detail, from timings, locations, accommodation, food and drink, difficulty level breakdowns, training advice, group safety, equipment and much, much more (including answers to those all-important ‘what if?’ questions).

steep trek climbs in iceland

Why should I book the Icelandic Lava Trek with Charity Challenge?

Over the years Charity Challenge has built up a wealth of experience that has enabled us to create the best Icelandic Lava Trek itinerary that is geared towards providing everyone with the very best experience and opportunity to complete the challenge safely, whilst taking in some awe-inspiring landscapes.

Since 1999, we have specialised in operating challenges for charity fundraisers. We partner with 1000’s of UK and Irish charities already – and our team is happy to reach out to a charity of your choice to make your dream fundraising challenge happen. (Or, if you don’t fancy fundraising, the good news is you can simply self-fund and join us anyway!).

  • You will be briefed, led and fully supported throughout this challenge by our highly experienced, knowledgeable and motivating Leaders.
  • On your final day, enjoy a well-deserved bathe in the other-worldly geo-thermal pool, Sky Lagoon.
  • Experience the challenge of trekking Iceland’s impressive terrain, whilst taking in the beauty of it’s natural features. Whether you join solo or with friends – the majesty experienced on this itinerary will bond you together as a group!
challengers enjoying the sky lagoon in Iceland

Remember, the Icelandic Lava Trek is a graded as a ‘tough’ trek. With the right preparation, this unique expedition is incredibly rewarding and impressive to complete – making it an excellent choice for a overseas charity challenge!

BOOK YOUR ICELANDIC LAVA TREK HERE
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STILL TIME TO BOOK A 2025 OVERSEAS CHALLENGE

May 6, 2025

Itching for some adventure this year? Good news – there’s still plenty of time to get some thrilling challenges and bucket list destinations under your belt in 2025! Below is just a select handful of the incredible overseas trekking, cycling and high-altitude challenges we offer.

Are you dreaming of pedaling vibrant streets and watching green hills roll by? Ready to tick off one of the new 7 wonders of the world? Or maybe a bracing a summit hike through blistering cold is calling out to your inner-explorer? Charity Challenge offers a range of challenges that push your physical and mental endurance, puts your training and fundraising efforts to the test – all for a good cause of your choice.

To learn more, click on a challenge below – or head to our Choose Your Challenge webpage for even more empowering travel challenge experiences…

icelandic lava trek

Icelandic Lava Trek

5 days | Iceland | Tough

Trek 58kms over 3-days through one of the planet’s most volcanic regions. This Icelandic itinerary incorporates thundering waterfalls, steaming lava fields, plunging fjords and spouting geysers.

Wed 03 Sep – Sun 07 Sep 2025

sumatra jungle challenge and spot wild sumatran orangutans

Sumatra Jungle Challenge

Trek 5-days through the mountainous Gunung Leuser National Park, one of the only places in the world where you can still see Sumatran orang-utans in the wild.

10 days | Indonesia| Tough

Sat 06 Sep – Mon 15 Sep 2025

trek machu picchu for charity challenge

Trek Machu Picchu

10 days | Peru | Tough

The lost city of Machu Picchu, one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, sits on the bucket list of many and with good reason; it’s simply breath-taking. Our 5-day trek follows the spectacular and uncrowded Ancascocha trail, surrounded by the snow-capped Andean mountains, raging rivers and remote mountain communities.

Fri 19 Sep – Sun 28 Sep 2025

climb summit kilimanjaro lemosho route for charity

Kilimanjaro Summit Climb – Lemosho Route

12 days | Tanzania | Extreme

Trek through five incredible, unspoilt eco-systems and conquer the ‘roof of Africa’, summiting at 5,895m. Over 7-days follow the uncrowded Lemosho route to Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest point, rising four miles into the sky from a bed of clouds.

Wed 01 Oct – Sun 12 Oct 2025

Saigon to Angkor Wat Bike Ride

11 days | Vietnam | Challenging

Follow the road less cycled from Saigon to Angkor Wat covering 450km across 7-days, from the waterways and rice paddies of the Mekong Delta, finishing at the astonishing Angkor Wat to celebrate a cycle well done.

Thu 23 Oct – Sun 02 Nov 2025

angkor wat trek for charity

Trek Angkor Wat

9 days | Cambodia | Challenging

Finishing at the Khmer architectural masterpiece of Angkor Wat, this 5-day trek will take you into the heart of the stunning Phnom (Mount) Kulen National Park.  

Sat 08 Nov – Sun 16 Nov 2025

Petra ruins and flag

Trek to Petra

8 days | Jordan | Tough

Discover the best of Jordan in this exhilarating 5-day trek along part of the Jordan Trail. Camp under the stars, Bedouin-style in the desert and delight in the ancient hidden Rose city of Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New 7 Wonders of the World.

Sat 22 Nov – Sat 29 Nov 2025

winter mount toubkal charity challenge

Winter Toubkal Trek

6 days | Morocco | Extreme

The snow-capped peaks of Morocco’s High Atlas mountains provide a striking background to the ascent of Mt Toubkal, North Africa’s tallest peak, standing at 4,165m above sea-level. Challenge your body and mind with this extreme high-altitude trek. 

Sat 22 Nov – Thu 27 Nov 2025

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Sahara Desert Trek

8 days | Morocco | Challenging

Rediscover true adventure in the awe-inspiring Sahara Desert. This 5-day trek covers 100km; passing through Morocco’s forbidding landscape punctuated by peaks, gorges, dunes and oases. At night, sleep under Africa’s star strewn skies and enjoy traditional Berber hospitality.

Sat 29 Nov – Sat 06 Dec 2025

BOOK YOUR 2025 CHALLENGE TODAY
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