Mountain climbing

Mountain climbing

What can be more exciting than standing on one of the highest peaks in the world? In Nepal there are opportunities to climb mountains over 6000 metres including Mera and Island Peaks. Although non-techincal, both of these require the use of ropes and crampons and a long process of acclimatisation to increase your chances of getting to the top but for those those that persevere, the memories of the camaraderie that got you there, the incredible views and the sheer exhilaration of getting to the top, will last with you for ever

There are similar possibilities in South America, including the highest mountain on the Continent - Mount Aconcagua. At almost 7000 metres excellent fitness, a slow ascent and great team looking after you, are the keys to success here.

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Rosa Alpina Alpine Summer (Italian Alps)
When the snow melts, the Dolomites become a beautiful playground for active folk and those seeking a peaceful and picturesque escape. The Rosa Alpina will accommodate your every need while you explore the surrounding environment.

Le Chabichou Alpine Summer (South of France)
During the summer months Le Chabichou is an inviting alpine retreat in the heart of Courchevel 1850. It is renowned for it's culinary excellence and its enviable central location. The 42-rooms are a mix of simple white and traditional mountain pine.