MT Sobek has been exploring US National Parks for more than 50 years, placing a strong emphasis on responsible travel practices that protect the natural environment.

Take a deep dive into this less-explored corner of the Mojave Desert, hiking into Death Valley's rugged heart while still hitting its most iconic highlights.

Accompanied by our expert local guides, explore the most beautiful hidden parts of the region, and learn about its incredible geology and diverse flora and fauna.

Moderate hikes in stunning desert landscapes, cultural exploration, and nightly stargazing.

A charming desert retreat hotel with rustic western ambiance.

Death Valley is known for the hottest temperature on record, but spring and fall temperatures average highs of 75-85F and lows of 55-65F.

Explore the rugged heart of the Mojave Desert on this expertly guided six-day adventure through California's Death Valley National Park. Discover a landscape of slot canyons, salt flats, and soaring peaks. With over 50 years of experience, MT Sobek leads you beyond the highlights into rarely traveled backcountry for a truly immersive desert experience.

Decades of Expertise: On this trip you get the benefit of MT Sobek's decades of experience as National Park Service authorized guides—you'll discover iconic vistas and hidden gems far from the standard tourist paths with our expert guides.

Rarely Traveled Backcountry: Journey into the park's quiet interior, exploring hidden narrows and the Funeral Mountains away from the typical tourist crowds.

Extremes in Elevation: Experience the dramatic contrast of the contiguous US, from the saltpans of Badwater Basin at 282 feet below sea level to the sweeping high-altitude vistas from the summit of Dante's Peak.

Historic Mining Lore: Follow the Keane Wonder Mine Trail to explore remnants of 20th-century prospecting, including old tram towers and ore carts.

Stargazing Sanctuary: Stay in a designated International Dark Sky Park, where star-filled skies and sunset picnics on the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes offer unmatched natural beauty.

October through March is the best time to experience comfortable desert temperatures, ideal for hiking in Death Valley. During these months, the intense summer heat subsides, the air is crisp and clear, with seemingly endless vistas—perfect for full days on the trail. While weather in the desert is always a point of adventure, this window offers the best balance for exploration, and we plan our trips to take advantage of these ideal months.

October to November: Experience pleasant daytime highs in the 70s° to 80s°F and cool nights, ideal for late-season hiking under exceptionally clear, dark skies.

December to January: Enjoy crisp daytime temperatures in the 60s°F and the chance to see snow-covered mountains like Telescope Peak from the valley floor.

February to March: Choose a spring departure for the unique opportunity to see annual wildflowers and blooming cacti decorating the craggy desert landscape.

The standard minimum age for this trip is 18. This itinerary is designed with adult travelers in mind, based on daily activity levels, accommodations, and overall group experience. Families or groups with younger children please check out our private departures .

This Level 3 trip is designed for active hikers ready to tackle rugged desert trails and significant elevation changes. You'll cover up to 10 miles over six hours, navigating through slot canyons and across salt pans. The combination of varied desert terrain and steady climbs defines the physical challenge of this adventure.

Daily Endurance: Prepare for consecutive active days with hikes ranging from five to six hours and distances up to 10 miles.

Desert Topography: Trails include a mix of stark foothills, loose salt flats, and rocky canyons with a small section of scrambling, using your hands for balance.

Vertical Gain & Loss: Expect steady elevation changes, including a challenging 1,900-foot descent through canyons and 1,200-foot climbs to spectacular overlooks.

The Exposure Factor: Desert hiking means moving through sun-exposed landscapes where daytime temperatures average into the 80s to 90s°F at lower elevations.

You should fly into and out of Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas.

Once your booking is finalized with MT Sobek and your trip has been confirmed to operate, flights may be purchased. If you are unsure of the status of your trip, be sure to check with your Adventure Coordinator prior to booking non-refundable flights. We recommend arriving a day early to allow for travel delays and to ensure you are rested for an early start on Day 1.

Arrival: Arrive at Harry Reid International Airport Las Vegas (LAS) in time to transfer to the meeting hotel in Henderson for a 10:00 am orientation on Day 1.

Departure: Plan your departure from Harry Reid International Airport Las Vegas (LAS) for any time after 7:00 pm on Day 6.

You will meet your expert MT Sobek guides and fellow travelers at 10:00 am on Day 1 at the Homewood Suites by Hilton Henderson South Las Vegas . Following a brief orientation and introductions, you'll begin your adventure with a scenic drive toward Death Valley National Park.

We recommend staying at our host hotel, the Homewood Suites by Hilton Henderson South Las Vegas , at 10450 South Eastern Avenue in Henderson, Nevada, for any pre- or post-trip stays. The hotel offers a complimentary airport shuttle for your convenience. You may book these additional nights directly with the hotel or through your favorite booking site.

The longest travel days are Day 1 and Day 6, with three-hour private van transfers between Las Vegas and Death Valley National Park.

This is a Level 3 adventure that requires good physical conditioning for daily hikes of five to six hours most days. You should be prepared for rocky desert trails and steady elevation gains/losses that can feel more strenuous in the desert environment.

Climbs and Descents: Expect elevation gains and losses of up to 1,200 to 1,900 feet on the most active days, requiring steady cardiovascular stamina.

Diverse Terrain: Be prepared for uneven, rocky trails, hiking in sand, off-trail travel, and some scrambling.

Desert Climate: The dry desert air and strong sun intensity make physical exertion feel more strenuous. Constant hydration and sun protection are critical as you manage the effects of the arid climate, heat, and limited shade on the trail.

Back-to-Back Active Days: You will be hiking for six consecutive days on craggy and mixed terrain desert trails.

To get the most out of your desert adventure, we recommend starting a training regimen at least two months prior to departure. Focus on building cardiovascular endurance and leg strength to prepare for six consecutive days of hiking on mixed, often rocky, surfaces.

Engage in aerobic exercise three to four times a week for at least 45 minutes; activities like brisk walking, hiking, or cycling are excellent for building heart and lung capacity. If possible, practice on trails with elevation gain and loss to condition your muscles for the inclines and descents you will encounter in the parks. Try to maintain an average pace of around two miles per hour, which is an average group hiking pace on this trip.

It is also essential to spend ample time walking in the hiking boots or trail shoes you plan to wear on the trip to ensure they are comfortable and to prevent blisters.

Remember that a gradual, consistent increase in your activity level is much more effective—and safer—than trying to consolidate all your training into the final weeks before the trip.

Guests hike as a group, led by expert guides who manage the pace with regular breaks. This approach ensures that everyone can hike comfortably while maintaining safety and group cohesion throughout the journey.

All meals are included on this trip from dinner on Day 1 through lunch on Day 6. Meals feature hearty breakfasts, trail-ready picnic lunches, nourishing snacks, and flavorful dinners. On Day 1, there will be a stop en route to Death Valley where you can purchase additional snacks, beverages, or food items.

Meals are designed to fuel your active days in the desert. At the hotel, breakfasts feature hot and cold buffet selections, while dinners offer a choice of entrees and side dishes. Lunches are served picnic-style or packed in the morning to carry on the trail, with fresh meats, cheeses, vegetables, and energy snacks. A highlight of the trip is a sunset al fresco dinner on the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes.

Non-alcoholic beverages are provided throughout the trip. On your way into the park on Day 1, you'll make a convenient stop where you're welcome to pick up any wine, beer, or spirits you'd like to enjoy throughout the week.

Yes, we can accommodate many common dietary restrictions on this trip with advance notice, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free requests.

Let us know about your dietary restrictions and food allergies as soon as possible, so we can coordinate with guides, hotels, and restaurants. Please also list these on your Participant Information Form.

Yes, ample single rooms are available on this trip. About a third of our travelers go solo, and single room inventory often books up quickly! You can find more information on solo traveler options here .

The key to desert comfort is layering and sun protection. Essential items include moisture-wicking hiking clothes, a wide-brimmed sun hat, UPF-rated clothing and high-SPF sunscreen, and a high-quality daypack.

Layering for Variable Desert Weather: Temperatures can range from near freezing in the morning to 90°F or higher during the day. UPF-rated clothing is helpful in the desert sun and be sure to pack a fleece or wool sweater/jacket, a down jacket, and a waterproof rain jacket with a hood to stay prepared for shifting conditions.

Hiking Footwear: Supportive hiking shoes or boots with solid soles, good traction, and ankle support are key to your enjoyment of this trip.

Hydration Essentials: Staying hydrated is critical in the arid desert climate. You should bring reusable water bottles or a backpack hydration system with a total capacity of at least three liters. Consider bringing powdered electrolytes to replenish minerals lost to sweat in the heat.

A full Packing List will be provided to help you prepare.

Regardless of when you travel, warm layers are necessary as desert nights can drop into the 30s°F. Be prepared for daytime highs in the 80s to 90s°F at lower elevations and be sure to have adequate rain gear and a down jacket for cooler, windier days at altitude, especially in the winter months.

Sturdy, properly fitting hiking footwear is essential for this trip. We recommend hiking boots or supportive hiking shoes with solid soles, good traction, and ankle support to handle uneven trails and variable terrain.

Some hikers are comfortable using low-ankle trail shoes in certain conditions, but you should also bring high-ankle hiking boots in case trail conditions or weather require extra stability.

Whatever footwear you choose, it is vital that it fits well and is fully broken in before the trip. Hiking in unfamiliar environments for multiple days in a row puts added stress on feet and ankles, and reliable, well-tested footwear makes a meaningful difference in comfort and safety.

Death Valley's weather is defined by its dramatic desert landscape, where temperatures shift significantly between the basin floor and high-altitude viewpoints. Death Valley holds the record for the highest reliably recorded air temperature on earth, exceeding 130°F on July 10, 1913. Because summer high temperatures are consistently far too high to enjoy active travel, this trip operates only during the most temperate months, though you should still prepare for a wide range of conditions, from sunbaked salt flats to cool mountain breezes at 5,400 feet.

October to November: Enjoy warm daytime highs in the 70s° to 80s°F, with comfortable hiking conditions and cool nights averaging in the mid 50s°F.

December to January: Expect cooler daytime temperatures in the 60s°F and nights that can drop into the high 30s°F, requiring warm layers.

February to March: Spring brings highs in the 70s° to 80s°F, though temperatures can occasionally reach 100°F at lower elevations such as Badwater Basin. Lows are typically in the high 40s°F to 50s°F.

The Altitude Rule: Temperatures typically drop three to four degrees for every 1,000 feet of vertical gain, making warm layers particularly essential when we visit Dantes View and Keane Wonder Mine.

Tipping is a common way to show appreciation for your guides' expertise and hard work. For hiking adventures in the US, we recommend a gratuity of $50 to $70 per day, per guest, for the guide team. Tips for hotel staff and restaurants are already included in your trip price. Gratuities can be paid in cash or via apps like Venmo or Zelle and should be delivered to the trip leader for equitable distribution.

Specific tipping recommendations for your departure will be outlined in your Final Details, which are sent about three weeks before the trip.

Yes, we strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance for all trips. Travel insurance can help cover trip cancellations or interruptions, medical expenses, emergency evacuation, travel delays, and other unexpected situations.

We offer travel insurance with Arch RoamRight and will be happy to provide you with a quote. Please see our Travel Resources page for more information.

In the event of a medical emergency, your guides will coordinate evacuation based on your location and the severity of the situation. It is important to understand that because Death Valley is a vast wilderness, evacuation can be prolonged, difficult, and expensive. The National Park Service will determine what evacuation methods will be available based on the specific emergency and location within the park. Helicopter evacuations are not always available, and guests should be prepared to hike out to the nearest evacuation point whenever possible. For this reason, we strongly recommend travel insurance that includes emergency medical evacuation coverage.

If you have extra time in the Las Vegas area, consider exploring the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area for additional hiking, visiting the historic Hoover Dam, exploring the Neon Museum for a taste of local history, or enjoying the world-class dining and entertainment on the Las Vegas Strip. Many guests also enjoy taking a relaxed pre-trip day at our host hotel in Henderson to adjust and prepare their gear.

Some guests enjoy linking multiple US National Park trips back-to-back. An MT Sobek Trip Consultant can help you explore available options based on your departure date if you're considering visiting other nearby national parks before or after your Death Valley trip.

Our groups are intentionally kept small to allow for a deeper experience with the people and wildlife you encounter on the way. It also allows us to take advantage of the many unexpected invitations and opportunities that would be impossible with larger groups.
 

Small Group Travel

Whether you’re traveling solo, with a partner, or with friends, join one of our over 500 scheduled departures where you’ll travel in the company of like-minded adventurers. They love being engaged, energized, and inspired. Each with their own story to tell, they make fascinating and entertaining travel companions. You may just come home with a new travel buddy. Plus, with an average of 8 to 10 guests per scheduled group, you’ll have unparalleled access to your expert guides and the space to enjoy your adventure free from the limitations of a tour bus.
 

Private Adventures

Private adventures with MT Sobek are perfect for those travelers who enjoy the privacy and flexibility of traveling on their own but want the peace of mind that comes with having all the logistics handled by experts. Most of our itineraries can be made private. We offer hundreds of itineraries and dates that your group can easily take over, or, if the date you’re looking for isn’t available, we’ll make it happen for you. 
 

Custom Adventures

Whatever the occasion—family reunion, milestone celebration, an ultimate road trip with friends, we can make your dream trip happen. Experience MT Sobek’s blend of insider access and adventure style on an itinerary exclusively created for you and your family, colleagues, or friends. We have a dedicated team of Custom Trip Specialists. 
 

Solo Travelers

Small group travel is perfect for solo adventurers looking to explore with like-minded people. Right from your first meeting, you’ll be amazed at how quickly you start to bond with your fellow travelers. No matter where they come from, it turns out that simply having a shared love of travel really brings people together. Whether you’re on the trail, watching wildlife, or enjoying a meal around a family table, there are plenty of opportunities to share stories and talk about highlights from the day.

From luxury hotels to rustic lodging, deluxe camping to wilderness camping, check out our full range of accommodation styles. Some trips may include a combination of styles, expertly picked for the destination.

Hotels at the Heart of Adventure

Where else to stay when visiting the Grand Canyon but perched on the North Rim of this natural wonder? How better to appreciate the fjords of Norway than to slumber in a brightly colored fisherman’s cottage by the water’s edge? Or to spot the “Big Five” from your luxury safari camp’s private veranda? We seek out small boutique hotels and lodges that treat you to the “must-have” experiences of the region.

Luxury Hotels
Revel in pure luxury at our hand-picked 5-star hotels—some of the most exquisite properties on the planet. With excellent amenities and services, including restaurants and wellness facilities, these accommodations are consistently top-rated by guests and provide an ultimate pampered experience.
 

Comfortable Hotels
The majority of our properties include small hotels and inns with a local flair. Well-appointed with modern amenities, many are family-run, adding to their character and charm. In some destinations, properties are chosen for their proximity to National Parks, wildlife and nature and are more basic. 
 

Rustic Lodging
Our rustic lodgings category includes remote lodges, mountain huts, homestays, guesthouses, gers, and fixed Bedouin camps. These accommodations may include bunk rooms and shared bathroom facilities. They truly get you to the heart of the destination.
 

Luxury Safari Camps & Lodges
We work with the finest African safari camps and global eco-lodges to bring you an ultimate experience that embodies the romance of adventure travel. We choose award-winning and top-rated accommodations with excellent amenities and services, including beautifully appointed safari tents and cabins. 

Adventure Camping

The only way to experience some of our most remote mountain and river destinations is to camp. Everest Base Camp, Kilimanjaro, the Middle Fork of the Salmon River—some of our most popular adventures—include at least five nights of camping. However, the type of camp set up can be different, depending on the destination’s remoteness and how easy it is to transport gear. Here are our three main camping styles.

Deluxe Camping

• Roomy tents
• Mattresses with linens
• Dining table and chairs
• Guides prepare meals
• All set up for you
   

Comfortable Camping

• Roomy tents
• Sleeping bags and pads
• Dining table and chairs
• Guides prepare meals
• Some camp work may be required
   

Wilderness Camping

• Trekking tents
• Sleeping bags and pads
• Guests help set up camp
• Guides prepare meals

Expedition Cruising

Over the years, we’ve found that adventure cruising aboard a nimble small ship or deluxe yacht gives our guests an intimate expedition-like experience with maximum flexibility. We can navigate narrow waterways, pull right into private coves, and get you onshore quickly. No waiting in long lines to get off the boat and no crowds once you get on shore!

Luxury Small Ship
Enjoy a luxurious 5-star cruise aboard modern vessels with elegant interior designs that enhance your onboard experience. Our luxury Galapagos ship, the Endemic, carry a maximum of 16 passengers, while polar expedition ships such as the Magellan Explorer carry up to 70 passengers. These ships include spas, bars, climate-control en-suite rooms, and an abundance of state-of-the-art equipment for ultimate cruising. Our guide to crew ratio is guide and crew service is world-class.
 

Comfortable Small Ship
Our comfortable 3 and 4-star ships are well-designed for relaxation and all equipped with modern amenities. Aboard you’ll enjoy en-suite amenities, air-conditioning, attractive dining, bar and lounge areas, and outdoor decks for viewing the scenery. Whatever star rating of ship you choose, you can be assured of the same world-class guide and crew team, and a first-rate experience.

Our adventures are categorized by activity levels from 1 to 5. Level 1 trips are the easiest, Level 3 trips are moderate, and Level 5 trips are our most strenuous—perfect for those seeking the ultimate challenge. We also offer new flexible trips featuring activities rated at Level 2 or Level 3, providing two activity options to match your preference on the day! For all trips, we encourage you to review the activity level and read the detailed activity overview for your chosen itinerary to ensure you’re fully prepared for your adventure.
 

Easygoing – Level 1

Our most relaxed style of travel. Come prepared with flexibility and a spirit of adventure. Activities may include game drives along dusty or bumpy roads, canoe rides or river floats, sailing, or walks of up to 30 minutes on flat terrain. Trail conditions may include cobblestones, pavement, gravel, or dirt paths. On some days you may be on your feet for much of the time.
 

Easy-to-Moderate – Level 2

Active trips are appropriate for most travelers. You don’t need any previous kayaking, hiking, or other experience, but should be in generally fit condition. Trips may include short hikes or walking of up to 3 hours at elevations below 6,000 feet, sea kayaking in protected waters, or river rafting on Class I-II rapids.
 

Multi-Level – Level 2 & 3

These flexible trips are perfect for travelers seeking a range of activity levels, from easy to moderate, with two options to suit your preference and energy on the day. This type of trip also enables you to travel with friends who are more, or less, active than you, and either start or end the activity together. For example, Level 2 guests may choose a 3-hour hike while Level 3 guests may choose a 6-hour hike. This variety ensures that there’s something for everyone, whether you’re looking for a leisurely experience or a bit more of a challenge. No matter your choice, you’ll enjoy breathtaking scenery, unforgettable adventures, and plenty of time together as a group.
 

Moderate – Level 3

The majority of MT Sobek trips. These typically include 3 to 6 hours of physical activity per day, such as rafting or wilderness camping. Eight to ten-mile hikes can reach up to 10,000 feet and may include some steep ascents or descents. River rafting trips include Class III rapids and sea kayaking trips to visit protected waters.
 

Moderate-to-Challenging – Level 4

Trips for experienced travelers seeking full days of activity and a higher level of physical challenge. Hikes and treks of up to 14 miles and 4,000 feet of elevation gains and losses per day cover steep, sometimes rugged terrain, potentially into areas of exposure and elevations exceeding 10,000 feet. River rafting trips include Class IV-V rapids; sea kayaking trips include 4 to 5 hours of paddling per day in areas of open water with waves and tides.
 

Ultimate Challenge – Level 5

Our most demanding trips for guests seeking a physical challenge. Trips include trekking without vehicle support over steep, often rugged terrain at elevations over 10,000 feet. Daily hikes of up to 12 hours or more may include substantial altitude gains and losses into remote areas of wilderness. River rafting trips include Class IV-V rapids and areas where portaging is needed. Previous experience, as well as a completed physician’s certificate, is required.

We Are Committed to Sustainability

At MT Sobek, sustainability isn’t just a principle; it’s woven into the very fabric of how we operate. We don’t simply observe the world’s unique cultures and fragile ecosystems—we take an active role in their preservation. Supporting organizations dedicated to environmental conservation and community well-being is part of our DNA. Over the years, we have contributed over half a million dollars to conservation efforts and volunteered hundreds of hours to initiatives like Yosemite Facelift. Our programs work to ensure that the wild and beautiful places we visit will continue to thrive, with a special emphasis on sustainable practices and positive social impact. From funding reforestation projects to supporting local artisans, our commitment to sustainability goes hand-in-hand with unforgettable adventure.
 

Protect The Galapagos

MT Sobek is proud to support the Galapagos Conservancy by making an annual conservation investment to its Santiago Society program. Galapagos Conservancy is dedicated exclusively to the long-term protection of the Galapagos Islands, and collaborates closely with the Charles Darwin Foundation, the Galapagos National Park, and many other institutions that are committed to the conservation of the entire archipelago.
 

Save the Tiger

MT Sobek guide Brian Weirum has made saving tigers his life’s mission and we are proud to support the Fund For the Tiger, raising over $300,000 to help tiger conservation in India and Nepal. The fund aims to address the threats faced by these majestic big cats and ensure their survival for future generations.
 

Kilimanjaro Porters Assistance Project

We are proud to work with the Kilimanjaro Porters Assistance Project (KPAP), based in Moshi, Tanzania, to improve the welfare and conditions for all Kilimanjaro porters. KPAP is an initiative of the International Mountain Explorers Connection (IMEC).
 

American Himalayan Foundation

Since our first treks in Nepal in 1969, Mountain Travel Sobek has worked with Himalayan communities to help support their way of life. We are also proud supporters of the American Himalayan Foundation which brings shelter, safety, education, health, and opportunity to people across the Himalaya. The AHF opens doors to education and health care, builds stronger communities, and works in a way that respects both tradition and innovation.
 

Dolma Ling Nunnery

As part of our philanthropic endeavors, we are proud supporters of the Tibetan Nuns Project at the Dolma Ling Nunnery & Institute in Dharamsala, northern India. The Tibetan Nuns Project provides education and support to refugee nuns from Tibet and to nuns from the Himalayan regions of India.
 

High Atlas Foundation

The High Atlas Foundation (HAF) empowers Moroccan communities through sustainable development. Focused on education, women’s empowerment, and environmental stewardship, HAF fosters local leadership to drive impactful change. From planting trees to building schools, their initiatives improve livelihoods while preserving cultural heritage, creating lasting opportunities for underserved rural and urban populations.
 

Preserve Alaska

The Alaska Conservation Foundation is the only public foundation solely dedicated to conservation in Alaska. The ACF’s vision is for an inspiring Alaska that is naturally thriving, biologically and culturally diverse, rich in wildlands, bountiful in terrestrial and marine life, sustainable in its economic development and thoughtfully protected—forever. MT Sobek supports the ACF by sharing their mission and vision with generations of adventure travelers.

National Park Foundation

As the official nonprofit partner of the National Park Service, the National Park Foundation generates private support and builds strategic partnerships to protect and enhance America’s national parks for present and future generations. We are proud to support the National Park Foundation to help sustain over 400 national parks in the USA, preserving 85 million acres of the world’s most treasured landscapes, ecosystems, and historical sites. 

National Park Service

MT Sobek is proud to be an authorized concessionaire of the National Park Service and a permitted outfitter under the National Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. We always follow Leave No Trace principles and seek to drive awareness of fragile ecosystems to help support their long-term sustainability.
 

Western Rivers Conservancy

MT Sobek is proud to support Western Rivers Conservancy, an organization dedicated to protecting and preserving the vital rivers of the American West. With a shared passion for safeguarding the natural world, MT Sobek aligns with WRC’s mission to conserve critical habitats, secure public access to waterways, and ensure the sustainability of these lifelines for future generations. Together we’re working to make a meaningful impact on the preservation of our rivers.
 

Alianza Cero Basura

Alianza Cero Basura offers innovative solutions for sustainable living in Baja California Sur. It promotes waste reduction, recycling, and environmental education, providing tools and resources to empower communities. By fostering collaboration and eco-conscious practices, the hub inspires impactful change toward a zero-waste future.
 

Adventure Travel Conservation Fund

MT Sobek is proud to be a member of the Adventure Travel Conservation Fund (ATCF), an international nonprofit focused on funding on-the-ground conservation projects around the world. The ATCF is committed to protecting wild destinations and provides members in the travel and outdoor industry an avenue to directly advance critical projects that protect people, species, cultures, and places.
 

Ride 4 a Woman

We are proud to support Ride 4 a Woman, a charitable organization that empowers the women of Bwindi, Uganda More than 300 women from 11 villages now use or work at the Ride 4 a Woman community center, where they can learn to pedal sew, weave baskets, dance, sing and drum; learning new skills, making a living and making it possible for their children to gain an education.
 

Community Rhino Conservation Initiative

We are proud to support the Community Rhino Conservation Initiative to help benefit the communities and wildlife of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. The CRCI has re-introduced rhino to this part of Zimbabwe in a highly secure and sustainable way to eventually accommodate a viable population of free roaming black and white rhino.

Exito Planet Care Ambassador Carbon Offsetting

We are proud to work with Exito travel to book flights for our guests. Exito is a Planet Care Ambassador, committed to taking concrete steps to minimize travelers’ flight impacts on the environment by fully offsetting carbon emissions.