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Self-guided

Hiking

lvl. 2 to 3
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Our trip

  • A full exploration of the French Riviera's most spectacular natural landscapes via its finest hiking trails

  • Discover the Calanques National Park and Port-Cros National Park

  • Explore the Estérel Massif and the stunning Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat Peninsula

  • A fully car-free itinerary is possible

"Mon Roadbook" app is available for this trip.
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Starting in Marseille, the route quickly enters the Calanques National Park, where limestone cliffs, turquoise coves and open sea views define some of the most striking scenery in southern France. The journey continues to the island landscapes of Port-Cros National Park, France's first marine national park. Further east, the coastal paths around Cap Lardier and Cap Taillat pass through quiet beaches, Mediterranean scrubland and vineyards. As the route unfolds, you discover the red volcanic rocks of the Estérel Massif, the coastal towns of the French Riviera and the village of Saint-Tropez. Combining coastal walking, cultural visits and time to relax, this itinerary offers a varied journey along one of Europe's most appealing coastlines.

Your travel options

Hotel Standart accommodation Février à mi-juin et mi-septembre à Décembre

Hotel Standart accommodation Février à mi-juin et mi-septembre à Décembre

Private vehicle From 1080 €* Book / Enquire Devis
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Itinerary

Level 2: An average of 4 to 5 hours of hiking per day on a well-marked hilly path or trail.

Level 3: An average of 4 to 5 hours of hiking per day on well-marked trails and/or 600 to 800 meters of vertical gain, and/or distances up to 15 kilometers.
Hiking : a relatively accessible activity, hiking offers the opportunity to explore a country or a region up close, on foot, and to meet and mingle with the locals. On a traverse or loop, whatever your skill level, embark on one of our through-hikes to immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the great outdoors.
Mon Roadbook app: designed for the self-guided trips, "Mon Roadbook" travel assistant guides you throughout your journey via a mobile application to download on your smartphone.
Duration : 10 days
Luggage transfers : Portage intégral
Lodging : Hotel
Guiding : Sans guide
Group : Minimum 1 person
Season : Février à mi-juin et mi-septembre à Décembre

Day by day

Day 1

Welcome to Marseille

Lodging : hotel. Meals not included.
Welcome to Marseille, France's oldest city and the vibrant gateway to the Calanques National Park. After settling into your hotel, take time to explore this lively Mediterranean port, where centuries of history sit alongside a dynamic contemporary culture.
Stretch your legs on a scenic walk through some of the city's most distinctive neighbourhoods, climbing to the basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde for sweeping views over the Old Port, the Frioul Islands and the Mediterranean. Alternatively, wander the colourful streets of Le Panier, Marseille's oldest quarter, and explore its museums, cafés and artisan boutiques while soaking up the city's character.
If time permits, head into the Marseilleveyre massif, where the first limestone ridges of the Calanques rise above the sea. It offers a great introduction to the landscapes ahead-or simply add an extra night to enjoy both Marseille and the Calanques at a more relaxed pace.

Extend your journey in Provence
If you have a little more time, Provence offers plenty of opportunities for exploration. Discover the limestone landscapes of the Alpilles and the hilltop village of Les Baux-de-Provence, stroll the historic streets of Avignon, or head further afield to Mont Ventoux, the vineyards and villages of the Luberon, or the turquoise waters of the Verdon Gorge. From the antique markets of L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue to the spring at Fontaine-de-Vaucluse and the villages of Gordes and Apt, every corner of Provence invites discovery.


Day 2

Calanques National Park

Distance : 8 to 13 km (5 to 8 mi.) - Ascent : 480 to 600 m (1,575 to 1,970 ft). Descent : 480 to 600 m (1,575 to 1,970 ft). 2.45 to 5 hrs of hiking.
Lodging : hotel. Included meals : breakfast. Meals not included : lunch, dinner. Transfer : About 45mn.
Hike in the Calanques National Park between Cassis and Marseille, where white limestone cliffs rise above the Mediterranean and narrow inlets cut into the coastline. Follow coastal trails through fragrant scrubland, crossing valleys shaped by wind and sea. The calanques of Sormiou, Morgiou and Sugiton lie on the Marseille side of the park, while En-Vau, Port-Pin and Port-Miou are closer to Cassis. These areas offer a variety of walking routes, with opportunities for swimming in clear Mediterranean waters.
If travelling by public transport, take the train to Cassis and follow the coastal path from Port-Miou towards Port-Pin and Pointe de la Cacau. If travelling by car, you may start from the Luminy campus, one of the main access points to the park, or drive directly to Cassis and begin your walk from the harbour.

Sormiou, Morgiou and Sugiton are among the most visited areas of the park, while the Devenson cliffs offer wider views over the Mediterranean. You may wish to add an extra night to explore the area at a more relaxed pace.


Day 3

Giens Peninsula

Distance : 7 to 9 km ( 4,3 to 5,6 mi.) - Ascent : 120 to 215 m (394 to 705 ft). Descent : 120 to 215 m (394 to 705 ft). 3 to 3.5 hrs of hiking.
Lodging : hotel. Included meals : breakfast. Meals not included : lunch, dinner. Transfer : About 1h15.
Transfer by train or vehicle to Hyères, a coastal town known for its salt marshes, sandy beaches and relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. Nearby, the Giens Peninsula is a striking stretch of land covered in pine forest and low Mediterranean scrub, connected to the mainland by a rare double tombolo, a natural feature unique in France.
Today's walk follows sections of the coastal path through a varied landscape of pine woods, evergreen oak and open scrubland. The trail then continues along rugged cliffs above clear Mediterranean waters, offering wide coastal views throughout.
Two nights in Hyères-les-Palmiers.
Day 4

Port-Cros National Park

Distance : 12 to 15 km (7,5 to 9,3 mi) - Ascent : 50 to 370 m (164 to 1,214 ft). Descent : 50 to 370 m (164 to 1,214 ft). 4.5 hrs of hiking.
Lodging : hotel. Included meals : breakfast. Meals not included : lunch, dinner. Transfer : 1-hour boat ride.
Today, discover Port-Cros, a protected island at the heart of the Îles d'Or archipelago and home to one of Europe's oldest marine national parks. From the small harbour, overlooked by historic forts, the island already feels a world away from the mainland. Walking trails cross a varied landscape of dense Mediterranean woodland, rocky slopes and coastal viewpoints, leading to some of Port-Cros's most beautiful sites, including the crystal-clear waters of Plage de la Palud, the secluded cove of Port-Man and the island's quieter southern shoreline. Throughout the walk, wide views open across the surrounding islands and the open Mediterranean. The boat crossings to and from the island are an integral part of the day, offering a scenic journey through the clear waters of this protected archipelago.

Optional extensions
If you would like to extend your stay, explore the nearby salt marshes on foot or take a boat to Porquerolles, the largest of the Hyères Islands. Known for its sandy beaches, clear waters and extensive network of cycling paths, the island has a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. Its small village is ideal for a stroll, while the rest of the island is best explored by bike, following tracks through vineyards, pine forests and secluded coves.
An extra night in the Hyères area allows more time to enjoy this beautiful stretch of coastline at a slower pace.


Day 5

Cap Taillat, Cap Lardier (Saint-Tropez) or Rastel d'Agay

Distance : 7,8 to 15 km (4,8 to 9,3 mi.) - Ascent : 280 to 400 m (919 to 1,312 ft). Descent : 280 to 400 m ( 919 to 1,312 ft). 3 to 5 hrs of hiking.
Lodging : hotel. Included meals : breakfast. Meals not included : lunch, dinner. Transfer : About 2 hrs.
For those travelling by car, today offers the opportunity to explore the Saint-Tropez Peninsula. The coastal trail between Cap Taillat and Cap Lardier is one of the highlights of the region, crossing a largely unspoilt stretch of coastline. The route passes hidden coves, sandy beaches, wooded valleys and vineyards, with uninterrupted views over the Mediterranean and plenty of opportunities for a refreshing swim.
If travelling by public transport, take the train from Hyères to Agay. After spending some time by the bay and its sandy beach, continue on foot to the summit of Rastel d'Agay (270 m / 886 ft). This short climb provides an excellent introduction to the Estérel Massif, rewarding you with sweeping views over the Mediterranean and the distinctive red volcanic rocks of the coastline.
Two nights in Agay Bay or Saint-Raphaël, depending on the season.
Day 6

Coastal walk from Agay to Saint-Raphaël

Distance : 8 to 15 km (5 to 9,3 mi.) - Ascent : 100 m (328 ft). Descent : 100 m (328 ft). 3 to 5 hrs of hiking.
Lodging : hotel. Included meals : breakfast. Meals not included : lunch, dinner.
The Dramont Loop offers an excellent introduction to this spectacular stretch of the Côte d'Azur. Following sections of the Sentier des Douaniers, the coastal path winds past secluded coves, rocky inlets and the clear waters of the Mediterranean before reaching Cap du Dramont, a striking headland of red volcanic rock overlooking the sea. From here, the route continues through a changing landscape of sandy beaches, rocky shoreline and coastal paths shaped by the distinctive colours of the Estérel Massif. Along the way, small offshore islets and quiet beaches provide plenty of opportunities to pause and enjoy the scenery. The coastline gradually softens as you approach the harbour of Saint-Raphaël.
Return by local train or bus, depending on your preferred pace.
Day 7

Estérel and Nice

Distance : 12 km (7.5 mi.) - Ascent : 550 m (1,804 ft). Descent : 550 m (1,804 ft). 4,5 to 5 hrs of hiking.
Lodging : hotel. Included meals : breakfast. Meals not included : lunch, dinner. Transfer : About 30 mn.
Discover the Estérel Massif on foot before continuing to the French Riviera and Nice. Rising above the Mediterranean, this volcanic landscape is known for its striking red and ochre rock formations, which contrast with the deep blue sea below.
If travelling by public transport, today is a transfer day to Nice. Take the train, check into your hotel and enjoy time exploring this lively Mediterranean city. If you wish to spend more time on the trails, we recommend adding an extra night in Saint-Raphaël to further explore the Estérel Massif.
If travelling by car, follow the Corniche d'Or, one of the most scenic coastal roads in France, with wide views over the coastline and the sea. Along the way, you may choose to hike to the summit of Cap Roux, which offers sweeping views across the coast and, on clear days, towards the Mercantour mountains.
Three nights in Nice.

For a quieter base, you may also choose to stay in Beaulieu-sur-Mer or Menton, both offering easy access to coastal walks and local sightseeing.


Day 8

Beaulieu-sur-mer, Saint-Jean-cap-Ferrat, Villefranche-sur-mer

Distance : 12 km (7.5 mi.) - Ascent : 280 to 400 m. Descent : 280 to 400 m. 3.5 to 5.30 hrs of hiking.
Lodging : hotel. Included meals : breakfast. Meals not included : lunch, dinner. Transfer : About 30 mn.
From Nice, take a local bus to Beaulieu-sur-Mer. Today, explore the Cap Ferrat peninsula, following sections of the coastal path between Beaulieu and Villefranche-sur-Mer, with the option to continue on foot back towards Nice along the waterfront. This is a flexible day, combining coastal walking with cultural visits. You can follow well-maintained paths just above the sea, or visit Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild, known for its gardens overlooking the Mediterranean. Return to your hotel in Nice for a second night. 

 

Day 9

Eze and La Turbie villages

Distance : 5 to 8 km (3 to 5 mi.) - Ascent : 350 m (1,148 ft). Descent : 350 to 700 m (1,148 to 2,297 ft). 5 hrs visits included of hiking.
Lodging : hotel. Included meals : breakfast. Meals not included : lunch, dinner. Transfer : 30 mn-bus ride.
This final day is dedicated to exploring two highlights of the French Riviera: Èze and La Turbie. Depending on your preference, you can enjoy a panoramic hike finishing by the sea via the Nietzsche Path, or opt for a more relaxed cultural visit. Perched above the Mediterranean, Èze is a hilltop village known for its narrow cobbled streets, stone houses and sweeping coastal views. It also features an exotic garden and several traditional perfume workshops that you may wish to visit. Nearby, La Turbie is home to the Trophy of Augustus, a Roman monument overlooking the Principality of Monaco. From here, the views extend across the coastline and out to sea, with Monaco lying directly below.

 


Day 10

Goodbye France!

Included meals : breakfast. Meals not included : lunch, dinner.
Last breakfast before heading out Enjoy your last breakfast before checking out. Take the time to explore Nice before heading off.

If you wish to arrive earlier or extend your stay, it's essential to book your accommodation in advance. We can arrange one or more extra nights at one of our partner hotels. Just ask !

If you would like to extend your stay, several options are available along the French Riviera. Visit the gardens of Menton, explore Villa Kérylos and Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, or stop in Roquebrune, a hilltop village known for its historic streets and ancient olive tree. Inland, the hills above the coast offer a quieter atmosphere, with walking opportunities around Vence, Tourrettes-sur-Loup or Saint-Jeannet.
The active times are given as an indication and may vary depending on several elements (eg. weather conditions, terrain, etc.). Transfer times may also vary depending on road and traffic conditions. If necessary (eg: weather conditions, decision of local authorities, etc.), we may also be required to adapt the program for the smooth running of your trip and in the interest of the participants.

Pricing

Prices (incl. taxes) from september to december 2026

Hotel Standart accommodation
Price per person		Private vehiclePublic transportation
Low seasonPeak seasonLow seasonPeak season
1 person 1 single room1965 €2305 €2085 €2425 €
2 people 1 double room1095 €1295 €1220 €1415 €
3 people 1 single room, 1 double room1365 €1605 €1485 €1735 €
4 people 2 double rooms1080 €1275 €1205 €1395 €
5 people 1 single room, 2 double rooms1260 €1480 €1380 €1605 €
6 people 3 double rooms1080 €1275 €1205 €1395 €
  • Low season : From 01 October 2026 to 10 December 2026
  • Peak season : From 15 September 2026 to 30 September 2026

Pricing

The price includes / does not include

The price includes:
- Accommodation as described.
- Breakfasts from Day 2 to Day 10.
- Train journeys (Days 2, 3, 5 and 7) if you have chosen the "low-carbon travel" option.
- The roadbook (as well as a map and reservation vouchers) for a 2-to-4-person group.
- Access to the new mobile phone application (including GPS guidance).
- In case of emergency, a 24/7 French-speaking hotline.
- Tourist taxes.

The price doesn't include:
- Transport to the meeting point (Marseille) and from the end point (Nice, Beaulieu-sur-Mer or Menton).
- Lunches and dinners.
- Insurance for trip cancellation/interruption, lost/stolen baggage, or assistance.
- Everything not described as "included".

Your personal expenses :
- Lunches and dinners.
- Car travel costs if you have chosen the "own vehicle" option.
- Local bus journeys (Days 1, 3, 8 and 9, approx. €15 per person).
- Possible parking fees and tolls.
- Ferry crossing between Hyères and Port-Cros return trip (€21 to €24 depending on the season).
- Entrance fees to monuments and museums.
- Drinks, tips and personal expenses.
 

Currencies

France is part of the Euro zone. You may find ATMs easily in the main cities and towns.
Better to have cash in the most remote areas to purchase extras (ex.: for drinks). Huts do not always accept credit cards.
Exchange rate

 

Access

Access

You are expected at your accommodation in Marseille between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM.

You may leave your luggage at the hotel's luggage storage facility at any time during the day.

- By Train
Arrive at Marseille Saint-Charles Railway Station, then take Metro Line M1 to Vieux-Port station.
Marseille is served by frequent high-speed trains (TGV) from and to many destinations throughout France. For schedules and tickets, visit the SNCF website.

- By Car
Driving directions are available via ViaMichelin.
Parking in Marseille is limited to paid parking facilities, and advance reservations are strongly recommended. Expect to pay approximately €30 per day.

- By Air
Fly into Marseille Provence Airport, then take the airport shuttle bus to Vieux-Port. Shuttles run approximately every 15 minutes, and the journey takes about 30 minutes.
For schedules and additional information, please visit the Marseille Provence Airport website.

During your trip

Travel documents

We provide you a guidebook in English and 1 IGN  top tourisme map are sent to the first hotel.
We also provide an active off-line digital application, My Roadbook: It is first and foremost YOUR journey, containing all the information you need: your travel documents, your itinerary - you are guided from your starting point, during the ride, and to your accommodation -, GPS tracks, directions (geo-located photos).

Transfers

Two travel options are available - please indicate your choice when booking:
Train and bus Option
Travel between hiking areas using regional trains and public buses. Train journeys on Days 2, 3, 5, and 7 are included in the trip price. Public bus tickets are not included and can be purchased locally.

Self-Drive Option
All transfers are made using your own vehicle. These transfers occur on most days of the trip. Fuel, tolls, parking fees, and other vehicle-related expenses are your responsibility.
Even if you choose this option, we encourage you to use public buses on Days 1, 8, and 9 whenever possible to help minimize your carbon footprint and reduce traffic in sensitive natural areas. 

Port-Cros Island Boat Crossings
Boat tickets to Port-Cros Island are not included and must be purchased locally or online. Sailings operate subject to weather conditions and may be canceled if sea conditions are unfavorable. We therefore recommend waiting until the day of departure before purchasing tickets.

Lodging

You will stay in a selection of comfortable hotels. All accommodation is on a twin, double basis.
- 7 nights in three-star hotels, and 2 nights in a charming hotel in double bedroom in Hyères.

If you are an odd number of participants and there is no triple room available, participants in a single room must add the "Single room" supplement to the price of the stay. The price indicated in the price list does not include this supplement, except on single travelers.

Single room: subject to availability at the time of your registration, you can book a single room with a supplement.
Single room and extra night on request.

Meals

Breakfasts are included and generally consist of pastries (pain au chocolat or croissants), fresh bread, fruit, yogurt, and cereals. Some accommodations also offer savory options such as cheese, ham, and eggs.
If you have any special dietary requirements, please let us know at the time of booking.

We have chosen not to include lunches and dinners in order to give you greater flexibility and freedom throughout your trip:
Dinner: a wide selection of restaurants is available nearby.
Lunch: you will find shops, grocery stores, markets, and bakeries in every village.


Luggage transfer

No luggage transfer service is provided on this trip. However, each day you will be able to hike with just a day pack, carrying only the items you need for the day.
If you are traveling by car, please do not leave luggage or valuables visible inside your vehicle. Whenever possible, we recommend storing your luggage at your hotel's luggage room or reception, as outlined in the itinerary.
If you choose the train-and-bus option, you will be responsible for carrying your luggage between overnight stops.

Itineraries

On self-guided trips, you are responsible for knowing how to read a map and use a compass. The roadbook we provide at the beginning offers a few additional details. For each stage, make sure you check the latest information on trail conditions; the manager at your accommodations should also be able to provide you with up-to-date information if you ask.
We also provide an active digital off line application with GPS Tracks and geo located photos.

What you need to know

- Calanques & Port-Cros Fire Risk Notice: From June 1 to September 30, access to certain natural areas may be regulated or temporarily restricted depending on weather conditions and wildfire risk.

- Estérel Fire Risk Notice: From June 20 to September 30, access to the Estérel Massif is subject to wildfire conditions and may be temporarily closed. It is therefore essential to check the daily wildfire risk map before setting out on any hike. 

- Swimming: Opportunities for swimming may be available on some days of the itinerary. Any swimming activities are undertaken at your own risk and under your own responsibility.

Required before leaving

Formalities

American, Canadian, Australian and British Travellers

Visa Requirements

  • No visa is required for American, Canadian, British or Australian citizens for stays of up to 90 days within the Schengen Area (France, Italy and Switzerland included).

Passport Requirements
Travellers must hold a passport that:

  • is valid upon entry, and
  • remains valid for at least 3 months beyond the planned departure date from the Schengen Area.

It is strongly recommended to ensure a minimum of 6 months' validity prior to expiration to avoid potential boarding refusals by airlines.

Asian Travellers - Visa-Exempt Countries

The following nationalities may enter the Schengen Area for tourist stays of up to 90 days without a visa :
Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong (HKSAR passport).

Entry conditions for these travellers are identical to those applicable to American or British nationals:

  • no visa required,
  • passport valid for at least 3 months beyond the planned departure date.

Asian Travellers - Visa-Required Countries

Travellers holding passports from China, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Pakistan, and other South and Southeast Asian countries must obtain a Schengen short-stay visa prior to travel, including for stays of less than 30 days.

  • Visa applications must be submitted to the relevant French, Swiss or Italian consular authorities in the traveller's country of residence. Processing times may vary.
  • Passports must be in good, undamaged condition (no tears, stains, staples, clips, or other alterations).
Important Notice:
The information above is provided for guidance only and may change according to decisions made by the French, Italian or Swiss authorities.
Please consult official sources before travelling. 

Health

Routine Vaccinations:
Travellers should ensure that their routine vaccinations are up to date, according to national guidelines :

  • Tetanus - diphtheria - pertussis (Tdap)
  • Measles - mumps - rubella (MMR)
  • Polio
  • Seasonal influenza
  • COVID-19

These vaccinations are generally recommended for all adults.

Altitude and Physical Effort
Our tours involves sustained daily effort and includes sections at moderate altitude. Travellers are advised to :

  • ensure they are in adequate physical condition,
  • consult a healthcare professional in case of medical conditions potentially affected by altitude or exertion,
  • bring all personal medication required for the entire duration of the trip.

Dentist and general physician:
We recommend a checkup with both before leaving on your trip.  

Food and Water Safety
In these area, tap water is safe to drink and hygiene standards are high.
Nonetheless:

  • wash hands regularly,
  • use a clean reusable water bottle,
  • avoid drinking untreated natural water sources without proper filtration or purification.

Getting ready

Physical fitness level 2

To take full advantage of your trip, make sure that you stay in good shape by walking or hiking at least twice per week (12km to 15km).

Physical fitness level 3

To take full advantage of your trip, make sure that you stay in good shape by walking or hiking least once per week (around 15km) on a trail with considerable vertical gain (250m/hr) or by participating in a moderately intense athletic activity for 1 to 1.5hrs.

Your first aid kit

It is recommended that you bring a small personal medical kit including your preferred painkillers, throat lozenges, plasters, strapping tape for blisters, etc. If you are taking regular medication you MUST bring those medicines with you PLUS an extra supply in case one pack is lost. If you have any allergies and/or take any medications, you MUST advise us when booking your trek! 

For the medication and pain relievers listed below, we recommend that you check with your doctor beforehand, adding what you need based on personal requirements and the specificity of your trip.

  • An analgesic.
  • An anti-inflammatory (pills or gels).
  • An anti-diarrheal tablets,
  • A disinfectant, band aids (several sizes), mole skin, sterile compresses, medical tape, Steri-Strips, non-stick bandages, and an elastic bandage.
  • An antiseptic.
  • Sunscreen and a burn cream.
  • Eye drops.
  • Other : survival blanket, scissors, 2 or 3 safety pins, a tick remover, a pair of latex gloves, earplugs.
  • Any personal medication.

Gear list

All of your belongings are divided between a backpack worn during the hike and a travel bag that you leave at the accommodation. 

Mountain boots with raised ankle protection and grips on the soles

In your rucksack (25/30 liters capacity)
Water bottle 1 L
Plate, cutlery, tumbler
Lavatory paper
Personal medicines (if you take any medication)
Cape or waterproof top (type GORE TEX)
Waterproof covering for rucksack (optional); otherwise, 1 large dustbin liner for putting inside your rucksack to keep your belongings dry.
Pullover or fleece
Energy bars
Sun-cream
Sunglasses
Hat or cap
Camera

In your other luggage
Toiletries
Light footwear for the evenings
Casual town clothes for the evenings
Tee shirts
Light trousers
Shorts
Another pullover or warm ‘fleece'

Safety

The Mont Blanc Experience promise

No region in the world is 100% safe and without danger.

Mont Blanc Experience keeps you informed and is fully transparent when it comes to the potential risks. We gather security risk information from multiple sources: in-house research, monitoring specialized websites, meetings with the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, "safety and security" trips in the field, constant contact with our regional specialists, local teams on the ground, and France's travel agency federation.

Nevertheless, it is important to keep in mind that we cannot make any decisions for you.

If there is a clear and elevated risk, we reserve the right to:

— Reinforce our guide team (for guided trips).
— Modify the itinerary for our tours.
— Place a tour or destination on hiatus for an extended period of time when we consider the level of risk to be too high.

Your safety and your enjoyment are our priority.