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Adventure Trips with Adventure Sherpas

 

Adventure Sherpas has been a leader in the Adventure Travel Industry since 1994. Our care for the environments and communities we travel to has defined our company and made us proud to travel the world with friends and clients.

We specialize in adventure trips for small groups to far away remote destinations -- such as Mongolia, Brazil, Greenland, and Vietnam. We create adventure tours in Italy and France, and we lead adventure kayaking trips in places such as the Bahamas, Kerala, and down the Ganges in India. How about sea kayaking among whales and their calves in Argentina? Or trekking along a tiny path to a monastery in the high mountains of Bhutan? Or paddling to an isolated beach in Brazil? Or sea kayaking among icebergs on a Greenland expedition? Or trekking to high terraced rice paddies in Vietnam or sea kayaking on Ha Long Bay, in the South China Sea? We live for adventure and search out the best destinations for Kayaking, Trekking, Rafting and Multisport Adventure Tours.

From Argentina to Greenland and beyond, we've been there, done that, and would love to have you come along!

Call us today at 1-866-774-3772 to speak to our friendly Travel experts about one of our many tours or just to say hi, we love sharing adventure stories and experiences.

Latest Travel Blogs

  • Paddling amongst the Icebergs in Greenland +

    Kim and I were a new couple then, so we hoped it wouldn’t be a deal breaker. But yes—I am a city woman, and my partner Kim is a burly guy who camps and paddles in the roughest conditions.  So ten days of paddling and rough camping -- far from all civilization, 590 km north of the Arctic Circle in Greenland -- would test us, for sure.  We were traveling with a group that Kim was guiding, which included both expert paddlers Read More
  • Hunting with Eagles, Riding like Ancient Heroes +

    They ride horses as if they were centaurs – one being, moving perfectly.  They use immense eagles to hunt.  They wear elaborate hats and parkas of rabbit and fox fur, and their faces are rugged and beautiful.  They are nomads who live in round felt gers (“yurts”) heated with wood.  Their traditional meats are lamb and horse.Legends tell us about fierce tribes who rode across Central Asia and hunted with eagles perched on their arms. Kazakhs are the tribes of the Read More
  • Paddling in Brazil +

    Brazil astonished me.  It wasn’t my first tropical country – I’ve spent lots of time in Vietnam and India.  But Brazil felt enchanted.  Blues and purples looked mysterious and deep, the air smelled fertile, and the birds squawked in rhythms I had never heard.  On the first day in Rio, we walked one or two blocks to the beach at Ipanema.  Remember the song? “Tall and tan and young and lovely, the girl from Ipanema goes walking…”  It’s a long beach Read More
  • Bhutan: Dream Life High in the Himalayas +

    1950s hope, floating in today’s sea of corruption and cynicism – that’s my impression of Bhutan. Surrounded by India and China, Bhutan makes my throat ache with the sincerity and risk of what they are trying to do. I hope they succeed, but I don’t know if anyone can pull it off. They want to do things right -- to manage westernization successfully and to control influences that do not agree with their culture. Their unique cultureseems naïve, straight-laced and absolutely exquisite Read More
  • India’s Ladakh - The Way Tibet Used To Be +

    Ladakh is eastern Kashmir -- but not really.  Yes, it’s officially part of the glamorous,  beautiful state high in the Himalayas. But while Kashmir’s culture comes from the Muslim traditions of India’s Mughal emperors, Ladakh is called “little Tibet.”  It’s where the Dalai Lama spends his summer vacation.  And while Kashmir’s politics are difficult and harsh, Ladakh is known to be a peaceful, quiet area with few people.Ladakh is wide, dry, rocky valleys between Himalayan mountain ranges.  The rocks and hillsides Read More
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