ACTIVITY RATING
Designed for those seeking a leisurely and relaxed pace, these trips are perfect for all fitness levels. Activities may include light walking, cultural tours, or wildlife observation with minimal physical exertion. An example could be an easygoing cultural tour that involves gentle walks through historic sites and immersive experiences without strenuous activities.
Ideal for participants with a moderate level of fitness, moderate adventures include activities that may require a bit more exertion. This could involve trekking on well-defined trails, moderate cycling, or wildlife safaris that include some walking. For example, a moderate-level trek might include longer distances or varied terrain, requiring participants to be comfortable with more physical activity.
Suited for those with a high fitness level, tough adventures involve challenging activities such as trekking in rugged terrain, technical climbs, or extended cycling expeditions. An example could be a tough trek that includes long daily distances, varied terrain, and challenging conditions, requiring participants to be physically prepared for sustained effort.
Geared towards experienced adventurers seeking a high level of physical challenge, these trips involve demanding activities. This could include advanced trekking, technical climbing, or extended periods of kayaking in challenging waters. For example, a challenging trek might involve high-altitude ascents, difficult terrain, and long hours of walking, requiring participants to be in excellent physical condition.
Reserved for the most seasoned and physically fit adventurers, extreme intensity trips involve highly demanding activities. This could include extreme trekking in remote and challenging environments, technical climbing at advanced levels, or intense multi-day endurance events. An example might be an extreme trek that includes challenging terrain, high-altitude passes, and long days of strenuous activity, demanding participants to be in peak physical and mental condition.