Active Adventure tours in Africa

Adventure is in our genes

We’ve been running our active adventures for over a decade, which means we know the best local suppliers and experts on the ground to give you an exciting and safe experience.

Experienced Leaders

Don’t know what a carabiner is? No problems! Our experienced local leaders and adventure enthusiasts can help show you the ropes while also showing you the sights.

Safety First

Whether it’s an included activity or an optional extra, we conduct safety assessments on all our activities to meet local standards as well as our own comprehensive safety policy. 

Learn New Skills

Discovering a new destination also means unlocking new skills, like horse riding, canyoneering or mountain biking. Our Active Adventures are uniquely designed to teach you something new (and make you an enthusiast too.)

Local Matters

We have close relationships with the communities we visit and always use local adventure providers on each of our trips. By choosing to travel with us, you also empower local communities.

Responsible Travel

We’re not going to ramble through the jungle in a 4x4 vehicle and we won’t ask you to ride an elephant. That’s just not us. We make sure our itineraries are designed in an environmentally friendly way.

Trek in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco

Walking through the Moroccan desert is a world away from the fanfare of Marrakesh’s Djemaa el-Fna, and yet full of surprises. After a heart-warming homestay in the dramatically located mountain town of Aroumd, lace up your hiking boots for an epic walk over the High Atlas Mountains. These stark and jagged landscapes are simply not done justice in pictures. In the afternoon, descend into the valley and find yourself in the instantly loveable fishing town of Essaouira, where some seaside r’n’r is in order.

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Safari in style on a mountain bike in South Africa

In wondrous, wine-country South Africa, the rigours of the trail are never without reward. Before retiring to an individually decorated, solar-powered wooden cabin by the sea, take part in a 10-kilometre (6.5-mile) mountain bike trail among antelopes, zebras and ostriches. Not into the dirt? There’s a smoother, easier option for those who like their cycling trails a little less rugged. The day ends in Cape Columbine Nature Reserve, a pretty bayside spot from which to sit by the fire and watch the sun set over the Atlantic.

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Ride a horse along the beach in Essaouira, Morocco

Morocco’s most iconic bohemian beach town is full of surprises, from its aromatic backstreets to its seaside fortifications complete with 18^th-century cannons. But it’s not every day you get to ride a horse in the spray of the Atlantic Ocean. Saddle up at the Ranch de Diabat and set off across the dunes to find the house of the Black Sultan, skirt the shoreline of Diabat with views of Mogador and its Portuguese castle, and finish with a detour into mimosa-filled forest.

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Hike the weird and wonderful trails of Madagascar

Quirky, friendly and French-infused, Madagascar is East African adventure that’s a little left of field. Trek past mimosas and palms and bizarre boabs; spot lizards and chameleons and a massive array of different lemurs; tackle everything from canyons to rice fields to eucalypt forest; be greeted by Barabory folk in small villages; and see the old-school woodcarving trade of Zafimaniry folk in action. The hiking here is like nothing else on earth.

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