The Southern France canoe and culture trip takes you to the Dordogne River. On the banks of the river you will find medieval castles, idyllic villages, as well as stalactite caves and water gardens. We will spend a week of the ten days of the trip canoeing. The pace is slow and we will only travel up to twenty kilometers per day, taking in the sights and enjoying the local environment - yet in total we will canoe 120 km along one of the most beautiful rivers in France.

A hiking trip in Iceland will take you to the end of the world, far from civilization, to the Westfjords. There is a high probability of encountering arctic foxes in the tundra landscape there, and puffins on the cliffs by the shore. We will hike on the Hornstrandir Peninsula - a place where there is no road and can only be reached by boat. On the hike, we will only pass a few small villages, which are also only inhabited in the summer. This hike is a good option for those looking for wilder and more remote trails.

The Japan hiking tour takes us to two pilgrimage routes on the Kii Peninsula: Kōyasan chōishi-michi and Kumano Kodō Nakahechi. The first of these is a path surrounded by stupas on Mount Kōya - the temples there are the source of Shingon Buddhism. The second, Nakahechi, connects the most important holy sites in the Kii mountains. Since this 70-kilometer mountain road has been traveled by many emperors and nobles since the 10th century, it is also called the Imperial Trail.