Our official (and PC) motto is “Adventure is a Mindset”. But, as time has gone on, a more colloquial version has come into being. “Doing cool shit with cool people” That’s really what it’s all about! We love the outdoors. Whether it’s in the woods, on the mountains, under the ocean, in the arctic, in...Read More

Let’s stop pretending: something will go wrong on your expedition. It might be minor, it might be major, but it’s coming. Whether it’s weather, injury, illness, broken kit, or someone just mentally checking out—sooner or later, something will go sideways. That’s part of it. Expeditions aren’t controlled environments. They’re not curated experiences with safety nets...Read More

You want to know what makes an expedition run smoothly? It’s not the route, or the kit, or the guide (though those help). It’s the people. And more specifically, how they behave when things get tough. If you’re heading out on expedition, one of the most useful things you can do is be someone the...Read More

Everyone talks about getting physically fit for an expedition. Fair enough—it matters. But your legs won’t get you through the tough bits unless your head’s on straight. Expedition life is just as much mental as it is physical. Probably more. You don’t need to be a Navy SEAL. But if you can’t stay calm when...Read More

Expeditions aren’t for everyone—and that’s fine. It doesn’t make you weak, or lazy, or boring. It just means you’re better off doing something else with your time. What’s not fine is signing up and turning into dead weight halfway through because you didn’t understand what you were getting into. So let’s be clear: here’s who...Read More

Firstly, you need to ask yourself if you really want to do it. There’s no point in committing to an arduous trip unless you’re really up for it. You don’t want to be several days into the jungle and then realise you don’t want to be there. Expeditions by their very nature are in remote...Read More

People hear the word “expedition” and picture adventure. Jungle canopies, epic sunrises, hammocks slung between trees. And yeah, those moments exist. But they’re just the highlights. What most of the trip looks like is this: you wake up, you pack up, you get moving, and you keep moving—sometimes for hours. Then you do it again...Read More

Let’s be clear: expeditions aren’t glamorous. You’ll be tired, wet, uncomfortable, and probably carrying a pack that feels far too heavy by the second day. You’ll be away from all the nice things in life—no phone signal, no soft bed, no decent toilet. So, why do it? Because it’s real. Because it strips everything back...Read More