Multi Day activity information

What we provide

  • Experienced, qualified and local guides

  • Hiking poles

  • Food

  • Clean water

  • First aid kit (not including medication)

  • Backpack (when required)

  • Washing up gear

  • Cutlery

  • Tentage/swag/accommodation

  • Sleeping mat/mattress

  • Pillow

  • Cooking gear if required

  • Sun cream

  • Soaps (we carry special environmentally friendly soap)

  • Personal Location Beacon (when required)

What you need to pack

Clothing

  • Hiking shoes/boots/shoes (already warn in)

  • Climbing shoes if you have them or runners if you don’t (for climbing tours)

  • Light pants. Zip off pants are ideal.

  • Light long sleeved breathable shirts

  • Hat

  • Raincoat

  • Depending on the season, you may need some thermals, a fleece jumper as well as a beanie. Temperatures can get to 0 degrees in mid winter.

  • Sleeping bag/slip for warmer months

Toiletries

  • Toothpaste

  • Toothbrush

  • Personal sanitary items (please be aware that there are no rubbish bins at many/most of the locations so these must be hiked out and disposed of when returning to civilisation)

  • Lightweight and compact towel

Medication

  • We are not authorised to provide you with any medications so please bring along your own medication (such as painkillers) as well as other non standard first aid items if you believe you may require them at any stage.

Other

  1. Water bottle

  2. Camera

  3. Headlamp

  4. Recharging gear

  5. Consider packing some light thongs for the campsite and also a change of clothes if you would like to get changed at the end of the last day (it does feel nice to put on some clean clothes).

  6. Insect repellent

  7. Small plastic bags for wet clothes, personal rubbish or whatever else…they’re just handy to have