The cliffs of Arrábida rise above the ocean in massive walls, as if emerging directly from the turquoise waters of the Atlantic. The rock here is warm in color and alive in form — with pockets, ridges, and smooth flowing lines that invite movement. The surrounding landscapes turn every route into a dialogue between the rock, the body, and space. After climbing, the day naturally continues with an introduction to Portuguese cuisine: freshly grilled fish, aromatic caldeirada, or simple yet perfect bacalhau, enjoyed in a small seaside tavern to the sound of the waves.

Personal Technical Equipment

Shared Equipment

Clothing and Footwear

850 euros
+150 euros – if personal equipment rental is required for the entire program (harness, helmet, climbing shoes, belay device)

To participate, a prepayment of 300 euros is required. The remaining 550 euros is paid to the instructor on the first day of the program.

In case of cancellation, the prepayment is non-refundable but may be used toward other tours of equivalent value. If a participant leaves the program early, no recalculation is made and the prepayment is not refunded.

The number of participants is limited.
Maximum: 4 participants per instructor.


Program Cost

Rooms in a hotel / apartments / rented flat.
Amenities: kitchen, shower, toilet, workspace (if needed), and Wi-Fi. Optional washing machine.
Meals: breakfast and dinner are prepared together in the kitchen, lunch is a light snack.

Accommodation

To participate in the program, climbing insurance is required. All insurance recommendations will be sent later during the tour booking process.

Insurance

Arrival, check-in, safety briefing, knots, warm-up.

Day 1

First training day. Learning belaying in pairs for beginners. Introduction to the rock terrain.

Day 2

Second climbing day, working in pairs. Top-rope climbing.

Day 3

Rest day — may vary depending on the group and weather. Coastal trekking, city walk.

Day 4

Day 5

Participants’ projects: climbing sessions.

Day 6

Rest day depending on weather and group preferences.

Day 7

Day 8

Day 9

Rock climbing in Portugal, in the Arrábida National Park.

Arrábida Rock Climbing, Portugal

Climbing on Kalymnos is one of the best climbing destinations in Europe. The Greek island of Kalymnos is famous for its limestone cliffs with perfect holds, a huge number of established routes (from easy to extreme), and stunning views of the Aegean Sea. It combines sport, adventure, and Mediterranean relaxation, making Kalymnos ideal for both beginners and experienced climbers.

Personal Climbing Gear

€1250
+ €150 – if you need to rent personal equipment for the entire program (harness, helmet, climbing shoes, belay device).

To participate, a prepayment of €300 is required. The remaining €950 is paid directly to the instructor on the first day of the program.

In case of cancellation, the prepayment is non-refundable but can be used for other tours of equivalent value. If a participant leaves the program early, no recalculation is made, and the prepayment is non-refundable.

Number of participants is limited.
Maximum: 4 participants per instructor.

Hotel rooms / apartments / rented apartment.
Amenities: kitchen, shower, toilet, workspace (if needed) and Wi-Fi. Optional washing machine.
Meals: breakfast and dinner are prepared together in the kitchen, lunch is a snack.

Climbing insurance is required to participate in the program. All insurance recommendations will be provided later upon booking.

Arrival, check-in, safety techniques, knots, warm-up.

First day of training. Belay training for beginners. Getting familiar with the terrain.

Second day on the rocks, working in pairs. Top-rope climbing.

Rest day – may change depending on the group and weather.

Participant projects: rock climbing sessions.

Rest depending on weather and group preferences.

Climbing in Greece, on the island of Kalymnos.

Climbing Kalymnos, Greece

Discover a climber’s paradise in Geyikbayiri! Clean Mediterranean air, more than 800 routes for all difficulty levels, stunning landscapes, and a mild year-round climate make this an ideal destination for your next climbing adventure. Immerse yourself in adrenaline, nature, and new challenges among some of the best rock walls in Turkey.
After training sessions and photos at breathtaking heights, local cuisine awaits you: delicious kebabs, a variety of salads, fresh fish, famous sweets, and plenty of fruit. Turkish weekends have a special vibe that combines incredible climbing routes, the scent of the sea, juicy pomegranates, and wonderful people.

Camping equipment

Personal items

Personal technical equipment

Shared equipment

Clothing and footwear

820 € — accommodation in your own tent.
+100 € — local tent rental (subject to availability; tent, mattress, pillow, and blanket included).
+250 € — bungalow rental (subject to availability; accommodation from 2 participants).
+150 € — personal equipment rental for the entire program (harness, helmet, climbing shoes, belay device).

A prepayment of 300 € is required to participate. The remaining 520 € is paid to the instructor on the first day of the program.

In case of cancellation, the prepayment is non-refundable but can be used toward other tours of equal value. If a participant leaves the program early, no recalculation is made and the prepayment is not refunded.

The number of participants is limited.
Maximum: 4 participants per instructor.

Program price

1. Your own tent.
2. Bungalow (subject to availability; accommodation from 2 participants; +250 € to the program price; early booking is recommended).
3. On-site tent rental (subject to availability; tent, mattress, pillow, and blanket included; +100 € to the program price; early booking is recommended).
The campsite has a kitchen, showers, toilets, a washing machine (for an additional fee), workspaces (if needed), and Wi-Fi.

Accommodation options

Climbing insurance is required to participate in the program. All insurance recommendations will be sent after booking the tour.

Arrival, check-in at the campsite, safety briefing, knots practice, warm-up.

First training day. Belaying instruction in pairs for beginners. Introduction to the rock.

Rest day — may change depending on the group and weather.
Trip to the sea and a hike to an ancient city.

Participants’ projects and climbing sessions.

Rest day depending on weather conditions and group preferences.

Final training session and program wrap-up.

Rock climbing in Turkey, Geyikbayiri, near Antalya.

Rock Climbing in Geyikbayiri

Hiking in Madeira means walking along levadas and mountain trails with constant views of the ocean, waterfalls, and lush green valleys. Routes of varying difficulty are suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers, while the mild climate allows hiking year-round. It is a perfect combination of activity, wild nature, and deep mental reset.

Madeira is a place where movement and stillness naturally complement each other. Mornings often begin with yoga on a terrace overlooking the ocean or among the mountains, when the air is fresh and the sound of waves sets the rhythm of breathing. After that, we head out on hikes along levadas and mountain paths — through laurel forests, past waterfalls, and clouds slowly drifting between the peaks. On this tour, the body works while the mind rests — every step and every asana becomes a way to feel both the island and yourself more deeply. This is an ideal journey for travelers seeking not only new routes, but also inner balance.

Essential gear

Important personal items

Clothing

Footwear

1230 €.

Prepayment: 400 € to reserve a spot in the group.
The remaining amount (830 €) is paid to the team leader on the first day of the program.

The total amount of mandatory expenses not included in the price is approximately 200–300 € plus airfare.
Dinner in cafés costs approximately 20–25 € per meal.

In case of cancellation, the prepayment is non-refundable but can be used toward other tours of equal value.
If a participant leaves the program early, no recalculation is made and the prepayment is not refunded.

Accommodation in charming small towns across the island as well as in Madeira’s capital, Funchal. Rooms for 2–3 people. Hot water, Wi-Fi, sometimes laundry facilities, and breakfast included.

Breakfasts at the hotel — included.
Lunches (snacks taken with us on the route) — included.
Dinners in cafés — not included.

Meals

To participate in the program, you need insurance that covers mountain trekking in Portugal. All insurance recommendations will be sent after booking the tour.

Meeting at the airport at 16:00–17:00, transfer to another part of the island, hotel check-in, introductions, briefing, and dinner.

Day 1: Meeting at Funchal Airport

Calhau das Achadas is a wild and almost untouched coastline in northern Madeira, where the island reveals its raw and rugged beauty.

Day 2: Walk to Calhau das Achadas

The lava pools of Porto Moniz, the rocky arch of Ribeira da Janela, the mysterious Fanal Forest, the Levada of 25 Fontes, Risco Waterfall, transfer to Santana, hotel check-in.

Day 3: Porto Moniz – Ribeira da Janela – Fanal Forest – Levada of 25 Fontes

The highest peak of the island — Pico Ruivo (1862 m), and the open-air museum of Santana.

Day 4: Pico Ruivo

A scenic route through laurel forests and tunnels.

Day 5: Levada do Caldeirão Verde

Arco de São Jorge, the black sand beach of Seixal, São Vicente, Serra de Água, transfer to Funchal, hotel check-in.

Day 6: Seixal

The island’s capital — Funchal: botanical garden, traditional toboggan ride (optional), promenade, and city cable car.

Day 7: Funchal

Madeira’s second-highest peak — Pico do Areeiro (1818 m), and the spectacular Ponta de São Lourenço peninsula.

Day 8: Pico do Areeiro, Ponta de São Lourenço

Day 9: Program Closing

Movement in the mountains — silence in the mind

Hiking and Yoga in Madeira with Light Backpacks and Lodge Stays

Trekking in the Basque Country is a journey where mountains meet the ocean, and every step is filled with freedom and ancient legends. Narrow trails wind through green hills covered with emerald meadows and mist descending from the peaks of the Pyrenees. Stone Basque villages with red roofs, steep cliffs above the Atlantic, the sound of waves, and salty wind create the atmosphere of a true adventure. After a day on the trail, warm evenings await us — pintxos in small bars, sincere smiles of locals, and the feeling that you have become part of something real. This route stays with you for a long time — in your memories, your breath, and your heart.

Essential Gear

930 euros.

Deposit: 330 euros to reserve a spot in the group.
The remaining amount (600 euros) is paid to the team leader on the first day of the program.

In case of cancellation, the deposit is non-refundable, but it can be used to pay for other tours of equivalent value.
If a participant leaves the program early, no recalculation is made and the deposit is not refunded.

Program Price

Comfortable hotels, guesthouses, or apartments. Overnight stays in the cities of Bilbao, San Sebastián, Lekeitio, and Mundaka.

Meals are not included in the price.
Breakfasts are prepared together when possible if the apartment has a kitchen, or eaten in cafés.
Lunches (trail snacks we carry with us) are purchased together at a supermarket.
Dinners are eaten in cafés or cooked together if a kitchen is available.

To participate in the program, you need insurance that covers mountain trekking in Spain. All insurance recommendations will be sent later upon tour booking.

Ukrainian citizens do not need any additional documents to enter Spain other than a valid biometric passport. Before the trek, it is mandatory to arrange travel insurance and send a copy or photo of it to the guide.

Documents

Tickets are purchased after the group is confirmed; a copy must be sent to the team leader.

Tickets

Arrival, check-in, adaptation. Light walk around the city, introductions, dinner.

Day 1: Bilbao

City sightseeing: Guggenheim Museum, Monte Banderas, Casco Viejo old town, Plaza Nueva, Santiago Cathedral, Artxanda funicular.

Day 2: Bilbao

Trekking along the Bay of Biscay, World War II bunkers, circular route via Armintza. Optional swimming in the Atlantic. ~20 km, ↑↓ ~500 m.

Day 3: Bilbao → Plentzia → Gorliz Lighthouse

Transfer, walk along La Concha beach, ascent to Monte Urgull and Monte Igueldo. 8–10 km, ↑ ~300 m.

Day 4: Bilbao → San Sebastián

One of the most beautiful coastal treks in the Basque Country: ocean, cliffs, lighthouses. ~23 km, ↑↓ ~600 m.

Day 5: San Sebastián → Pasajes → Hondarribia

Exploring a fishing town, hiking along the ocean. Possible walk to San Nicolás Island during low tide. 10–12 km.

Day 6: San Sebastián → Lekeitio

Trekking to Gernika, the Gernika Oak, walk through the Oma Forest. ~20 km, ↑↓ ~500 m.

Day 7: Lekeitio → Gernika → Mundaka

Ascent to the symbol of the Basque Country — Mount Gorbea (1481 m). ~15 km, ↑↓ ~900 m.

Day 8: Monte Gorbea

Trek to the monastery on the rock (a filming location from Game of Thrones), evening program closing. ~20 km, ↑↓ ~400 m.

Day 9: San Juan de Gaztelugatxe

Return to Bilbao, end of the program. Optional continuation of travel in Spain.

Day 10: Mundaka → Bilbao

Trekking along the ocean and mountains of the Basque Country with light backpacks and overnight stays in hotels.

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