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Our mountaineering tours

Which mountain should we climb?

The possibilities are endless and we always recommend gaining some experience before tackling the peaks of the Himalayas, for example. A good place to start is Mt. Toubkal in Morocco, where you get a taste of what it's like to be above 3,000 metres and what it's like to hike up for days on end to finally reach your goal. This trip is arguably a challenging walking holiday.

Technically, it is also possible to climb Kilimanjaro, Mera Peak and Island Peak as a beginner, as the climbs themselves are not technically difficult. However, it's still a good idea to have a good idea of what the project entails. As mentioned, it is also the journey to the mountain itself that is challenging, and this is especially true in Nepal.

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Frequently asked questions about mountaineering

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A good beginner's peak is Mt. Toubkal in Morocco, where you get a taste of what it's like to be above 3,000m and what it's like to hike upwards for days on end to finally reach your goal.

Climbing a mountain is a big endeavour - it requires preparation and thoroughness. All climbs involve a risk that it's important to understand. This is where we recommend that you let us organise your mountain climb for you.

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