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Intrepid Travel has launched a new range of Premium Walking and Trekking trips, designed for travellers seeking a more comfortable yet adventurous way to experience some of the world’s most iconic hiking trails.

Led by Intrepid’s most experienced local guides, these Premium trips offer the company’s highest level of comfort, featuring handpicked accommodation, elevated service, and outstanding included experiences.

Spanning five continents and lasting between three and nine days, the ten new itineraries include unforgettable hikes in destinations such as Italy, Madeira, Vietnam, Nepal, Morocco, Peru, Jordan, and the United States.

This new collection combines rewarding day hikes with elevated experiences to meet growing demand for high-end active travel. Whether it’s trekking through Vietnam’s Sapa region followed by relaxation at an eco-retreat, exploring Morocco’s Tiziane Valley with stunning Atlas Mountain views from a boutique hotel, or completing the Inca Trail before enjoying farm-to-table dining in Cusco, each journey offers memorable moments on and off the trail.

Erica Kritikides, General Manager of Experiences at Intrepid Travel, said the new range suits travellers “eager to take on iconic trails, yet who value comfort and appreciate the unique experiences that make these adventures truly special.”

The new trips include:

  • Premium Walking and Hiking in Vietnam (9 days): Wander through the lush valleys and rice terraces of Northern Vietnam, passing limestone peaks, bamboo groves and peaceful hamlets surrounded by rice terraces. Enjoy feature stays in two of the highest regarded eco-resorts in the country.
  • Premium Hiking and Trekking in Morocco (9 days): Stay in a captivating riad in Marrakech before hiking through the Tiziane Valley in the High Atlas Mountains and coastal Essaouira where you’ll hike along cliffs, sand dunes and shorelines and enjoy local picnics with a view.
  • Premium Hiking and Trekking in Nepal's Annapurna Region (8 days): Stay in the best quality trekking lodges in Nepal as you experience the awe-inspiring Annapurna Mountain range, passing through rural villages and crossing suspension bridges dotted with prayer flags.
  • Premium Walking and Hiking in Madeira (6 days): Hike to Pico Ruivo, the highest point of the archipelago for views of the island’s volcanic landscapes and beautiful beaches. After a day of hiking, you’ll be treated to local produce and seafood feasts, as well as a trip to a local winery to enjoy Madeira’s famous wine.
  • Premium Walking and Hiking on Italy’s Amalfi Coast (7 days): Hike up Italy’s legendary volcano and take in sweeping coastal views over the Adriatic on the Path of the Gods. Fuel each day with local Italian cuisine as you enjoy the best of the Amalfi Coast.
  • Premium Walking and Trekking in the Dolomites (6 days): Stay in a boutique locally-run hotel in the heart of the Dolomites, hiking beneath its jagged peaks as you enjoy the stunning mountain paths of the Tre Cime de Lavaredo hike and the lakeside walks around Lake Federa.
  • Premium Walking and Hiking in Peru (7 days): Day hike on the legendary Inca Trail, finishing at the famed Sun Gate of Machu Picchu, while staying at boutique hotels and enjoying some of the best local food the region has to offer.
  • Premium Walking and Hiking in Jordan (7 days): From luxury desert camps to a stunning eco-lodge, hike through the dramatically rugged and deserted beauty of Jordan's unique Dana Biosphere Reserve and the legendary Petra, while enjoying the best of Jordanian food, wine and hospitality.
  • Premium Hiking in the Grand Canyon (3 days): Hike the best trails in the Grand Canyon while staying in the legendary El Tovar Hotel on the South Rim.
  • Premium Walking and Hiking in Yellowstone (5 days): Enjoy breathtaking mountain scenery, spectacular geysers, and wildlife viewing while staying in a comfortable hotel just moments from the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.

For more information on Intrepid’s Premium Walking and Trekking trips click here.

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