Overall, a brilliant trip. Absolutely stunning mountain environments, (if you like the TMB but want a quieter alternative, you'll love this). The
right amount of challenging, a wonderful team of people, and good food to power us on each day. You'll need to be prepared for a bit of very simple communal living in the mountain huts, but it's 100% worth it.

Really enjoyed the walking, although for me the level was challenging. Some parts are very steep - not helped by the hot summer. But it's magnificent scenery, and Ohrid is lovely too.

I am so happy that I did this adventure because it proved to me what I'm capable of and I feel like the sky is the limit now and I can't wait to join many more adventures!

This trek lives up to KE's description as being less busy than the TMB. Superb scenery amongst rugged mountains. All the huts are in super locations with great views and the opportunity to stay at the hospice at the Grand St Bernard col at the end of the tour offers a different experience.

Excellent service and support, a very enjoyable experience.

If you are curious about mountaineering, this is a great training trip.

A fantastic, scenic, tough hike through the Grand Paradiso mountain range staying in great mountain refuges led by our superb guide Mark Charlton. A wonderful holiday.

The walks were interesting and fairly challenging with some scrambles and a few short sections of chains to help pull you up. On good weather days the views were stunning. On wet days, prepare to deal with boggy conditions! We had more than the usual amount of wet days I think, but I still enjoyed every minute and the views we saw were certainly worth the effort.

We had a great guide whose love for the place was infectious and kept us in good spirits even on the wettest days, and showed us the breadth and beauty of the landscape and culture.

The overall experience was amazing - beautiful remote walking and good days out . Quality of camping equipment was good and the crew took good care of us.

I did this hike as part of a longer holiday in Georgia, including a bike tour and some of my own travel. I have fallen in love with Georgia and the hike was everything I hoped for as part of this. Scenic mountains, lush wildflowers, friendly people who are so proud of their country with its eventful history. Konstantin and the whole support crew looked after us really well and we were privileged to visit some of the remoter parts of Georgia.

Amazing holiday, incredible mountain scenery, fantastic culturally, wonderful Islamic architecture & all really well organised!

A spectacular range of jagged limestone peaks and plunging gorges, often draped in low clouds from the Bay of Biscay marine inversion. Real eye candy for mountain lovers. Moreover, it is a unique experience, as the absence of conifers gives the Picos an aspect unlike any high mountains in Europe, or for that matter, any high mountains in the north temperate or boreal regions. Highly recommended for all fit enough to tackle the terrain.

If you want to trek somewhere that feels untouched, this is the trek for you. Often there are no paths, the only people you see are your crew and a couple of shepherds and the scenery is stunning. Beautiful wild flower meadows, crystal clear rivers (that you have to wade across multiple times!) and amazing passes with views of the snowy Tien Shan. I can't recommend highly enough.

My friend and I had the trip of our lives. Constantly changing scenery; experienced, knowledgeable and fun guides, excellent accommodation (cannot rate my decision for buying single supplement highly enough!) - the list goes on. We both got what we wanted from the trip (elephants and hippos for her; the red dunes of Sossusvlei and loads of giraffes for me). I'd recommend you go just for the sunsets.