Private expeditions · est. 2014 · 41 countries
Go where themap runs out.
Twenty-two days across the Atacama, the Altiplano and the empty coast — one guide, one vehicle, no itinerary you didn’t choose. We handle the permits, the fuel caches and the satellite phone. You handle showing up.
01 — Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
Three days where
the sky is the ground.
We cross the salt at the tail of the wet season, when a film of water turns the entire plateau into a mirror. Camp is a heated dome, dinner is cooked by a chef who has done this crossing 60 times, and the nearest other group is four hours behind us.
02 — Paracas reserve, Peru
The coast nobody
drives.
Two hundred kilometres of protected shoreline with exactly one road track along the top of it. We run it north at first light, stop wherever the light is worth stopping for, and sleep in a lighthouse keeper’s cottage that appears on no booking site.
Field notes · selected expeditions, 2024–2026
Proof, one frame at a time.
Every one planned from scratch. We have never sold the same trip twice.
Standing relationships with park authorities in every region we operate.
The only metric we care about. The other 4% wanted a beach — we told them so.
The journey · how an expedition comes together
Six weeks of work. Twenty-two days of nothing to think about.
The long conversation
Ninety minutes, no forms. We find out what you actually want from the trip — silence, altitude, photographs, hardship, none of the above — and what you’re pretending to want.
Route & reconnaissance
Your guide walks or drives the route in the weeks before you arrive. Camps are re-scouted, fuel cached, permits filed. The itinerary you receive is the one that already exists on the ground.
Twenty-two days unplugged
Satellite comms for safety, a support vehicle for the things you forgot, and a guide who knows when to stop talking. Everything else is off the schedule by design.
2027 departures · four windows remain
Let’s plan something
you can’t Google.
Tell us the month you can disappear and roughly how far you’re willing to go. We’ll come back within three days with a route, a guide and an honest budget — or an honest no.