There is no better way to explore our planet than through the medium of sport, whether it be sailing, skiing, climbing, hiking, or a combination of them all. Since 2016 we have been developing and leading adventures bespoke to our clients, including you in the planning process to guarantee we deliver the trip you want. At all times, you will be led by experienced and qualified professionals in their field. Skippers hold an RYA/MCA commercially endorsed yacht master ticket as a minimum, and all guides and instructors are equally qualified to operate in each field of operations. Please explore the rest of this page to discover more about the trips that we offer.
Skiing on the Troll Peninsula, Iceland
Location: Siglufjörður, Troll Peninsula
Dates: March - May
Iceland is synonymous with a dramatic volcanic landscape, from rift valleys to geysers, hot springs and lava fields, and vast glaciers. Nestled away on the north coast is a vast mountain range surrounding stunning fjords in an area known as the Troll Peninsula. Despite not being on the radar of most skiers, it is a world class ski touring destination with thousands of peaks and descents to suit all levels of off piste skiers. The season lasts from the end of February until well into June. Surrounded by the Arctic Ocean, summit to sea descents are possible on a stable maritime snowpack making for a truly unique ski experience. Forget the crowds of the Alps, and packed mountain huts, you’ll feel like you have the whole Troll Peninsula to yourself, before retiring to the comfort of our own apartment in a picturesque fishing village on the water’s edge.
We fly into Keflavik airport and then drive north to the peninsula where we stay in an apartment, which serves as our base camp for the week before returning to the south for a night in Reykjavik, before flying home.
Cost: From CHF1,850 pp
Dates: March - May
Iceland is synonymous with a dramatic volcanic landscape, from rift valleys to geysers, hot springs and lava fields, and vast glaciers. Nestled away on the north coast is a vast mountain range surrounding stunning fjords in an area known as the Troll Peninsula. Despite not being on the radar of most skiers, it is a world class ski touring destination with thousands of peaks and descents to suit all levels of off piste skiers. The season lasts from the end of February until well into June. Surrounded by the Arctic Ocean, summit to sea descents are possible on a stable maritime snowpack making for a truly unique ski experience. Forget the crowds of the Alps, and packed mountain huts, you’ll feel like you have the whole Troll Peninsula to yourself, before retiring to the comfort of our own apartment in a picturesque fishing village on the water’s edge.
We fly into Keflavik airport and then drive north to the peninsula where we stay in an apartment, which serves as our base camp for the week before returning to the south for a night in Reykjavik, before flying home.
Cost: From CHF1,850 pp
Ski Touring in Troms and the Lyngen Alps, Norway
Location: Lyngseidet, Lyngen
Dates: February - May
Norway is the quintessential coastal destination with endless possibilities for skiing above the sea, whether it's mellow wide open faces or steep technical couloirs that you are in search of. Remote, yet logistically a breeze thanks to the area's vast road network and range of accommodation, over a week you can sample the best skiing between Lyngen, Troms and further afield destinations such as Senja. We can't think of a more aesthetically mind blowing ski destination in the world, and we know you won't be disappointed with a visit to this ski touring mecca!
We fly into Tromsø airport and then drive east along breathtaking coastal roads to reach our base in the village of Lyngseidet, offering unrivalled access to the best of the Lyngen Alps.
Cost: From CHF1,950 pp
Dates: February - May
Norway is the quintessential coastal destination with endless possibilities for skiing above the sea, whether it's mellow wide open faces or steep technical couloirs that you are in search of. Remote, yet logistically a breeze thanks to the area's vast road network and range of accommodation, over a week you can sample the best skiing between Lyngen, Troms and further afield destinations such as Senja. We can't think of a more aesthetically mind blowing ski destination in the world, and we know you won't be disappointed with a visit to this ski touring mecca!
We fly into Tromsø airport and then drive east along breathtaking coastal roads to reach our base in the village of Lyngseidet, offering unrivalled access to the best of the Lyngen Alps.
Cost: From CHF1,950 pp
Arctic Ski & Sail, Svalbard
Location: Longyearbyen/Spitsbergen
Dates: May
Fly deep into the Arctic North and jump onboard the MV Ulla Rinman, your private 24m Motor Yacht complete with a strengthened Ice Breaking Bow, and weighing in at nearly 100 tonnes! With space for up to 10 guests, you'll be looked after by two guides in addition to the regular crew of Ulla Rinman, as you embark upon the ultimate ski experience.
Cost: From CHF3,950 pp
Dates: May
Fly deep into the Arctic North and jump onboard the MV Ulla Rinman, your private 24m Motor Yacht complete with a strengthened Ice Breaking Bow, and weighing in at nearly 100 tonnes! With space for up to 10 guests, you'll be looked after by two guides in addition to the regular crew of Ulla Rinman, as you embark upon the ultimate ski experience.
Cost: From CHF3,950 pp
Sailing in the Musandam Peninsula, UAE
Location: Dubai and Oman, UAE
Dates: November
Fly into Dubai and sail north to the Straights of Hormuz, accessing some of the world's finest hiking and climbing. This relatively unknown corner of the world offers Norwegian like fjords in the heart of the Arab Gulf. The climate in November is ideal with temperates around 30 degrees in the day dropping to the mid teens at night. Have a look at some of the photos from our trip in 2016 to get an idea of what's in store.
Cost: From CHF2,100 pp
Dates: November
Fly into Dubai and sail north to the Straights of Hormuz, accessing some of the world's finest hiking and climbing. This relatively unknown corner of the world offers Norwegian like fjords in the heart of the Arab Gulf. The climate in November is ideal with temperates around 30 degrees in the day dropping to the mid teens at night. Have a look at some of the photos from our trip in 2016 to get an idea of what's in store.
Cost: From CHF2,100 pp
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