Peter takes us by boat, road, rail and foot, west to east across Africa within about three degrees of the equator, with rainforest, glacier-bearing mountains, savannah and wildlife.
A journey through the extreme landscapes and forgotten histories of Bolivia, Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, from the world’s largest salt flat to the southernmost city on Earth.
This republic in the heart of Central Asia is visited by only the most intrepid of tourists, but is an extraordinary destination with everything from desert fortresses to avant-garde art.
Chris cycles across Canada and shows not only its incredibly varied landscapes but also the lives of the people who live there and the appeal of cycling touring in general.
Members’ only social evening, then Jan takes us across Southern Europe to Ravenna, the capital of mosaics, seeking out awe-inspiring legacies of the Byzantine world.
The word ‘desert’ may bring to mind a sea of shifting sand, but dunes cover only about 10% of the world’s deserts. John shows us their variety of scenery and wildlife.
A journey around the islands of the Mediterranean and its extensive coastline, highlighting some of the top destinations and exploring ways of seeing them on foot, bike and even kayak.
Expedition leader and mountaineer takes us to her favourite cold places: Everest, Denali, Arctic Sweden and Antarctica, where success and failure are split by a thin blue line.
Members take us on trips to Panama, around Europe, to enjoy walking and wildlife in Madagascar, and to see snow leopards in the Tien Shan mountains of Kyrgyzstan.
The story of how a large team made the first crossing of the Darien Gap in 1972 as part of the first drive from Alaska to Cape Horn, in the newly-launched Range Rover.
Jenny guides us through the sights and sounds of Uganda to showcase what we can see and do in this inspiring and varied country, with some incredible safari experiences
The first Briton to climb Everest without oxygen recounts highlights from a mountaineering career spanning five decades and seven continents.
Suriname, S.America’s smallest independent nation, boasts the highest percentage forest cover of any country. George shows us this treasure trove for the adventurous naturalist.
Paul takes us on a wide-ranging tour of the USA’s historic east, starting in Atlanta, Georgia, and heading north up the coast to finish at Ground Zero in New York.
These are the main items of the programme, but they may be subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Other events will be announced at the meetings and in our newsletters.
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