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Dates

Upcoming Expeditions and Courses

EventDatesNotes
Darien Gap ExpeditionDecember 12 - 23, 2023German-speaking
Darien Gap ExpeditionJanuary 5 - 16, 2024German-speaking
Camino Real TrekFebruary 6 - 9, 2024Spaces available
Panama Coast to CoastMarch 16 - 27, 2024Spaces available
Darien Gap ExpeditionApril 6 - 20, 2024Spaces available
 

NOTE:

We also offer private treks that  are not listed above for obvious reasons. If you're interested in a specific date, please send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to find out if those dates are available. All private treks require a minimum number of participants, and this number varies depending on the destination.

Know more about our expeditions & trainings

Camino Real Trek

4 days / 3 nights
The Camino Real, a path used in the 17th and 18th centuries by Spaniards to transfer silver, gold and other treasures from Peru to Spain, was the first thoroughfare that connected the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and marked the beginning of Panama as a crossroads of the world. Today the route is hardly discernible, with large sections of it burried under the urban sprawl of Panama City; 

Darien Gap Expedition

8 days / 7 nights or 13 days / 12 nights
Explore the inside of one of Central America’s most fabled regions, the Darien. With its exuberant rainforests, endless meandering rivers, and its local people, here is an expedition of a lifetime. One of the best ways to experience the Darien is by joining our custom trips. Please enquire about the multiple possibilities. For example, one of our journeys begins with a commercial flight out of Panama City to the village of Sambu.

Rivers of Gold

9 days / 8 nights
Traverse the Santa Fe National Park encompassing both Pacific and Atlantic slopes of Panama’s Cordillera Central. This expedition takes you through four magnificent and very distinct life zones, (Pacific pre montane forests, tropical cloud forests, elfin forest, and Caribbean lowland rainforest), up and over the continental divide from the town of Santa Fe de Veraguas, and ending at Belen, where Christopher
Columbus attempted the first mainland settlement in 1503. 

Certified Wilderness Guide

Central & South America

The course provides both class time and hands-on approach to wilderness guiding in an actual expedition environment. From the time they register for the course, candidates are involved in all the stages of the expedition, from planning, to transportation, to undertaking, and debriefing. 

All the subjects addressed with strong emphasis on Risk & Emergency Management, Expeditionary & Outdoor Leadership, Sustainability & Conservation and Wilderness Survival.