Our China trek offers not just a tough physical challenge, but also a truly unique experience. It is a chance to visit one of the world's most impressive historical sites and offers a rare opportunity to walk in a spectacular and remote part of rural China, experiencing local life and the Chinese culture in its most unspoilt state.

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Inca Trail passes are now sold out for September 2013 - but don't despair, you can still visit the Lost City of Machu Picchu with Across the Divide!

Walk through the iconic Sun Gate and have over a day to explore these magnificant ruins - but substitute the last morning of walking for a ride on the majestic train instead.  With magnificent views and a stress-free journey up to the site, it's the perfect way to round off your trip.

You are TWICE AS LIKELY to reach the summit of Kilimanjaro with Across the Divide!

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Over the past two years, over 85% of Across the Divide trekkers have reached the top - the average success rate is just 42%*. This is because:

• We give you two extra days to adjust to the extreme altitude, which increases your chance of summit success - unlike many of our competitors
• You will be accompanied by at least one UK-trained doctor with altitude experience ot help you reach the summit - unlike many of our cometitors
• We follow the less-travelled Rongai Route to the summit, which is generally considered to offer some of the best opportunities for acclimatisation

So avoid the crowds and DOUBLE YOUR CHANCE OF SUMMIT SUCCESS with Across the Divide!

*Source: Lonely Planet

On this charity school project we will work to restore and extend a school in the remote town of Teresina, located 110km from Alto Paraiso. EMA School is one of the most important schools in the Kalunga Historical Site, with around 60 students aged between 4 and 14 years in attendance.

Beyond the age of 14, students have to leave the community to study in Teresina de Goias, some 40km away. As a result many do not complete their studies and those that do rarely return to the community where they grew up. The aim of this project is therefore to construct 2 new classrooms, to allow the older children to finish their education within the community. The existing school buildings also desperately need renovation.

We highly recommend you take out Across the Divide's travel insurance. It is a competitively priced policy that provides extensive cover. This insurance covers, among other things, all necessary medical costs incurred whilst travelling overseas including medical evacuation and repatriation.

You must be taking part in one of Across the Divide's Trips to be eligible to take out our insurance policy.

Price is inclusive of tax.

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It's surely the ultimate trekking charity challenge: to follow in the footsteps of Sir Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgay to the base camp of Everest.

Supported by Across the Divide’s famous standards for safety and group management, this challenge provides an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to climb to base camp on the world’s highest mountain.

Across the Divide offers you the chance to reach the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Petra on foot.  Our trek from Finan to Petra passes through lavish green valleys and beautiful mountain landscapes before finally arriving at the magnificent rose city of Petra.  This is a real and rare chance to get off the beaten track, and to experience the history and culture of this fantastic country.

A wonderful trek into the heart of the Sahara: the second largest desert in the world and one of the last great areas of wilderness. One of the hottest, driest (and sandiest!) places on Earth, the Sahara Desert covers an area larger than the entire United States, and trekking through this vast sea of sand is a truly unique experience.

Our trek follows an old trade route still used by nomadic Berber tribesmen and their camel caravans, and takes us over vast sand dunes, along dried-up riverbeds, across rocky plateaux and through idyllic oases. We will camp in traditional Berber tents in this remarkable vast and varied landscape, and have the opportunity for some star-gazing at night.

Our trek to Angkor Wat offers the opportunity to be among the first generation of westerners to rediscover this exciting country, after the ravages of civil war and the excesses of the Pol Pot regime placed it off the travellers’ map for several decades. As well as venturing off the beaten track into magnificent countryside, we will have a full day to explore the splendour of the Khmer temples at Angkor. The people of Cambodia are extremely welcoming and we will spend several nights in homestays over the course of the trek.