Terra & Tide
Beyond
[ Since 2015 — 48 journeys ]
We plan one route a season and walk it ourselves before anyone else does. Mountains first, then the coast, then the quiet at the end of the road.
Private guides
Flexible dates
Door-to-door transfers
Terra & Tide
Fourteen days that change underfoot three times. You finish somewhere that looks nothing like where you started, having travelled the whole way at walking pace.
01 · The idea
Planned in days, not highlights
Every route is written as a sequence of days, each with its own altitude, hours on foot and somewhere to sleep at the end. Nothing is a bullet point.
The first six days are spent above 2,000 m.
EIGHT TRAVELLERS, ONE GUIDE
Count them. That is the whole group.
People who went
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I have paid twice this for a week that took half the thought. Nobody hurried us, and nobody pretended the weather was going to behave.
David Oyelaran
The Whole Way — July
4.9 average
We were turned back on day three and it became the best day of the week. That is the whole argument for going with them.
Marit Halvorsen
The Glacier Line — May
Eight of us, one long table, and by Thursday nobody was checking a phone. I did not expect that to be the part I remember.
Toshi Nakamura
Tide and Table — April
They told me honestly that I was not fit enough for the traverse and sold me the coast instead. I have booked the traverse for next year.
Amara Diallo
Long Shore — September
From the journal
The fog that feeds a desert
Nothing has rained here in a decade, and yet it is full of life. The answer arrives at four every morning, off the sea.
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Why we sleep on the boat
A resort puts you on one island for a week. A boat puts you on eleven, and that difference is the whole route.
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Why eight is the number
Eight fits one guide, one table and one vehicle. At twelve the shape of the week changes, and not for the better.
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