Grand American Adventures Brochure

Explore North, Central & South America on one of Grand American Adventures amazing holidays!

A sister company to TrekAmerica Travel, Grand American Adventures draws from over 37 years of experience and offers some of the finest outdoor holidays for active people of all ages, with a full range of comfortable camping, lodging, walking and family tours.

With the introduction of 15 incredible new itineraries for 2012, you can now experience the frontier lifestyle on an authentic Western Ranch in Wyoming, explore the exciting cities and culture of eastern Canada, or embark on a life changing adventure through some of North America's most spectacular wilderness on our new epic Alaskan expedition style journeys.

No other region on earth offers the diversity you'll discover in the Americas and Grand American Adventures' new website and brochure are sure to inspire you to explore more of these fascinating lands. Spectacular natural sights, challenging and rewarding activities and encounters with some of the world's most colourful cultures and wildlife - all making up the amazing experience that is Grand American Adventures.

Why Travel with Grand American Adventures

• Explore North, Central and South America
• Knowledgeable and experienced local guides
• Top quality camping equipment
• Two leaders on all walking tours
• New fleet of customised tour vehicles

Active and Fun

Every Grand American Adventures trip includes a variety of included and optional activities, ensuring every day is different from the last, from hiking the scenic trails to horse back riding or mountain biking, to name just a few. Your tour leader will organise the activities and fit them neatly into the tour schedule.

Travel in a Small Group

They operate under the simple principle that, 'small is beautiful', the smaller the group, the more intimate and rewarding the experience - their average group size is 12 people and travellers come from all over the world with a shared desire for an active, outdoor adventure in the national parks and wilderness regions.