Mountain Biking on Remote Scenic Trails

Environmentally friendly way to explore trails in beautiful countryside.

Mountain Biking on Remote Scenic Trails

Stumble Upon Hidden Treasures

We can get you into places the average tourist will never get to see.

Stumble Upon Hidden Treasures

Learn How To Survive In Any Environment

Shelters, cooking, boil water, fires. Useful when stranded in the wildness!

Learn How To Survive In Any Environment.

Skiing, Ice Climbing and Glacier Walks.

Mountains plus snow and ice equals great adventure and great views!

Skiing, Ice Climbing and Glacier Walks.

Canoe Peaceful Calm Rivers or Raging Torrents - Your Choice

Chilled out and laid back, or, white knuckle and gritted teeth!

Canoe Peaceful Calm Rivers or Raging Torrents - Your Choice

Deserts. Dry, Harsh Landscapes, Ideal For Expeditions

Walk, ride camels, 4x4, camping and meet the nomadic desert dwellers.

Deserts. Dry, Harsh Landscapes, Ideal For Expeditions

Go Tribal. Mix With Some Of The World's Most Untouched People

Visit and stay with cultures untainted by the modern world.

Go Tribal. Mix With Some Of The World's Most Untouched People

A Vertical Wall Of Rock Is Not An Obstacle!

Learn new skills, get fit, overcome fears, see beautiful countryside.

A Vertical Wall Of Rock Is Not An Obstacle!

Need Help With A TV Or Video Project?

Let us get you, your team and equipment into those remote areas.

Need Help With A TV Or Video Project?

S2Si Cares About What Matters!

We've a highly ethical code of conduct regarding our expeditions.

S2Si Cares About What Matters!

Bruce Parry tribes (3)As inspired by Bruce Parry, of the BBC show “Tribe,” the question we ask ourselves is ‘what is the value of westerners visiting indigenous villages and cultures?’ On the program, Bruce Parry attempts to learn as much as he can while visiting indigenous tribes. While he is obviously a skilled communicator, many times he did not understand or speak their language. He developed communication with them through simple body language, eye contact, and emotion. It proved to be very effective.

Bruce Parry immersed himself in “Tribe,” as he aimed to show the world places they’ve never seen and people they may never meet. In doing so, he brought attention to some very harsh social realities: Poverty, war, and famine as well as the effect these have on the indigenous peoples of the world. “Tribe” showed warring peoples, desperate for land that sustains their people, all the while showing us the humanistic angle that we can learn from.

As a western culture, we have become accustomed to a specific way of life. Everything we want is at our fingertips. Technology and innovation has made the world smaller as contact with other parts of the world is now instantaneous. I believe it is this area of life that Bruce Parry was trying to help us examine. Indigenous people have an immensely powerful sense of community. It is necessary for survival and vital for their continued growth as a people. Sometimes it’s the simplicity that can bring them together. A simple crisis like a child’s fever rallies the entire tribe to action. There are many lessons we can take from the remote peoples of the Earth.

Bruce Parry tribes (7)

There is a gratitude for the things they have that is not very common in western culture. We almost have a sense of being entitled to certain things they would definitely see as luxuries. Water is a precious resource that is not a given. Often they must fight for the life-giving resource that we have at our command. An adventure to visit these people would be well worth the time and effort. The memories that these people leave will impact the rest of your life. It will give you a different outlook on the way you live your life and make you better equipped to recognize the world beyond your community.

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