Hiking · WORLDWIDE
Good two-day treks fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes, and how they differ once you are on the trail.
Review of the two-day Acatenango hike from Antigua, covering the steep trail, cold camp, Fuego views, meals, gear, and value.
“The experience was amazing. The way isn’t easy but it worth definitely. The tour is good enough for the price you pay. Everything was so good. Thank u so much guys!”
Review of the 2-day Mount Toubkal trek from Marrakech, with summit advice, costs, food, guides, winter conditions, and practical packing tips.
“This was a great two days, well worth the money. Information and contact re transport was good. Met the guides in Imal, which seemed disorganised but it worked. The food throughout the trip was excellent and plentiful. The guides were supportive and did take some breaks in the way up and down. The second day is a very long day. Any equipment you require you can hire. Sleeping bags, crampons, walking poles etc.”
Review of a $89 two-day Sapa tour from Hanoi with village hikes, Ta Van homestay, cooking class, meals, and bus transfers.
“This was a fabulous experience. Be prepared, depending on the weather, for less than ideal hiking conditions. The landscape views are breathtaking and the home stay in the community offers insight to their way of life.”
Review of Chiang Mai’s 2-day jungle trek with Karen village stay, rescued elephants, waterfall swim, bamboo rafting, meals, and practical tips.
“Every part of this trip was fun, from the hiking, swimming at waterfalls, staying the night at the campground, visiting the elephants, and th the river rafting. Great guide, great food. great value.”
Climb North Africa’s highest peak on a demanding two-day trek from Marrakech, with a mountain refuge, meals, guides, and sunrise summit views.
“We spent an amazing 2 days climbing mount toubkal with Nouredin and Hicham. A really amazing trip with amazing people, food and views. In particular, our guides Nouredin and Hicham were excellent. Very friendly people, always willing to have a conversation with us and cared for us kindly. Thanks you Nouredin and Hicham for an amazing trip”
Review of Marrakech’s 2-day Atlas Mountains trek, with village lodging, Berber culture, mountain views, meals, practical tips, and value advice.
“The whole experience was fantastic. Mustafa, our guide, was knowledgeable, friendly and a great tour leader. The trekking was great, we managed about 3 - 4 hours a day. Overall, absolutely brilliant.”
Review of a 2-day Hanoi to Sapa trek with rice terraces, village homestay, local meals, bamboo forest walks, and practical tips.
“It was amazing experience! But be prepared to real Vietnamese countryside life. For sure you need trekking boots and clothes to change. And strong legs because path is going up for a long time. But it's worth it. Organization was perfect! Thanks a lot for host Mama Zu and other Mamas.”
Review of the two-day Mount Toubkal trek from Marrakesh, with summit views, refuge details, costs, food, guides, gear, and practical tips.
“Even though I didn’t make it to the top, Jamal and Ahamed as guides were so supportive. I was feeling ill on the first day and wanted to go back to Marrakesh, and Jamal walked all the way back down with me and organised a taxi to take me back. Other than me being ill, the experience as a whole was fantastic! The group was friendly and everything was well planned. Will be coming back and trying again!!”
Trek Sa Pa’s rice terraces, stay in a Ta Van homestay, and travel from Hanoi by comfortable limousine bus on this two-day mountain escape.
“Sua was a very good guide and very friendly. we loved the trekking around the rice fields and to get to know some of the locals. The homestay was super good too! Thank you!”
Review of the 2-day Acatenango hike from Antigua, with Fuego eruptions, sunrise views, camp details, costs, gear tips, and honest advice.
“tour guides were banging, rarely give tips but gave these guys tips. They made sure everyone kept up whilst also being super chill and relaxed. Sleeping conditions could be improved however”
Review of the 2-day Nag Tibba trek from Pantwari, with route details, mountain views, camping, guides, value, fitness advice, and booking tips.
“This was one of the hardest and most rewarding treks we have done. The most spectacular part was our evening up in the Himalayas where we got to take in the surroundings. It was so tranquil and beautiful and a wonderful juxtaposition to the chaos of city traveling. ThRead more”
Trek Sapa’s Cat Cat, Lao Chai, and Ta Van villages on a 2-day Hanoi tour with limousine transfers, local meals, and hotel or homestay stays.
“Picked up at hotel lobby in time. Safe bus tranfer to Sapa and back Hanoi. Very comfortable seats. The hotel location is perfect for visit Sapa town centre. The restaurant at 5th floor is amazing! Make best view of Sapa. Meals at the restaurant were great as it made various options in every meals! The tour guide was very knowledgeable. And he is so active explain everthing. Fluent and clear English!”
Review of the 2-day Colca Canyon trek from Arequipa, with condors, Sangalle Oasis, hot springs, costs, hiking tips, and practical advice.
“My 17 years old daughter and I have enjoyed our hike in Colca Canyon. Really nice hike, spectacular view. And lot of great memories! Our guide was Rafael and he was amazing. He shared a lot of interesting information about the region, culture, social topics in Peru as he did about fruits, plants or tree we seen during the hike. He also care about his client as he makes sure everyone has the correct pace fore the hike and enjoy their experience. Muxho gracia Rafael! I recommend!”
Review of Hanoi to Sapa’s 2-day homestay tour, with terraced valleys, ethnic villages, cabin-bus travel, meals, and practical tips.
“This tour could be fantastic if only the communucation was efficient and the bus/transport company knew what they were doing. We were No problem, I may have availability for B&B on Fri and Sat night. It would be a double room ensuite Read more”
Review of a 2-day ethical jungle trek from Bukit Lawang, with orangutans, rainforest camping, river tubing, meals, guides, and practical tips.
“Firstly, I would note that this experience was well worth the journey to this day hike as our group was able to observe at close distance a mother and child orangutan as well as an alpha male. We also watched Northern Sumatra Leaf MonkeyRead more”
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