Snowshoeing holiday in Norway

The highlight is the setting – a converted traditional farmhouse, overlooking a frozen lake situated in a secluded Norwegian valley. Who needs big chain hotels when locally owned, private accommodation is as good as this? Espedalen is a remote area of Norway, where money from tourism makes a tangible impact on the local economy. By visiting unusual and often undeveloped areas travellers have an alternative to the more conventional winter destinations, where the environment is under serious pressure. You won't find landscapes disfigured with cable cars and bulldozed pistes on this trip – this is unspoilt, pristine wilderness where sustainable principles of tourism are implicitly applied.

We have at our UK offices worked to reduce our carbon footprint through a reduction of energy use and energy conservation measures. We also actively reduce the waste produced by having active reduction and recycling policies in place. We run annual staff workshops on Responsible Tourism.

Global warming is a reality and to help you make a difference by reducing the carbon dioxide that is produced when you travel we offer a chance to carbon balance your flights. We encourage all our clients to do this and do so for all our staff travel. Go on do your bit!