Guide
We provide a qualified International Mountain Leader to escort the group on each walking day. Our walking leaders are true mountain professionals as well as being skilled group leaders. This not only helps to assure safety on the mountain but also that your leader has experience and knowledge in the wider mountain environment such as flora and fauna, geology, weather and local customs. Our support leaders will transfer your main luggage from hotel to hotel each time you move on. Please note that your baggage is not carried to your room.
Meals
Included in the trip are all breakfasts, 10 picnic lunches and 12 hotel/restaurant dinners. Lunch is not provided on the free days (7, 11 and 14) or both transfer days. On days 7 and 14, dinner is also not included and needs to be bought locally. We take our evening meals in the hotel in which we are staying or in a nearby restaurant. These meals are usually arranged as a menu for the whole group and, as they are based on special negotiations made by us, represent better value than eating independently. Please note that should the times of flights change to arrive earlier, or depart later, additional meals will not be included. Please also note that no refund will be given for meals not taken or taken other than where designated. Typical meals Continental breakfast: this will normally include coffee, tea, hot chocolate, French bread, croissants and conserves. Lunch: picnic lunches generally include bread, cold meat, cheese, tinned fish, fresh salad and fresh fruit. You may wish to bring (or buy locally) snack bars for an extra energy boost during the day. Evening meal: we endeavour to make dinner something to look forward to, and each day there will be a freshly prepared menu for the whole group, consisting of a soup, salad or similar, a main course of meat, fish or vegetarian served with a selection of vegetables and carbohydrates, and a dessert. Beer, wine, bottled water, other drinks, coffee or tea are not included in the price of evening meals taken in restaurants. Vegetarians: We happily cater for vegetarians but please inform us at the time of booking. Vegans: If you adhere to a vegan diet, you may find the variety of food offered to be limited, since veganism is relatively uncommon in this region.
Others
Listed activities
Transport
All transport mentioned in the itinerary and cable cars (except where these are marked as optional) are included. Transport and excursions on the three static days are not included. A private coach is normally used for the transfers between Geneva airport and Chamonix, other Exodus groups heading out to trek in the Alps may share this transfer. We will use a public bus for the few journeys to and from our hotels.
Accommodation
Throughout the trek we use long-established family-run two- or three-star hotels, except for two nights where we use local auberges. One of the hotels has a whirlpool bath and sauna for guests. Most of the hotels have stunning locations often with panoramas over the mountains and culturally represent the countries and environment they are in. These hotels are a vital source of income to the local community. All are clean and well run and set up with the needs of the trekker in mind. Please be aware that room sizes (twin, double or triple rooms) and facilities will vary from hotel to hotel and sometimes from room to room within one hotel. On 11 of the nights, facilities are en suite. For the remaining nights, there is the possibility of bathroom facilities being on the landing rather than inside the room (dependent on availability and group size). Couples will always have their own room but we cannot say whether this will be twin or double. Very occasionally a room will have bunk beds. Single clients must be prepared to share with one or two other members of the same sex in a twin or triple room. We are unable to accept bookings for single rooms due to the small size of the hotels used and the fact that we are usually staying only one night in each hotel. The auberge does not provide soap and you may wish to bring a towel, as those provided by continental hotels are sometimes small. On rare occasions the group may be split over two different accommodations but these will be of the same standard and within walking distance.
Not included:
Others
โ Travel insurance โ Visas and vaccinations
Flights
International flights are not included
Optional
Other activities and services are not included
Insurance
Travel insurance is not included
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Itinerary of your trip Tour Du Mont Blanc Hotel Trek
- Day 1 Day 1: Start Chamonix (Dinner)
Day 1: Start Chamonix (Dinner)
- Day 2 Day 2: Lac Blanc And The Grand Balcon Sud From Chamonix To Les Frasserands (Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner)
Day 2: Lac Blanc And The Grand Balcon Sud From Chamonix To Les Frasserands (Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner)
- Day 3 Day 3: Over Col De Balme Into Switzerland; Night At Col De La Forclaz (Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner)
Day 3: Over Col De Balme Into Switzerland; Night At Col De La Forclaz (Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner)
Experience Style
Mixed
There will be challenging activities such as hiking, biking, canyoning and trekking, but youโre also going to have other means of transportation and relaxed moments to just chill.
Accomodation level
Medium
This accommodation includes essential services like a hot shower, electricity, and a nice and comfy bed.
Physical Rating
Average
There are several physical activities that last from 2 to 6 hours in easy terrains, low altitude flats, or water experiences. Please ask if youโre not sure this applies to you.
Experience Type
Small Group
Youโll be accompanied by a small group of travelers just like you.
Age range
Min: 16 / Max: 99
Age range allowed for this experience.
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