The majority offer soft adventure trips to various parts of the globe. Some are highly specialized, tackling only certain areas such as the Arctic or Kenya, while others target specific activities like flyfishing or hiking. Though the choices of tour groups are expansive, the following is a taste of the tour companies out there. Adventures in Good Company Adventures in Good Company has only been around for a short time, but Marbury, its founder, has years of experience to draw from. She worked with Woodswomen, a non-profit adventure travel company that started in the '70s and closed recently, allowing her a chance to strike out on her own.
Accommodations vary depending on the trip.
Inclusive trips to exclusive destinations. As a result, the clientele is equally diverse. One of the company's most unique trips is a trek to Everest base camp in Nepal. The co-leader of the Nepal trek is a sherpani. The oldest extant adventure travel company for women in the United States, AdventureWomen, was started in 1982 by Susan Eckert, a professional photographer and former Peace Corps volunteer.