Mo st often, picking the right outfitter is THE key to a fulfilling experience. The first criterion will usually be where you want to go on your trip. No outfitter goes everywhere - every outfitter's trip offerings are limited by experience and logistics. You might first want to narrow the areas that you would like to visit. The possibilities are almost endless.
Outfitters offer many different types of experiences on their expeditions.
You need to find out what options are available and which will be most suite d to you. Ask for a detailed itinerary for trips you are considering. Would you like a trip with a fixed base camp from which day trips are taken, or are you willing to put up and take down a new camp every day or two. Professional qualifications You should check out the experience and qualifications of your outfitter and the guides that will be leading your trip. Find out if there is some form of governmental licensing in the juri sdiction where you plan to travel, and if so, determine whether the outfitter and guides are fully licensed.