Atalante
For the last 30 years Atalante has been the leader of the french market for all trekking trips. We work closely with Atalante and organise their Greenland based active and remote wilderness trips.
Our Partners
Working with us
Several famous travel agencies work exclusively in partnership with us here in Greenland. They entrust us with their customers for both group and individual trips benefitting from our professional expertise, quality equipment and our +20 years of experience. We always seek the best quality, remain loyal to our Sustainable and Responsible Tourism Policies and are uncompromising about the experience we sell to our travellers.
If you are interested in offering our trips or services to your clients please contact us. The Altai Travel experience is something we believe everyone deserves to discover!
We keep in mind these four promises in order to give life our customers that unique Altaï experience:
1. Off the beaten track
We do not support mass tourism, our trips venture into nature reserves and remote unspoilt regions.
2. Active trips
On foot, by bike or in kayaks ... We offer the chance to discover the world in a unique and intimate way, through activity.
3. Guaranteed professional supervision
Safety is at the heart of all of our adventures - our expert guides are all qualified outdoor practitioners.
4. Respect
We protect and support the environments and local people we encounter on our trips.
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Stagexpé
We work in partnership with Stagexpé, a french company which specialises in high mountain expeditions. They offer trips in the Alps and Himalayas including Everest climbing adventures. -
Huwans Clubaventure
Huwans Clubaventure is a renowned french tour operator - a leader in the adventure tourism market for the past 40 years! The trips we organise for Huwans Clubaventure in Greenland are always coupled with the goal to discover and protect culture and the locals ways of life. -
66°Nord
66°Nord specialises in adventure travel in polar environments. We are entrusted with running and organising their trips in Greenland.