The Adventure Expedition Week is a chance for adventurous young people to push themselves, bond as a team, and experience the mountains in a way that’s normally only possible on far-flung expeditions. For teachers, it’s the perfect balance: high-impact, time-effective, and easy to run than a big year group trip.

Includes: All train tickets, transfers to Morzine, transport, all activities, evening activities, 6 nights chalet accommodation and all meals. Free teacher places!

Prices: Starting from £1,399pp. See full price guide here. 

Please get in touch for a firm quote: info@beventuresome.co.uk

Bespoke dates available for groups of 10 or more. 

For our expedition weeks, we propose a more adventurous way to begin and end your trip – by taking the train.

Travel through different landscapes, navigate train stations and bond as a team during the relaxing journeys on the train – playing cards and sampling a coffee and croissant as you travel. No stress of checking bags in, passport control or busy airport security, just a good old-fashioned train ride. 

Check out our train travel webpage here. 

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We partner with local environmental non profit Montagne Verte – read more here! 

Check out our accommodation page here to see our wonderful range of accommodation partners. All options are located closely to activities and amenities. For our Adventure Expedition week we’ll confirm your accommodation closer to the time. 

Sunday – Arrive to accommodation, introductions to the BeVenturesome team and dinner.

Monday to Friday – White water rafting, kayaking, via ferrata, canyoning, rock climbing, mountain bike exploration day, full day trek expedition day with mountain refuge meal and night walk down. 

Friday – Travel day. Depart accommodation early and arrive back in UK by late evening.

Financial: BeVenturesome is a registered Tour Operator. Funds are kept in a travel trust account with Protected Trust Services

Teacher Responsibility: 

Teachers have overall pastoral responsibility for their pupils throughout the trip. This includes:

• Managing bedtimes, wake-up times, and general wellbeing.

• Administering any required medical treatments and caring for pupils who are unwell.

• Ensuring pupils have valid GHIC cards, visas, and travel insurance.

• Providing BeVenturesome with all required information (medical details, allergies, consent forms, and passport information) when requested.

• Remaining in proximity to the group during activities to support and supervise pupils.

Is it right for my pupils?

Our activities require a good level of responsibility and maturity. To take part fully, pupils should:

• Be able to swim 25m and feel comfortable with their heads under water (essential for rafting and kayaking).

• Have a healthy level of fitness – e.g. the hike is around 10km with 600m of ascent.

• Be able to ride a bike if mountain biking is chosen.

• Meet age/height requirements for some activities: canyoning and via ferrata (12+ years old and at least 140cm tall); high ropes courses vary by height.

• Have a sense of adventure and good attitude – ready to challenge themselves, even if they’re feeling nervous.

We do everything we reasonably can to accommodate all pupils.

Is it safe?

Yes. Every activity is fully risk-assessed, and we work only with highly qualified guides. All staff we employ or partner with have DBS/police checks and are trained and qualified to work with young people. We also encourage teachers to arrange a free site visit before the trip, so they can meet us in person and experience the activities themselves.