Footprint Commitment
Problem definition
Organizing expeditions and adventures in hard-to-reach places often results in long transfers, high CO₂ emissions, and the disruption of pristine and fragile ecosystems. Here at Exped Tribe, we heavily rely on nature and its pristine beauty.
How we proactively reduce our footprint
For each organized adventure we offer the following attentions to nature:
We plant several trees for each participant
to offset the CO₂ emissions generated by our activities. The commissioned trees are also used for the development of forestry in needy communities;
We only offer vegetarian meals
both on our trips abroad and on our Swiss adventures. We take special dietary needs very seriously, by finding together the best solution for our guests;
We primarily always offer the most environmentally friendly means of transport
By train, sailboat or on foot. We prefer these modes of travel for both domestic and foreign adventures. We plan our trips with consideration of the longer travelling time and compensate where necessary with additional services;
We operate according to the "Leave No Trace" principle
Nothing should be left in nature. We pack all waste and take it back for proper disposal;
We buy zero kilometer food for our guests
We hire local guides where appropriate
to provide economic support to the communities visited
Animal welfare
We are a completely vegetarian company!
We will of course tolerate if you want to bring your own meat and fish, due to dietary needs.
However, what we will never do is offer meat/fish during Swiss adventures or expeditions abroad. We do our best to keep the menu as appealing as possible, despite logistical difficulties.
We love our furry friends and want to protect them as much as possible,
don’t you want to do the same?


Projects, Awards
Our desire to protect the environment goes beyond the practices we implement at Exped Tribe.
Some of the projects we proactively support and awards we have received so far:
Even if it’s just a small step towards sustainable tourism, let’s be pioneers!
Want to go on an adventure with us? This way:
Recent trips
Learn more about our unique and amazing experiences.
Dani Arnold in Iceland: Jötnar – Climbing under ice giants FULL MOVIE
Who is Dani Arnold? Swiss climber Dani Arnold is known for his breathtaking solo ascents on major north faces. But when he's not setting speed records, he travels the globe in search of climbable ice. One country in particular has really impressed him: Iceland. In...
Stotzigen Firsten – The perfect beginner ski tour
Via the normal route to the eastern summit (2747 m) Difficulty: Moderate Ascent: 3-4 Hrs., 1210 Hm Descent: 1210 Hm Exposition: NE Vibe: RelaxedThis tour in 3 words: Sunny, wide, pleasant. Perfect for: Beginners, splitboarder, bad weather, Days with high avalanche...
Jötnar – Trailer: Dani Arnold Goes Ice Climbing In Iceland
Top alpinist on the move Dani Arnold has been known for years as the best ice climber in the world. His records range from free solo ascents while rock climbing to speed records on the most famous north walls of the Alps and the opening of new ice and mixed climbing...