Unlimited Adventure – Retreats (Individuals and Corporate) & Adventure Tours

Are you ready for an UNLIMITED ADVENTURE?

Join Warren and his partner, polar guide and world renowned ice climber, Margo Talbot, as we take you or your team beyond the convention(al), beyond the theory, beyond everyday life.

Our UNLIMITED ADVENTURES fall into two categories:

Scheduled or unscheduled. Each year we run at least one scheduled trip to which you are invited. Scheduled trips are just that, organized tours with a set departure date and destination. Always an adventure, and always to a remarkable part of the planet, the emphasis is on growing our awareness, on combining the effect that the wilderness has on our psyche with the lessons Warren and Margo have to share. In a nutshell, we're out to change the way you see the world, and your place in it.

SCHEDULED TRIPS INCLUDE:

ANTARCTICA UNLIMITED
Antarctica, the last great wilderness, provides a looking-glass into the changes taking place on the planet. There is simply no better place to reflect on change as a constant, and our role in finding opportunities to create the kind of world we want to live in. Click HERE for details.

AFRICA UNLIMITED
Coming Soon!

UNSCHEDULED TRIPS INCLUDE:

Perfect for building trust and confidence within your sales, management or executive team, Warren and Margo can deliver you an UNLIMITED ADVENTURE when it suits you. Contact Us to discuss which of the following best suits what you're looking for:

Ice Climbing in the Canadian Rockies
Rock climbing (you come to us in British Columbia or we come to you)
Sea Kayaking (Vancouver Island)

UNLIMITED ADVENTURES range from 1 - 3 days (accommodation and meals included), with a variety of options depending on your focus.

Speaking in front of tens of thousands each year, Warren spreads a message of finding opportunity in change. Visiting these wild places with Warren, and Margo, will literally change the way you see the world.

Margo Talbot is a World Class Ice Climber who has guided expeditions to the South Pole as well as to the summit of Antarctica's highest peak, Mt Vinson