No Roads Expeditions

09/11/2026

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08/11/2026

We're going back to Kilimanjaro.
A few years ago we stopped running trips on Kili. The main routes had become too crowded, with queues on the trail and packed camps. It was nothing like the wild Africa we love.
Then we found the Northern Circuit.
It's the longest and most remote way up the Roof of Africa, and we think it's the most beautiful. Instead of joining the crowds on the southern routes, we take the quiet northern slopes and go almost all the way around the mountain. Some days you won't see another group at all.

11 days, 9 of them on the mountain, so there's plenty of time to acclimatise by climbing high and sleeping low.
Summit night timed for the full moon, via Stella Point to Uhuru Peak (5895m).
Mawenzi Tarn, The Saddle, Lava Tower and the Barranco Wall.
Porters carry your main pack, so you only carry a light day pack.
Guides trained in first aid, with satellite phone links to our offices in Tanzania and Melbourne.

We're very excited to be back on Kili in 2027. Pole pole (slowly, slowly) all the way to the top.

From $6,500 ex Moshi. Full itinerary: noroads.com.au/kilimanjaro-northern-circuit

07/11/2026

Carry memories, not luggage.

The Tour du Mont Blanc is 170 kilometres of trail across France, Italy and Switzerland. Nobody wants to haul a 15 kilo pack over every col.

With No Roads, you don't have to. Each morning your luggage goes ahead to your next hotel, and you set off carrying only a day pack: water, a jacket, your camera, and room for the moments you'll remember.

Lighter shoulders mean more energy for the views, the glaciers, the long lunches in alpine villages and the stories your guide shares along the way.

Arrive each evening to your bags waiting in a small, characterful hotel. Then do it all again tomorrow.

Carry memories, not luggage. That's the No Roads way.

Details at noroads.com.au

06/11/2026

Never lost. Always local.

The Tour du Mont Blanc crosses three countries and covers 170 kilometres of alpine trail. Doing it self-guided means a lot of guesswork: wrong turns in the fog, full hotels, and missed stories.

With No Roads, you're never lost. Your guide knows every col, every shortcut and every change in the weather.

And you're always local. You'll stay in small family-run hotels, eat where the locals eat, and hear the history behind each valley from people who call these mountains home.

Your luggage goes ahead. You simply walk.

Never lost. Always local. That's the No Roads way.

Details at noroads.com.au

03/11/2026

In 214 BC, Syracuse broke with Rome and threw in its lot with Carthage. What followed was one of the great sieges of the ancient world, as Marcellus’s legions battled the war machines of Archimedes for two years before the city finally fell in 212 BC.

On our Hannibal vs Rome journey, we explore the Neapolis Archaeological Park, the heart of ancient Syracuse. We take in the vast Greek Theatre carved from the hillside, the echoing Ear of Dionysius, the Altar of Hieron II and the Roman Amphitheatre, the same stones that witnessed the city’s rise and its fall in the Second Punic War.

History reads differently when you are standing in it.

Join us on Hannibal vs Rome. Link in bio.

02/11/2026

Our Melbourne office is closed this Tuesday for the Melbourne Cup.

While Melbourne turns its focus to the turf, here is what race day looks like off the beaten track in eastern Indonesia.

Known as Maen Jaran, traditional races in Sumbawa and Sumba feature agile local ponies racing at full gallop, ridden completely ba****ck with no saddles or stirrups!

It is just one example of the untamed culture waiting across this island nation. Whether you want to sea kayak the remote waters of Komodo National Park, summit Mt Inerie in Flores, or cruise through Borneo's rainforests, Indonesia is packed with real adventure.

Explore our full range of Indonesian expeditions:https://noroads.com.au/indonesian-adventures/

We will be back on deck Wednesday.

02/11/2026

Led by women, for women.

Kokoda will push your limits, immerse you in history, and connect you with an unforgettable sisterhood.

There is just ONE exclusive departure scheduled for the 2027 Wander Women Kokoda Trek:

Departure: August 2027

Location: Kokoda Track, Papua New Guinea

Expect raw adventure, deep mateship, and life-changing terrain over 11 days. Spots are strictly limited to keep the group tight-knit and supportive.

Secure your trek here: https://noroads.com.au/wander-women-kokoda/

01/11/2026

31/10/2026

Forget the crowded islands.

This is the secret mountain wilderness of mainland Greece.

From high alpine trails leading to mystical Dragon Lakes and vast lookouts over the towering Vikos Gorge, to century-old stone bridges and lantern-lit mountain villages of slate and timber.

Our 10 day Zagori Greek Lux Journey combines authentic mountain trekking through UNESCO listed landscapes with boutique hotel comfort and exceptional regional dining.

Check the link in bio to explore the journey and plan your escape:https://noroads.com.au/zagori-greek-lux-journey/

30/10/2026

Recently, Chris from our Melbourne office spent some time in Chamonix, supposedly getting familiar with Mont Blanc, and some of the hotels and restaurants around Chamonix.

Then he sends us this pic of him just sitting around getting high! 😂

Why not check out Chamonix and the Tour du Mont Blanc for yourself in 2027?

Find your perfect departure here: https://noroads.com.au/tour-du-mont-blanc/