Secret Compass

20 adventurous expeditions from pioneering expedition company Secret Compass including teams to Bhutan, North Korea, Gabon and Chad.

With its first North Korea expedition beginning in Pyongyang on Mon 26 Sep 2016, Secret Compass's next North Korea team is now welcoming applications from fit individuals keen to explore this secretive state's wild and remote national parks.

Brand new adventure world-firsts from expedition company Secret Compass confirm that there really are still many places to discover - and new methods through which to discover them. Explore Secret Compass's pioneering upcoming expeditions below.

Two original adventures - one in Gabon's Ivindo National Park, the other in Mongolia's Western Altai mountains - are currently taking place that are set to make expedition history.

On 4 June 2016, a team of amphibious travellers will aim to become the first to packraft across the Equator in Gabon. Known as the Eden of Africa, Rough Guides calls Gabon a ‘top 20 place for wildlife encounters'.

On a trip the Guardian calls one of its top adventures for 2016, in June 2016 a team of ambitious adventure travellers will make the first summit attempts on two Mongolian peaks, led by UK-based expedition company Secret Compass.

Unusual, small group expedition to explore North Korea's national parks and highest peaks announced by UK expedition company, Secret Compass.

A Secret Compass expedition team has been granted unprecedented access to summit three volcanoes and to sleep inside a volcanic crater above the world’s largest lava lake in Virunga National Park, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Crossing Panama's Darien Gap on foot: a pioneering expedition team is about to attempt one of adventure's final frontiers, something Lonely Planet calls 'so risky as to be insane'. Places remain on this expedition into the roadless rainforest...

World-first recreation of a classic Mark Twain literary journey (on horseback) happening in just ten weeks' time with adventure experts Secret Compass.