Patagonia, on foot
Glacier valleys and estancia stays with a third-generation gaucho family as co-hosts.
Small-group expeditions · est. 2014
Meridian plans slow, small-group journeys to the places most itineraries skip — guided by people who live there, capped at twelve travellers, mapped by hand.
No forty-seat coaches. No landmark checklists. Every Meridian trip is built around one region, one season, and a local co-host who has spent a lifetime there — so you leave knowing a place, not just having passed through it.
Upcoming departures
Glacier valleys and estancia stays with a third-generation gaucho family as co-hosts.
Monastery villages above 4,000m, led by a Ladakhi mountaineer and his household.
Sea cliffs, turf-roof villages, and a boat-builder's family kitchen table.
Star-still nights among the world's oldest dunes with a Nama desert guide.
How a trip comes together
A 30-minute call about pace, season, and what "quiet corner" means to you — no forms, no quiz.
We hand-build the route with our regional co-host and send a single itinerary, not five options.
You travel with eleven others, at most. We stay reachable, but we stay out of your way.
From the road
Our host in Ladakh taught us more in three days than a guidebook could in a year.
Twelve of us, one van, zero rush. I finally saw a place instead of photographing it.
They picked up the phone at 11pm when our flight was cancelled. That's the whole review.
Next step
Leave your details — we reply within a day with two or three real departures, not a brochure.