What is The XP Club?

We’re a social enterprise with 5+ years’ experience hosting trips to Tanzania and Peru. Why? Because we want to do exciting, adventurous challenges while making a real impact on peoples’ lives.

It’s a chance to make lifelong friends while conquering your fears, anxieties and of course, bucket-lists. We believe to become your best self, you must unleash your potential through holistic mental, emotional and physical journeys.

We are charity-led which means we always give back to local causes wherever we go. We build and develop schools, equip villages with groceries, work closely with wildlife conservation organisations, and more.

Find out more about our organisation's mission, our purpose and our future plans to break mental barriers and take home incredible physical accomplishment.

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It is surreal to think that this time last year our club reached the roof of Africa, truly an experience of a lifetime. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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The XP Club will be hosting trips to the great Kilimanjaro in 2020 so if you and your neare

An absolute honour to receive such kind words from Will Travers, President of @bornfreefoundation.
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We worked very closely with the Born Free Foundation when we trekked Kilimanjaro and were able to raise money for such a wonderful c

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The final day is Day 9! Today we will head to Huacachina, a real life oasis in the Peruvian desert. At this miraculous, magical mirage we will drive over the sand dunes on buggies known as Areneros and sandboard down the slopes before taking a look a

On Day 8, we take a short internal flight to the capital city, Lima. Our hotel awaits in Miraflores, an exclusive residential and upscale shopping district - one of Peru’s most affluent areas. There’s no activities planned tonight so we&r

As Day 7 draws to a close and weary limbs give way to comfy seats, stomachs start to rumble back at the ranch where the stars begin to flood the night sky. We have a traditional Peruvian bbq and buffet ready for us including drinks and desserts - all

Although Cusco is so popular and attractive for tourists, the people who live locally in the villages as tribes and small communities are still poor and go unnoticed.

We love leaving a positive footprint wherever we go. So, at the end of Day 7 we wi

This part is optional 🚲 🌈 ⛰
After completing Rainbow mountain, the normal thing would be to descend on foot or take the bus down right? We’re not normal. Our bus will take us to a secure path with good terrain where mountain bikes will be wa

Day 7 sees us following a trail up the unbelievable Rainbow Mountain. The route we are taking will be unveiled just for us, no other commercial tour company has taken this path before because it will be newly opened. Only certain esteemed local guide

After a celebratory night in Cuzco, we’ll head back to the comfort of our hotel for some well earned rest. On Day 6 we head to our private ranch where we’ll stay the night. Before then, we’ve got the seriously fun business of river

Whether you decide to ascend Huayna Picchu (see previous post) or stay at the glorious Machu Picchu, we will then start to descend in the afternoon of Day 5. Our next destination is Aguas Calientes where you’ll find hot springs and a railway st

These are the famous Stairs of Death. After the historical tour of Machu Picchu’s citadel, you have the option to go a step further out of your comfort zone to Huayna Picchu. This is an additional extra and you should ask your XP agent about it

It’s Day 5, this is Inti Punku. You 🏃🏼&zwj;♀️and the sun ☀️ will ascend in unison to reach here at 5 am. It’ll be breathtaking (literally and figuratively), take in the view of Machu Picchu and Huayna Picchu.
We will then descend sligh

We finish Day 4 above the clouds in Puyupatamarca known as ‘la ciudad entre la niebla’. We then descend to camp for dinner and rest. This is a special evening as we say goodbye to our porters and the rest of the team. Tomorrow morning we

Day 4 comes to a close as we pass the ruined houses, steps and fountains of Wiñay Wayna, which loosely translated as ‘Eternal Youth’. From our campsite you’ll be perched up with an awesome vista of the ancient Urubamba River

On Day 4, we find ourselves further immersed in the grand story of time and archaeology here in Peru. This is Runkuraqay, a strategic spot created by the Inca empire as a surveillance site for the east valley, many hundreds of years ago.

We will res

We mustn’t forget llulluchapampa which will serve as a resting point in Day 3.
The landscape resembles more of an enriched jungle from this point with tropical vegetation, waterfalls accompanied by humming birds, parrots and llamas.
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Day 3 sees us enter Warmi Wañusca - Dead Woman’s Passage.

Your hiking boots will be well dusted off by now as we reach an exciting 13,800 feet where the views start to become surreal.

After lunch we’ll descend to Pacay Mayo camp

At the end of Day 2, we’ll find ourselves at Wayllabamba after a few hours of picturesque hiking. This will be our place for a tasty dinner and camp, where we’ll rest for the night.
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