Wild Women Expeditions
Amazing Outdoor Adventures for All Women
Wild Women Expeditions is an global womens outdoor adventure company, based in Canada, operating since 1991.
We believe there is something quite magical about women-only groups: the spirit of sisterhood, the respect for each other and the Earth.
Bali Explorer
Tour Operator: Wild Women Expeditions
Indonesia
11 days (Bike: 1 days)
Women-only; Multi-activity
Active
Mixed on/off-road, Some hills
Guided
Supported
Prices from
Guided
US$ 4295
Overview
Tour Operator Wild Women Expeditions
An 11-day multi-activity journey through Bali, blending cycling, hiking, snorkelling, kayaking, culture and wellness.
Bali Explorer combines nature, culture and self-care across 11 days, from the wilds of West Bali National Park to snorkelling near Menjangan Island. Riders cycle through the lush rice terraces of Sidemen, relax on the beaches of Sanur, and enjoy Balinese massage and spa treatments along the way.
The trip includes hands-on conservation work, restoring coral reefs in Candidasa and planting mangroves, alongside visits to vibrant markets, sacred temples and the ancient Elephant Cave (Goa Gajah). A pre-sunrise hike up Mount Batur is offered as an optional highlight.
Free time is built in for journalling, sketching or simply relaxing, with the itinerary balancing activity days with rest. This is a women-only trip run by Wild Women Expeditions, guided throughout by a local female guide.
Highlights:
- Cycle through the rice terraces of Sidemen and villages of Belimbing
- Snorkel near Menjangan Island and explore West Bali National Park
- Optional pre-sunrise hike up Mount Batur volcano
- Coral reef restoration and mangrove planting in Candidasa
- Balinese dance lessons, yoga with panoramic views, and a traditional massage
- Visit sacred temples, local markets and the Elephant Cave (Goa Gajah)
Surface and terrain:
Terrain varies by activity rather than being cycling-focused. The single cycling day covers up to two hours on rolling, possibly uneven terrain through village streets and pathways, with breaks. The hardest walking day is roughly 4 km (2.5 miles) or four hours on a rocky, volcanic path, with a steep two-hour ascent and two-hour descent (Mount Batur, optional and pre-dawn). Other days involve swimming, snorkelling and time on a motorboat. No distance or elevation figures are given for the cycling leg specifically.
Weather:
Tropical conditions with high humidity, typically 20–30°C (68–86°F). A hat and sunscreen are recommended.
Suitable for:
Women travelling solo or in groups, rated "Easy–Moderate," with 3–5 hours of daily activity. Suits those wanting a mixed activity trip (cycling, hiking, water activities, culture) rather than dedicated cyclists, and who are comfortable with uneven terrain, humidity and time in/on the water. Trips can be scaled to different ability levels; contact the operator with any physical or medical concerns.
Sacred Japan
Tour Operator: Wild Women Expeditions
Japan
12 days (Bike: 1 days)
98 km (~98km per day)
Women-only; Multi-activity
Active
Guided
Supported
Prices from
Guided
US$ 8995
Overview
Tour Operator Wild Women Expeditions
A 12-day multi-activity journey through Japan blending walking, one e-bike day and cultural immersion (not a dedicated cycling tour).
Sacred Japan mixes relaxing walks, one scenic e-bike ride and intimate encounters with locals across Honshu and the Oki Islands. The route wanders the ancient Nakasendo Trail between Tsumago and Magome, meets the ama-san free divers of Osatsu-Cho, and takes in the shrines and temples of Kyoto and Tadasu no Mori Forest.
On the rugged, UNESCO-listed Oki Islands, riders e-bike along the wild Kuniga Coast, and later climb to the 1,000-year-old temple on Mount Mitoku near Mount Daisen. Days also include soaking in onsens, exploring emerald rice paddies and bamboo groves, and savouring Kyoto's regional cuisine.
The trip begins and ends in Tokyo, with a domestic flight linking the Oki Islands region back to the capital. Rated "moderate," it's guided throughout by a local female Japanese guide.
Highlights:
- Walk sections of the ancient Nakasendo Trail between Tsumago and Magome
- Meet the ama-san, Japan's traditional female free divers, over a fireside seafood lunch
- E-bike the wild coastline of the Oki Islands, a UNESCO Global Geopark
- Climb to the 1,000-year-old temple on Mount Mitoku near Mount Daisen
- Explore Kyoto's temples, shrines and cuisine, and relax in traditional onsens
- Stay in traditional tatami-style ryokan and minshuku accommodation
Surface and terrain:
Terrain varies by activity rather than being cycling-focused. The single e-bike day on the Oki Islands includes several breaks and a lunch stop. Walking varies by day: up to 6.5 km (4 miles) on the Nakasendo pilgrimage, 1-2 hours on the Kuniga Coast Walking Track, and up to 3 hours around Mount Daisen. Extensive travel by express train, local bus and ferry connects regions, which may affect those prone to motion sickness.
Weather:
For autumn tours, long sleeves, a light windbreaker or rain jacket, and light fleece layers are recommended.
Suitable for:
Women travelling solo or in groups, rated "Moderate," with 4-6 hours of daily activity and a good level of fitness required. Suits those wanting a mixed activity trip (walking, one e-bike day, culture, onsens) rather than dedicated cyclists, and who are comfortable carrying their own baggage on trains and with extensive travel by train, bus and ferry. Trips can be scaled to different ability levels; contact the operator with any physical or medical concerns.
Ultimate Morocco
Tour Operator: Wild Women Expeditions
Morocco
15 days (Bike: 1 days)
503 km (~503km per day)
Active
Mixed on/off-road
Guided
Semi-Supported
Prices from
Guided
US$ 4995
Overview
Tour Operator Wild Women Expeditions
A 15-day multi-activity journey across Morocco, from Blue City medinas to Sahara dunes and Atlas Mountain villages (not a dedicated cycling tour).
Ultimate Morocco crosses the country from Casablanca to Marrakech, taking in the ancient medinas of Chefchaouen (the Blue City), Fes and Marrakech, plus the famous rainbow-hued tanneries. The route winds through the fertile Ziz Valley, into the Sahara Desert for a camel ride and overnight dune camp, and up into the Ifrane cedar forests of the Middle Atlas mountains.
Along the way, riders visit kasbahs, small Berber villages and the Todra Gorges, join a sacred henna ceremony, and share a home-cooked tagine dinner with a local family. One day includes cycling through a palm grove oasis.
The trip closes with time at the Amal Women's Training Center in Marrakech before farewells. Run by Wild Women Expeditions, it's guided throughout by a local female tour leader with additional local guides in key towns.
Highlights:
- Explore the Blue City of Chefchaouen and the medinas of Fes and Marrakech
- Cycle through a palm grove oasis in the Ziz Valley region
- Camel ride into the Sahara Desert and overnight at a dune camp
- Visit the Ifrane cedar forests and Todra Gorges in the Middle Atlas
- Join a traditional henna ceremony and a home-cooked tagine dinner
- Visit the Amal Women's Training Centre in Marrakech
Surface and terrain:
Terrain varies widely by activity rather than being cycling-focused. The single cycling day (Day 10) covers a moderate pace on a mix of dirt, gravel and pavement, distance not stated. Optional walking covers hilly, uneven terrain up to 12 km (7.5 miles). Camel riding is at walking pace in desert dunes. Long vehicle transfers of up to six hours a day cover winding, bumpy roads. One night is spent camping in the Sahara.
Weather:
Varied conditions across the route, including rain, heat and (rarely) sandstorms. Desert nights can be cold; city and medina exploring happens in heat with little shade.
Suitable for:
Women travelling solo or in groups, rated "Easy–Moderate," with 3–5 hours of daily activity. Suits those wanting a mixed activity trip (culture, light walking, cycling, camel riding) rather than dedicated cyclists, and who are comfortable with long vehicle transfers, desert camping and varied terrain. Trips can be scaled to different ability levels; contact the operator with any physical or medical concerns.