Expeditions
 Tanzania Expedition - Jul. 2012 Tanzania Expedition - Aug. 2012 |
 Vietnam Expedition - Mar. 2012 Vietnam Expedition - Apr. 2012 Vietnam Expedition - Jun. 2012 India Expedition - Sep. 2012 Vietnam Expedition - Nov. 2012 |
 Nicaragua Expedition - Mar. 2012 Patagonia Expedition - Mar. 2012 Peru Expedition - Jun. 2012 Nicaragua Expedition - Nov. 2012 Patagonia Expedition - Dec. 2012 |
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Hiking twin volcanoes + build a school kitchen In March, Roadmonkey returns to the land of Rubén Darío, one of Latin America’s most revered poets, to explore & hike two spectacular volcanoes - one of them still quite active - and then build a kitchen for a school in the northern highlands near Honduras... Learn More |
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Explore wild South America on foot and by kayak + build an organic urban farm in Buenos Aires For 5 days, we’ll explore southern Patagonia by foot and kayak, on glaciers, mountainsides and in pristine mountain waters. Then, for 3 days in Buenos Aires, we’ll work with a local community of kids and our nonprofit partner, Voluntario Global... Learn More |
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Cycle the central highlands + build a home in the Mekong Delta This adventure philanthropy expedition comprises 7 days cycling through Vietnam's highlands + 4 days building a home for a village family in the Mekong Delta. Two distinct Southeast Asian geographies and cultures in one transcendent expedition... Learn More |
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Cycle the northwest highlands + renovate an orphanage Explore the dramatic hills & valleys north and west of Hanoi on two wheels, through alpine meadows, past crashing waterfalls and onto verdant rice-paddy plains. Then help turn a drab facility for special-needs orphans into a bright, encouraging learning environment... Learn More |
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Whitewater rafting + build solar panels for a remote andean village Four days rafting the pristine waters of the Apurimac River, in southern Peru, and exploring its deserted sandy beaches, plus 3 days building a solar-energy system for a remote community of indigenous Quechua farmers high in the Andean foothills... Learn More |
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Cycle the central highlands + build a home in the Mekong Delta This adventure philanthropy expedition comprises 7 days cycling through Vietnam's highlands + 4 days building a house for a homeless family in the Mekong Delta. Two distinct Southeast Asian geographies and cultures in one transcendent expedition that challenge you in all the best ways... Learn More |
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Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro + build an organic farm in Zanzibar Join us and summit Mt. Killimanjaro, at 19,345 feet the highest peak in Africa, and visit the shrinking glacier fields before they become a historical memory. Then journey to the semi-autonomous island of Zanzibar, off Tanzania’s Indian Ocean coast, to build an organic poultry farm for a local community in need... Learn More |
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Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro + build an organic farm in Zanzibar Join us and summit Mt. Killimanjaro, at 19,345 feet the highest peak in Africa, and visit the shrinking glacier fields before they become a historical memory. Then journey to the semi-autonomous island of Zanzibar, off Tanzania's Indian Ocean coast, to work with a local community in need...Learn More |
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Explore India during the Ganesh Festival Explore India with New York-based photographer and multimedia producer Shana Dressler and step into the magic, chaos and beauty of the Ganesh Festival in Mumbai. Ganesh, the elephant-headed Hindu deity widely worshipped as the god of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune, is one of the most widely recognized deities in the Hindu pantheon. The Ganesh Festival, likewise, is one of the most important and flamboyant festivals celebrated throughout India...Learn More |
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Surf, swim, hike and explore remote beaches and villages + build a community garden Roadmonkey returns to the land of Rubén Darío, one of Latin America’s most revered poets, to surf, swim, and ride horseback into a village seemingly caught in a wrinkle in time, and then build a kitchen in 3 days for a school. We bring a small group of thoughtful, like-minded adventurers together. If you want an international experience that you’ll remember for years to come, keep reading...Learn More |
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Cycle the central highlands + build a kids' soccer field in the Mekong Delta For 7 days, explore the Central Highlands way off the tourist path, exploring a mind-blowing region of Southeast Asia by bicycle. Then, in 3 short days, build a first-ever soccer field for ethnic Khmer students in the Mekong Delta, working alongside members of an ethnic Khmer community... Learn More |
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Explore backcountry Patagonia + build an organic farm in Buenos Aires For 5 days, we’ll explore southern Patagonia by foot and kayak, on glaciers, mountainsides and in pristine mountain waters enjoying some of the most spectacular geography on the planet. Then, for 3 days in Buenos Aires, we’ll work with a local community of kids and our nonprofit partner, Voluntario Global... Learn More |
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Nicaragua, March 2012
Expedition Travel
Explore and hike a spectacular (and active) volcano.
Hands-On Volunteer project
Build a kitchen for a school.
Adventurers Who Travel Different, Talk About It:
What you are doing has had a huge affect on all of us, internally. Externally, there is a playground where there was none and a bit more hope than there was just a week ago. There are ties forged by the experience that go both ways, and cross oceans, that will never be undone. It's a beautiful thing.
~ John, architect (Vietnam 2010)
Thank you for an incredible trip. I was surprised to return from travel to a new land feeling rejuvenated by and indebted to a group of people I traveled with. We Roadmonkeys dug our toes into foreign soil and I got the feeling that, in a little over a week, we were let in on some of the secrets Peru keeps from travelers of convenience.
I was hoping for a trip through which I would learn about and participate in another culture and be challenged mentally, emotionally and physically in a relatively safe format. The Roadmonkey trip fulfilled and, then, wildly exceeded all my expectations.
