ADVENTURE TRAVEL SPECIALISTS
Untamed Borders offers bespoke trips and small group tours to some of the world’s most interesting and inaccessible places.
Untamed Borders was formed in 2008 by professional fixers, supporting journalists wanting to reach hard to access areas in order to provide cutting-edge stories. Today, we still serve media professionals as well as helping adventurous travellers to experience unusual and largely unvisited areas of the world.

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Upcoming Trips
NEW TRIP - Chad 2027
In February 2027 we’re embarking on a new group tour to Chad. This 17-day expedition ventures into and around the Ennedi Plateau, exploring some of the most remote and striking landscapes in the Sahara.
Starting in N’Djamena, the journey crosses the Sahel before heading deep into the Ennedi Mountains, where we explore canyons, rock art and the Guelta d’Archei. Continuing north, we traverse dune systems to reach the remote Ounianga Lakes, a unique UNESCO-listed landscape.
The trip offers insight into nomadic life in one of Africa’s least visited regions.

Michael Palin: Into Iraq
Untamed Borders was responsible for organising accommodation, transport, food, permits and filming permissions for the Channel 5/ ITN Productions series Michael Palin: Into Iraq.
Iraq is one of the key countries where Untamed Borders works, and our regional expertise was paramount for the crew’s negotiation of military checkpoints, bureaucratic borders and intelligence on the ground – as well as showcasing places and introducing people that give an authentic view of Iraq.
NEW TRIP - Mangystau (Western Kazakhstan) 2027
In May 2027 we are launching a new 8-day tour to Western Kazakhstan, exploring the remote Mangystau region. Starting in the Caspian port city of Aktau, the journey heads deep into the desert to the vast Ustyurt Plateau and the isolated Karyn-Zharyk Depression, camping along the way.
The trip also explores some of Mangystau’s most striking natural landscapes, including the canyons and cliffs of Boszhira Valley, the striped Bokty Mountain, salt flats and the “Valley of Castles” in Airakty. After a night in a traditional yurt camp, the journey finishes in Torysh Valley, famous for its giant spherical rock formations, believed to date back more than 120 million years.
Join us in one of the least explored parts of Central Asia.

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