Nicola Brady, Author at Earth's Edge

15 October 2021

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What to bring to Machu Picchu

When you’re heading off half way around the world on an epic trek, you need to pack carefully. After all, you’ve got a lot of things to think about...

15 October 2021

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Can anyone climb to Everest Base Camp?

While those who are climbing Mount Everest are subject to limited (and expensive) permits, that’s not the case for those who trek to Everest Base Camp. If you’re thinking...

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15 October 2021

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How difficult is Mount Kilimanjaro to climb?

The highest point in Africa, Kilimanjaro is a beast of a mountain. Standing at a height of 5,896m, it’s actually the tallest freestanding mountain in the world. Reaching the...

11 October 2021

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We won the Sustainable Business Impact Award 2021!

We’ve got some brilliant news to share… we are so proud to say that we are the winner of the Sustainable Business Impact Award 2021! And that’s not the...

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11 October 2021

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How much does it cost to climb Kilimanjaro?

When you’re planning a trip to hike to Kilimanjaro, there are a number of costs to consider. Between international flights, the cost of a guide, porters and fees, there’s...

11 October 2021

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How do you get to the top of Machu Picchu?

There are many ways to get to Machu Picchu. However, almost all of them involve a hike. Machu Picchu Mountain is a steep enough climb – its peak, just...

11 October 2021

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How do I get to Machu Picchu?

The sacred Incan site of Machu Picchu is one of the greatest sights you could ever clap your eyes on. This 15th century citadel is instantly recognisable, and fabled...

11 October 2021

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How do you get to Everest Base Camp?

The hike to Everest Base Camp is one of the most beautiful in the world. As you walk through the Khumbu Valley, you pass through charming villages, learn about...

11 October 2021

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Is Everest Base Camp hard?

Every person who has climbed to the summit of Everest on the Nepalese side has hiked the same path to Everest Base Camp. But this fabled route isn’t just...

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Benny DUNFORD ★★★★★ 4 weeks ago

Kilimanjaro ExpeditionJust returned from a trip to Kilimanjaro with Earths Edge, what an experience. From the time we reached the airport things went like clockwork, met the Doctor in the airport, hugely professional but became one of the … More gang from the off and but for him, some may not have made summit, he was fantastic on the night. I genuinely think that Earth's Edge have to be the best in the business. Sam and all the gang in the Earth's Edge team in Ireland made everything so easy and straightforward and any question that we had before, during and after the expedition was answered immediately. The Wicklow training weekend was great, we got to meet most of the people before the trip which helped break the ice and to give us a brief on what to expect. Questions around food, cold weather, wet weather, toilet, hygiene and welfare facilities, all answered before we went and exactly as was described and managed when we got there. The local team of guides and porters in Kilimanjaro were unbelievable, helpful, courteous and as I say unbelievably knowledgeable from the minute we met them at the airport in Kilimanjaro, right up to the day we were coming home and asked somebody to bring us around Arusha for a look. The level of attention to detail and friendliness was amazing, as was their singing. Bottom line, I couldn’t recommend Earth's Edge enough, every detail is thought of and managed, a stressless experience. Benny

Ben Hogan ★★★★★ 4 months ago

I went on their trip to himlung himal in Nepal..It was organized really well and everything went smooth from when i first met the team at the training weekends months before and we managed to Summit the mountain too ..

Richard Tunnicliffe ★★★★★ 5 months ago

I recently completed a trip to Kilimanjaro with Earths Edge and I have nothing but good things to say about their operation.From the very start of signing up the team are supportive and available, offering video conference chats for any … More questions, they provide a discount card to buy gear from The Great Outdoors store and walk you though getting prepared every step of the way.The training weekend in Glendalough 2 months before the trip is a great opportunity to ask questions to guides who have done the trip already as well as a chance to meet some of the people who will be going with you on your adventure.Once in-country the excellent experience continues and gets better. We were met at the airport by our expedition leader (Freddy) who took us to our hotel and gave us a brief on what to expect over the coming week. Once on the mountain the entire team of guides, porters, cooks etc. are so supportive, happy and helpful, they give you energy to tackle anything. The food served at each camp is truly amazing given the remoteness of the camps, so tasty. On summit night the support team did everything possible to help us all get to the top, singing constantly to keep spirits high in the darkness.This was the trip of a lifetime for me and I am so pleased that I went with Earths Edge, it's hard to imagine anything they could have done better.

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Benny DUNFORD ★★★★★ 4 weeks ago
Kilimanjaro ExpeditionJust returned from a trip to Kilimanjaro with Earths Edge, what an experience. From the time we reached the airport things went like clockwork, met the Doctor in the airport, hugely professional but became one of the … More gang from the off and but for him, some may not have made summit, he was fantastic on the night. I genuinely think that Earth's Edge have to be the best in the business. Sam and all the gang in the Earth's Edge team in Ireland made everything so easy and straightforward and any question that we had before, during and after the expedition was answered immediately. The Wicklow training weekend was great, we got to meet most of the people before the trip which helped break the ice and to give us a brief on what to expect. Questions around food, cold weather, wet weather, toilet, hygiene and welfare facilities, all answered before we went and exactly as was described and managed when we got there. The local team of guides and porters in Kilimanjaro were unbelievable, helpful, courteous and as I say unbelievably knowledgeable from the minute we met them at the airport in Kilimanjaro, right up to the day we were coming home and asked somebody to bring us around Arusha for a look. The level of attention to detail and friendliness was amazing, as was their singing. Bottom line, I couldn’t recommend Earth's Edge enough, every detail is thought of and managed, a stressless experience. Benny
Ben Hogan ★★★★★ 4 months ago
I went on their trip to himlung himal in Nepal..It was organized really well and everything went smooth from when i first met the team at the training weekends months before and we managed to Summit the mountain too ..
Richard Tunnicliffe ★★★★★ 5 months ago
I recently completed a trip to Kilimanjaro with Earths Edge and I have nothing but good things to say about their operation.From the very start of signing up the team are supportive and available, offering video conference chats for any … More questions, they provide a discount card to buy gear from The Great Outdoors store and walk you though getting prepared every step of the way.The training weekend in Glendalough 2 months before the trip is a great opportunity to ask questions to guides who have done the trip already as well as a chance to meet some of the people who will be going with you on your adventure.Once in-country the excellent experience continues and gets better. We were met at the airport by our expedition leader (Freddy) who took us to our hotel and gave us a brief on what to expect over the coming week. Once on the mountain the entire team of guides, porters, cooks etc. are so supportive, happy and helpful, they give you energy to tackle anything. The food served at each camp is truly amazing given the remoteness of the camps, so tasty. On summit night the support team did everything possible to help us all get to the top, singing constantly to keep spirits high in the darkness.This was the trip of a lifetime for me and I am so pleased that I went with Earths Edge, it's hard to imagine anything they could have done better.

Nicola Brady

What to bring to Machu Picchu

Can anyone climb to Everest Base Camp?

How difficult is Mount Kilimanjaro to climb?

We won the Sustainable Business Impact Award 2021!

How much does it cost to climb Kilimanjaro?

How do you get to the top of Machu Picchu?

How do I get to Machu Picchu?

How do you get to Everest Base Camp?

Is Everest Base Camp hard?

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