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Unit 102, No.1166, North Kargar St. Enqelab Sq. Tehran, Iran Postal Code: 1418864596 Tel: +98 21 66 90 2680 Introduction Iran Eco Adventure is the brand name of incoming Whether you’ve taken many trips or you’re tying up tours and a division of Spilet Alborz Eco Adventures for the first time, we design and offer everything in Co. It’s an Iran based company and for over 14 years the tour program according to your needs. Our tours we’ve been made memories and trips for people who offer variety of adventure activities ranging from Eco love outdoor activities and hiking, have a passion for tours, hiking, trekking and biking to alpine skiing and travel and a bucket list of exciting adventures. desert safari. Our travel experience runs deep, from years of Giving you the joy of adventure in numerous loca- mountaineering and traveling in nature of Iran to re- tions of our beautiful country under our proficiency search trips and just bouncing around every corner of steam is what our company mission is all about and the country. This deep experience is the reason be- we pride ourselves on our knowledge of destinations hind our pioneering approach to winning itineraries. and our dedication to nature. Our Adventure Categories: We offer several different approaches and tour groups: Eco Culture: Combining best highlights of culture and nature both. Mountaineering and Climbing: Ascending to the highest peaks in Iran. Hiking and Trekking: Exploring a lesser known, wilder Iran at the heart of its nature. Desert Adventure: Professionally designed and organized expeditions to the mystical deserts. Skiing: Unique ski adventures in Iranian high and proud mountain ranges. Cycling & Mountain Biking: Exploring Iran in one of the best ways possible. For each of these tour groups we also offer fixed departure programs which are open to all Interna- tional tourists on guaranteed dates. Everybody can join to this kind of tours individually or in group with reduced price. Iran Eco Adventure 3 Adventure Tours to Iran Eco Culture Our Eco Culture tours are well designed to combine the sense of nature and culture both. While you visit and get deep into the rich history of Iran during centuries you enjoy the hike in nature and explore more about Iran land of four seasons. The tours are customized for any physical condition suitable for all age ranges of tourists. In these tours you get more involve in life of people who live in the villages and nomadic regions where you will be received warmly by locals. Scan the QR Code to find more tours! Featured Eco Culture Tour Sheikh Safi al-din Khānegāh and Shrine (UNESCO Roundtrip to visit World Heritage), then drive to Alvares nomad camp- North and Northwest Iran ing area and camping with Shahsevan nomads Day 8: Half day hiking in foothills of Mt. Sabalan, Day 1: Tehran city tour, visiting Golestan Palace back to the camp and drive to Tabriz (UNESCO World Heritage), National Museum/Na- tional Jewelry Museum and Grand Bazaar Day 9: Visiting Tabriz historic bazaar complex & Tabriz Blue Mosque, then drive to Kandowan vil- Day 2: Drive from Tehran to Caspian Sea through lage, hiking in Kandowan passageways, and drive Chalus road one of most beautiful roads in Iran with back to Tabriz scenic view of Alborz Mountains then to Qasem Abad village Day 10: Drive to Zanjan, visiting a historical bath and bazaar in Zanjan Day 3: Full day hiking tour in Hyrcanian forest of Northern Alborz mountains visiting small villages, Day 11: Drive to Hamedan en-route visiting tea plantation farms and enjoying overview of Cas- Soltaniyeh dome (UNESCO World Heritage), It’s pian Sea from highlands one of the biggest brick domes in the world. The turquoise-blue dome is surrounded by eight minarets Day 4: Drive to Masouleh passing through Lahijan city, visiting Masouleh, free time to walk around in Day 12: Drive to Kermanshah, visiting Taq-e Masouleh passageways Bostan, Bisotun (UNESCO World Heritage site), drive back to Hamadan Day 5: Drive to Astara, visiting Salsal castle en- route, rest of the day at leisure Day 13: Morning hiking in Mt. Alvand, visiting Ganjnameh historical scripts, afternoon city tour to Day 6: Trekking in Talysh Mountains to reach La- visit Avicenna Mausoleum tun Waterfall one of the highest waterfalls in Iran with height of 100 meter Day 14: Drive to Tehran (5-6 hours), check in and rest in hotel Day 7: Drive to Ardabil, visiting grand bazaar and Iran Eco Adventure 5 Adventure Tours to Iran Mountaineering and Climbing Mountaineering and climbing is the spirit of Iran Eco Adventure as we offer high grade service of climbing tours to Iran’s major mountain climbing destinations, Mt. Damavand (5619 m) and Mt. Alamkooh (4870 m). Using experienced mountain guides and the world class services we run the safe and well operated programs that can guaranty the ascendant to the summits. Scan the QR Code to find more tours! Featured Mountaineering and Climbing Tour Climbing Alamkuh and Damavand Day 1: Transfer from Tehran to Vandarbon Day 2: Transfer to Tang-e Gelu & trek to Hesar- chal: After a transfer to Tang-e Gelu hiking up to He- sarchal camp(3800 m), this will take about 4 hours. The route goes along some nomads then passing along a small river originated from the melting snow, the sheep and goats grazing in the fields. Snow can be found here even in August. The rest of the day will be used for acclimatization. The camp is surrounded by mountains of 4000 meters high. Also several natural springs can be found in this area Day 3: Ascending to Lashgarak Summit (4320 m) for acclimatization and return to the camp. The peak of Lashgarak is located at south of camp Day 4: Ascending to the summit of Alamkouh 4850 m which is situated North of the camp, this takes 5-6 hours,. Passing another glacier, a small path leads up to the summit Day 5: Drive via Haraz road to Nandal village located in the north face of Damavand (4-5 hours drive) rest and relax in equipped tents Day 6: Ascending up to Advanced Camp (4350 m) Day 7: Acclimatization day; Half day trek up to 4850 m to acclimatize in the path leading to the sum- mit and return to camp Day 8: Summit day Day 9: Descending and transfer to Damavand Eco Camp by pickups. After a short refreshment drive back to Tehran Iran Eco Adventure 7 Adventure Tours to Iran Hiking and Trekking Iran is a great destination for hiking no matter in sloppy mountains of Alborz or sand dunes of Central Desert. Using the trails in various altitudes and geographical region with different level of physical demand we offer plenty of hiking tours from 2 to 5 days with high service level of camps and local house accommodation. Scan the QR Code to find more tours! Featured Hiking Tour Alborz crossing Day 1: Drive to Taleqhan located on southern slops of Alborz mountain range, Trekking up to Domche (3500 m) through a rocky valley Day 2: Trek up to 3950 m at Mishchal pass, then descending to Sehezar Valley, the next camp altitude is 3650 m Day 3: Continue the trail down to the valley along- side the river and stop by a natural hot spring, then to Darjan Village, Transfer to Tonekabon and hotel, visiting Caspian Sea, rest and leisure Day 4: Drive back to Tehran Iran Eco Adventure 9 Adventure Tours to Iran Damavand Eco Camp Damavand Eco Camp is the only professional mountaineering complex in Iran for Damavand tour, which offers several special services to ascend Mt. Damavand from North East Ridge. This complex consists of two camping lodges, Base Camp and Advanced Camp in the north face of Mt. Damavand. Base Camp is located in Nandal village at 2300m which is the first resting place for Damavand tours, after a transfer in dirt road by 4WD vehicles climbers will reach to the trekking start point of the North East face at 3000 m then ascending to the Advanced Camp at 4350 m. The overnight stay will be there for acclimatization and preparation for ascending the Mt. Damavand summit. The Eco Camp mission is to provide professional climbing services for the Damavand tours climbers while minimizing the human impact on the environment, to guarantee a safe, joyful and successful ascend to the beautiful Mt. Damavand summit. Scan to learn more about Damavand Eco Camp Scan to find Damavand Eco Camp in Tripadvisor Damavand Base Camp Advanced Camp Base Camp is located at Nandal village in the North Damavand Advanced Camp has been equipped with Face of Damavand, 2300 m above sea level, in 600 all the necessary amenities for a pleasant stay and offers square meter ground including a 110 m2 building and the climbing services such as fresh hot food, luggage a 490 m2 yard. The camp with an exclusive view of transport by mule and mountain guides. The Advanced Mount Damavand and equipped with facilities such as Camp was built on the basis of the latest designs of the 12 custom made tents, kitchen, dining room, fireplace, day, to the extent that Damavand Tours in the region arbor, garden, bathroom & toilets is ready to welcome do not cause any harm. Damavand tour climbers that mountain climbers. want to climb northeast face stays in this camp and can utilize best services for safe climb. Iran Eco Adventure 13 Adventure Tours to Iran Desert Adventure Our desert tours not only take you to a trip on sand dunes, salt fat and oases but also makes a mysterious journey filled with unforgettable memories for you in places that challenge your soul.
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