The Outlander Society is a private travel club focused on thoughtfully hosted journeys and Voyages Extraordinaires, designed for a changing world. Our experiences emphasize preparation, context, and shared confidence, particularly when plans evolve, allowing our travelers to focus on discovery, connection, and enjoyment rather than logistics.

Upcoming Outlander Trips, Adventures, and Quests further down

Small by Design 
We travel in intentionally small groups, limited to a maximum of 28 guests, though most journeys host between 12 and 18 travelers.  Each adventure clearly lists its maximum group size. 

Smaller groups allow for:
  ○ Greater flexibility
  ○ Deeper access
  ○ Stronger group dynamics
  ○ A calmer, more personal travel experience
   

Our Two Rules 
To protect the experience for everyone, we have two simple rules: 

  1. No grumpy travelers. Outlanders are adaptable, flexible, and travel well when plans evolve.
  2. No discussion of divisive politics while on holiday.
  
These guidelines exist to preserve the spirit of travel and protect the quality of the group experience for everyone. 


Who Becomes an Outlander 
Outlanders tend to share a few things in common: 

  ○ Curiosity about the world
  ○ Respect for others
  ○ Appreciation for preparation and leadership
  ○ Enjoyment of traveling in good company
  
Membership is earned naturally.
Guests are invited or apply to join one of our hosted journeys. Toward the end of the trip, travelers who align with the group and respect the Code of Conduct are welcomed as members of the Outlander Society.

That’s it. No application packets. No status games. Just good travel, well shared. 



Invitation and Code of Conduct 
The Outlander Society Travel Club is invitation-based, though you may request to apply or ask an existing member to stand for you. 

Because our group experiences rely on trust and mutual respect, we take our Code of Conduct seriously. A link is provided at the bottom of this page. 


Why Hosted Travel Matters 
Our hosted journeys are designed to remove uncertainty, provide context, and create shared confidence, so you can focus on the experience rather than the logistics. 

In a world where travel is becoming more complex, thoughtful planning and experienced leadership matter more than ever, often making the difference between frustration and enjoyment.



Member Benefits 
Outlander Society members enjoy: 

  ○ Early access to new journeys
  ○ Exclusive invitations
  ○ Priority consideration on limited-capacity experiences
  ○ Peace of mind when plans change  


Most importantly, they enjoy traveling with people who value preparation, perspective, and good company.