The Trek
Walk on the wild side in this untouched corner of Colombia.
We have space for eight nominees who will embark on an incredible seven-day journey through untouched rainforest in Colombia. The trek will take place from Friday 22 November to Friday 29 November 2025.
Everything from airport transfers and kit will be provided – all you need is to be up for the trek! This year's campaign is designed to be very challenging, so a good level of fitness will be required to take part.
How do I get involved?
Whether you want to nominate yourself or someone else, nominations will be open from May-July 2025. Nominees should have the physical fitness and endurance to hike and raft 100KM in difficult terrain over seven days, and present a compelling reason for their selection.
All participants will be asked to fundraise for a charity of their choice. This is your chance to raise money for a cause that's close to your heart by doing something truly amazing.
Be the first to know when nominations open by registering your interest on the link below.
What we've achieved so far...
£38,000
was collectively raised by the participants for charity in 2023 and 2024.
Venari Partners have received a number of accolades for launching this life-changing charity campaign from organisations including:
We created the Venari Partners Challenge in 2023 as a way to elevate our CSR efforts. For the inaugural campaign, which took place in Petra, Jordan, we funded a group of deserving individuals to take part in an amazing five-day trek through the deserts of Jordan.
Nominated by their friends and family through our open social media campaign, the trekkers were led by endurance athlete and world record holder, Sean Conway, who guided the group to their destination: the stunning Rose City of Petra.
Following on from the success of the Petra campaign, the Venari Partners Challenge returned in 2024, this time to the Norwegian fjords. The group was led by Paul Harris, otherwise known as The Warrior Walker, who has walked the circumference of the UK twice. The group hiked and kayaked 70km through stunning scenery to raise money for the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM).