Tour du Mont Blanc 2023 in 8 Minutes

In 2021 Daniel Sulaiman and his friends hiked the full Tour du Mont Blanc with Bookatrekking.com. An adventure of 10 days which is hard to describe in words. Fortunately, Daniel took his camera and is able to share the stoke with us.
You can do the Tour du Mont Blanc fully independent and self-guided. However, stringing an itinerary including all the accommodation together can be a complicated undertaking. Bookatrekking.com has warm contacts with all the huts on the Tour du Mont Blanc and we can take the load of having to book every hut yourself off your shoulders. Let us help you to make your Tour du Mont Blanc memories stress-free and enjoy free hiking advice from our trekking experts while you're at it.
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[@micheledamschke2441]

Brilliantly done. 👏👏👏

[@bookatrekking]

Thanks, Michele. More videos coming up soon!

[@renatopenteado3877]

In which month of the year did you do this tour? Thanks

[@bookatrekking]

This was July/August, Renato.

[@vicentemunozmoreno466]

Fantastic video!!!! How much days are yo take to do the TMB?

[@bookatrekking]

We like doing it in 10 days, Vicente. Read our blog post: bookatrekking.com/en/blog/tour-du-mont-blanc/

[@vicentemunozmoreno466]

@@bookatrekking I finished it last week. I did it in 9 days. your video was very helpful. Thank you very much!!

[@relaxingtravel-LosAngeles]

Beautiful video. Chamonix is amazing place. We captured surrounding area. Subscribed!

[@sivayamsiva9343]

Wonderful place thanks for sharing very useful videos really appreciated, excellent photography congratulations 👌👌👌

[@bookatrekking]

Thanks Sivayam. See you in the mountains soon!

[@dovasd]

Fantastic videography! Awesome video! Super talented!

[@bookatrekking]

Thank you!

[@anorthosite]

Did it 10 years ago, with 2 friends, in Sept 2012. Took some different variantes from what you did. Bypassed Col du Tricot, because of reported deep snow, so no swinging bridge. Grande col Ferret and Fenetre d'Arpette were the most demanding, physically. Psychologically: The first "stage" of The Ladders. But the view from Refuge Lac Blanc (after more steep uphill) was well worth it !

[@sierdvanderbij3583]

Awesome!

[@moyashisoba]

Beautifully made.

[@kdyounger1]

Whereabouts is that kettle lake?

[@bookatrekking]

You must be referring to Lac Blanc. It's just above Chamonix, close to the end of the Tour if you are hiking it anti-clockwise.

[@joyh7524]

Don’t you mean 2021?

[@leduch]

tourist trap !

[@bookatrekking]

Never!