Adventure360

Adventure360 is a Kent-based travel company organizing experiences for people who want to travel in a group, take a first international trip, or spend more time exploring other countries. Its catalog has more than 200 trips across over 50 destinations, from adventures and guided tours to gap years, temporary jobs, and learning programs. The current brand replaced Gap 360 in July 2026; the company says it continues with the same team.

The company was founded in 2011 as Gap 360 by James Jeremy, Jane McLellan, and David Stitt. Before that, the founders had led Real Gap Experience and brought more than six decades of combined travel-industry experience. In October 2024, the business joined Intrax, a US group focused on travel and cultural exchange programs. That history accompanies an offering that blends adventure, itineraries, and planning support.

Trips include beaches and islands, trekking, safaris, sports, cultural experiences, and multi-country routes. The catalog also features guided group tours, bus and rail passes, and boat trips. Much of the offering is aimed at travelers ages 18 to 30 and people taking their first independent trip, although the company welcomes different ages when they meet destination requirements.

Alongside vacation itineraries, Adventure360 organizes volunteer projects involving children, communities, wildlife, and conservation, as well as paid work placements in hospitality, retail, teaching, farming, and office settings. Learning programs include language study and introductions to surfing, sailing, scuba diving, and martial arts. Round-the-world packages combine countries and trip segments into one itinerary.

Planning is supported by travel advisors and online tools for exploring destinations, trip styles, and departure dates. The team offers free advice, one-on-one sessions by phone or video, flight quotes, visa information, and help arranging travel insurance. The website advertises low deposits, flexible payments, and 24-hour emergency support during trips.

Adventure360 says it maintains financial bonds to protect travelers’ payments. Each trip listing details its length, itinerary, and terms, so whether flights, insurance, or other services are included depends on the chosen trip. The operator publishes combinations and offers that may change, along with a guidebook and a booking portal; add-on services are not necessarily part of every price.

The office is in central Tunbridge Wells, and the company invites visitors Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Its travel-advisor and operations teams coordinate trips there, while questions can also be handled by phone and online. Most of its travelers come from the UK, but Adventure360 welcomes people from other countries when their passports and visas allow them to participate.