Our Fleet & Transport

Toyota Land Cruiser (Jeep)

The workhorse for anything off tarmac — Deosai, Naltar, Fairy Meadows, Rama, Handrap.

• 6 seats
• Roof carrier

• Deosai crossing
• Naltar lakes track
• Rama and Astore
• Shandur plateau

Union jeeps with local drivers on the Raikot and Naltar tracks, which is both the rule and the sensible choice.

Photo: Land Cruiser jeep in Gilgit by Kskhh (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Toyota Prado

Comfortable 4x4 for couples and small families on the Karakoram Highway and the Skardu road.

• 5 seats
• 4 large bags

• Islamabad → Hunza
• Islamabad → Skardu
• Private family tours
• Honeymoon trips

Air-conditioned, and the choice we recommend for anyone doing the KKH in one long day.

Photo: Toyota Land Cruiser Prado by EurovisionNim (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Toyota Hiace / Grand Cabin

The standard group vehicle: enough room to be comfortable on an eighteen-hour drive without becoming a bus.

• 13 seats
• Rear hold + carrier

• Families and groups of 8–13
• Corporate trips
• Family groups

Reclining seats and a roof carrier. Our most popular vehicle for families and groups on private road tours.

Photo: Toyota HiAce Grand Cabin by Mr.choppers (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Tourist Coaster

For larger groups, college trips and corporate departures on the main highway routes.

• 22 seats
• Under-floor hold

• Groups of 14–22
• College and university trips
• Corporate retreats

Highway routes only — a coaster cannot go up the Naltar or Raikot tracks, so those days transfer to jeeps.

Photo: Toyota Coaster by Ypy31 (CC0)

Airport transfers

Meet-and-greet at Gilgit or Skardu airport, and Islamabad if you are connecting.

• 4 seats
• 3 bags

• Gilgit airport
• Skardu airport
• Islamabad connections

We track the flight. If PIA cancels — and on Skardu it does — the driver is redirected rather than left waiting.

Photo: PIA flight at Skardu Airport by Muhammad Saad (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Driver, always included

We do not rent vehicles without a driver, and we would gently talk you out of self-driving the KKH.

Every vehicle comes with a driver who knows the road, the weather and who to call when a slide closes it. On the Raikot and Naltar tracks it is a legal requirement as well as a good idea.

Photo: Jeep on the Fairy Meadows track by Khugoo (CC BY-SA 4.0)