You haven't unpacked yet and you're already thinking about your next trip?
If you start planning your next destination the moment your holiday ends, don’t worry: our programme of organised trips for 2020 is full of options with routes for all tastes. Hiking and trekking travelling in a small group, photography trips accompanied by expert photographers, Northern Lights, routes through the desert in 4×4 and much more!
One of our star trips this year and possibly one of the best routes of Georgia and Caucasus trekking.
The route from Mestia to Ushguli involves 5 days of moderate walking through remote valleys and medieval villages, crossing mountain passes and admiring magnificent glaciers with views of the country’s highest peaks. Here are some opinions from travellers on our trip to Georgia during this year 2019.
The celebration of the Epiphany with Timkat in Ethiopia is not exclusive to the north of the country. On this trip, we suggest travelling with our guide, a Spanish resident in Gondar, who will help us experience a genuine celebration first hand in Ziway, on the shores of the lake in the south of the country.
We will complete the trip with a tour of the most emblematic places in the southern part of Ethiopia and visiting some markets.
This is how Aurelia described her feelings to us on returning from Trekking trip in Sicily and Aeolian Islands.
A few years ago. We set off to discover the Balkans, its fascinating history and incredible landscapes. We have continued exploring the area’s rivers, lakes, peaks and historic cities, and it still amazes us. Today we can present our new route through Serbia, Kosovo and Montenegro, an itinerary that combines nature and culture, outside the conventional tourism routes.
Along with its neighbours in the Balkans, Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo are among Europe’s least-known countries.
With notable cultural differences among them, these territories share a common history still very evident in its streets. We will travel from Serbia to Kosovo via Montenegro, exploring their main cities and walking through their valleys and around their rivers and lakes, discovering an impressive cultural and natural heritage outside the usual tourist routes.
A perfect trip to Jordan, combining history and nature without compromising on either.
This itinerary is specially designed to discover Jordan’s most important sights: Petra, the Dead Sea and Wadi Rum, with gentle trekking through its most beautiful natural landscapes: the Dana Biosphere Reserve, Wadi Rum and Wadi Mujib, all near the Dead Sea.