June 2021

Slovenia is a small country with an enviable geographical position between the majestic Alps and the Mediterranean. Known as miniature Europe, Slovenia has spectacular mountains, lush forests and a small coastline.

For its part, Slovakia has a history closely tied to the fortunes of Central Europe’s kingdoms. The natural parks of the Carpathians are home to some of Europe’s most iconic wildlife: deer, lynx, bears and wolves. Bear in mind that there may be snow in the mountains in spring, and the weather can change quickly, even within a single day.

Slovenia is a small country with an enviable geographical position between the majestic Alps and the Mediterranean. Known as miniature Europe, Slovenia has spectacular mountains, lush forests and a small coastline.

With vegetation covering 60% of its territory, Slovenia is a paradise for nature lovers. Mountains, rivers, waterfalls and stunning landscapes provide the perfect setting for countless outdoor activities.

Both end in “tan”, but what we find there is very different…

– UZBEKISTAN: A celebration of Islamic history and architecture along the ancient Silk Road. Desert and steppe landscapes

– KYRGYZSTAN: the Switzerland of Central Asia: nomads with their yurts, forests, an average altitude of 2000 m and the peaks of the Pamirs on the horizon.

Samarkand

When someone whispers the word Samarkand, the word brings to mind bygone times or the tales of the Arabian Nights told at bedtime. It is a magical place where East and West meet, which reached its greatest splendour when Tamerlane, heir to Genghis Khan, made it his imperial capital.

Last 2 places on the 18 June departure!

In just a few days, we will visit Uganda’s highlights, getting close to chimpanzees in the Budongo Forest and mountain gorillas in Bwindi National Park.

Special departure on 18 June with 4×4 vehicles and every comfort.

Our friends at the Tourism Authority of Thailand’s office in Spain have just sent us a note confirming Phuket as the first destination in the country to reopen to international tourism.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is pleased to confirm that Phuket will be the first destination in Thailand to reopen to vaccinated foreign tourists without quarantine requirements from 1 July 2021.