Madagascar is a vast island off the African coast, separated from the mainland by the Mozambique Channel. Its rich natural world and distinctive landscapes, including its iconic baobabs, make it a place apart, home to species found nowhere else on Earth.
The ideal destination to connect with nature and discover flora and fauna unique on our planet.
Uganda, known to the British in the late 19th century as the “Pearl of Africa”, remains little visited and, in many places, yet to be discovered. We offer a unique trip departing on 5 August to explore Uganda’s great parks and visit villages of different ethnic groups. Trekking to see mountain gorillas and an encounter with chimpanzees are the highlights of the itinerary.
What is the best time to travel to Japan? Without doubt, sakura season (spring).
If you are lucky enough to have a few days off this spring, seeing Japan’s cherry blossom is an opportunity not to miss. Last remaining places for spring trips to Japan. Lower prices than in summer, more pleasant temperatures and a unique natural spectacle.
East Africa (Kenya and Tanzania) and Southern Africa (Namibia, Botswana and South Africa) are the two most popular safari areas in Africa. Both offer excellent opportunities to observe wildlife, but there are also great differences.
Here we share our view to help you choose the right safari.
We know a few places where the term “End of the World” makes sense. Some for geographical reasons, others for the feeling they evoke. These are places where you feel there is nothing beyond them. Separated from the Andes by vast, flat, semi-arid expanses, the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta It rises to an altitude of 5,775 metres just 42 km from the Caribbean Sea, making it the highest coastal mountain range in the world.
Discover the different cetacean species found in the waters of the Azores, from resident dolphins and sperm whales to migratory species such as fin whales and even the largest animal on the planet, the blue whale.
One departure on 6 June, with places available
Travelling to Crete means immersing yourself in a blend of history, nature and ancient traditions.
This great Mediterranean island is home to legendary palaces, villages where time seems to stand still and idyllic beaches. Our 8-day itinerary invites us to discover the island’s essence with Mirsini, local guide passionate about his culture.
Following the political changes of the late twentieth century, the region underwent a transformation that created several countries sharing closely related cultural roots. Travelling here reveals a different, less-explored Europe, where recent history and cultural diversity coexist in what many consider Europe's least-known region.
Albania remained for decades quite isolated even from other socialist countries.
All things come in time. The remote province of Ratanakiri in the country’s northeast has finally opened to visitors. Some of Southeast Asia’s least-known ethnic minorities await us, along with virtually unexplored natural areas. Spectacular landscapes with huge rivers, lakes and waterfalls, diamond mines and villages whose way of life would delight any anthropologist.
Dani S., our man in Cambodia, shares his reasons for travelling there.
With May just around the corner, we still have places on some of our trips. If you haven’t decided yet, here are three destinations with availability in May, from Southeast Asia to lesser-known Europe.
Last places for May trips in one of our small groups.
In spring, Europe awakens after winter and is at its most inviting. Mild temperatures make it a pleasure to explore cities, walk through medieval villages or discover castles in the Carpathians without the summer heat.
From walks among Crete’s ancient monasteries to Europe’s lesser-known corners in Moldova.
At the start of the European summer, rivers in the Amazon basin have risen by up to 15 metres vertically, flooding the valley and the humid tropical forest. Those who travel to the Amazon at this time will find a unique landscape, very different from the months when the water level is low.
Travelling through the Amazon in summer means high water and flooded forest: the igapó
Choosing when to visit Nepal can turn a good trip into an unforgettable one. The weather varies considerably with the seasons, especially if you are planning one of our treks to enjoy views of the Himalayas.
For many, autumn (Oct–Nov) is the best time to visit Nepal, with stable weather and clear skies.
South Korea vs Japan. Distinctive cultural identity, tradition and modernity.
Our Naadam Festival trip to Mongolia is fully booked!
All places are now sold out for this great national celebration. The Naadam Festival brings traditional competitions, culture and a unique atmosphere to Ulaanbaatar, filling the city with life.
Can you imagine walking among 8,000 m mountains without embarking on a demanding trek?
We suggest a trip to Nepal which includes a four-day walk in the Annapurna region, with extraordinary views of Himalayan giants (Annapurna, Machapuchare…) and an accessible trail through villages in the Pokhara region among bamboo and rhododendron forests.