Those lucky enough to travel outside the summer season know the advantages: fewer crowds, often better weather and, of course, better prices.
Travelling out of season has many advantages, but which are the best destinations to travel in October?
Exploring the wild beauty of Southern Africa is a dream for many. In this post, we tackle a question often asked by nature lovers planning a safari in the region: What is the best safari in Southern Africa? From the majestic plains of Botswana to the endless deserts of Namibia and the rich diversity of South Africa, each destination offers a unique and memorable experience.
Each Viajes Tuareg trip organiser has their own favourite places and destinations. These are more than points on a map: they bring together personal experiences, emotions and our constant desire to discover more.
We know the destinations because we have been there, which allows us to share first-hand experiences.
Thailand receives more visitors than almost any other country in Southeast Asia, perhaps the most of all, and has a tradition of welcoming them warmly and willingly. Thailand stands out as a complete destination that meets the needs and desires of a wide range of travelers.
If you are thinking of travelling to Southeast Asia and want to know what weather to expect, the best time to visit each country and what the seasons are like, this post will help. Drawing on our experience in Southeast Asia, we share notes and travel tips to help you choose the right time and destination.
At present the word safari appears in many contexts. We see it used for a city walk, a tour of several vineyards or even a food walk to try tapas at different restaurants. All of these are given the word safari, which can cause confusion. Urban safari, food safari, safaris here, there and everywhere.
The announcement of an early election caught us all by surprise. Many of us had planned to travel in the second half of July and had already booked our holidays or were choosing our destination. Whatever your situation, you can rest assured if you are planning to travel with Viajes Tuareg.
Not long ago, Iran was on the front pages of the international press: the disappearance of Masha Amini, images of women cutting their hair, demonstrations and counter-demonstrations… Something was happening, and questions arose about the safety of travelling to Iran.
Last Tuesday, 19/04, Antonio and Àlex answered these and many other questions that often arise when planning a trip to Gabon 
Javier M. de la Varga has been cycling around the world for 7 years
Neither typhus, malaria nor the attacks he has suffered in some countries have made him change course. At 32, this photojournalist has turned his two passions, travel and cycling, in their way of life
With more than 77,000 kilometres behind him, he has already cycled halfway around the world, from Indonesia to Cape Town. He has lived and recorded experiences ranging from fascination with humanity to the fear caused by violence and deprivation; from the beauty of a silent landscape to the exhaustion left by malaria or typhus.
Once again. Anna Boyé is attracting media attention for her studies of matriarchal societies around the world. Anthropologist Anna Boyé has spent more than a decade seeking out and documenting life in these societies, where lineage is traced through women.
This time the Newspaper devotes the back page of its 2 May edition to her, with an extensive interview that begins with a statement:
We announced days ago that one of the prizes we have for the 2016 edition of the Travel Photo and Video Competition was in collaboration with Casanova Foto. Let's explain a little more what it's about.
Our collaborator Ignasi Rovira will soon be running an interesting photography course travel. Ignasi has traveled all over the world and guided groups of Viajes Tuareg on a large number of photography tours and trips, always ensuring that travellers return delighted.
In matriarchal societies men are very happy. This is what the interview headline says: Anna Boyé published by the Catalan newspaper Ara a few days ago. Anna has been studying and analysing this type of society around the world for some time and speaks from experience.
Today we speak to our colleague Ana, who will explain details of her recent trip to Peru. She visited the country on a scouting trip to discover new locations and returned thoroughly pleased with the experience. In the interview below, we ask her about her impressions, and she reveals details of the trip and some of its distinctive features.
The city of Istanbul, halfway between Asia and Europe, is full of surprising corners, alleyways, mosques, monuments, markets, squares and bridges. Its major attractions include Hagia Sophia, the Sultan Ahmet or Blue Mosque, the Süleymaniye and Yeni mosques, Galata Tower, the Golden Horn at the entrance to the Bosphorus with its beautiful bridges, the Grand Bazaar and the Basilica Cistern. An eye used to looking through a camera lens finds thousands of evocative moments in the ancient city of Constantinople. Add its people to the scene, the busy citizens of Turkey’s former capital, and the photographic possibilities They seem to multiply endlessly, as quickly as the camera's memory cards fill up and its batteries run down.
The religious heritage of India It is one of the aspects that has always aroused great interest and curiosity in the West. Watching a funeral rite on the banks of the River Ganges while a pilgrim performs ablutions a few metres away, or so many other scenes typical of a trip to India that we could mention raise questions and a strong desire to understand, to find the reasons and an explanation, and ultimately to make logical sense of what we see.
Our travel talks continue, and this time, Ana Isabel Alia Mopane Safaris tells us about their experiences in Botswana through photos and comments.
Next Thursday 12 March at our offices of Viajes Tuareg.
In the talk we will give you a notebook of safari with a short guide to Botswana that can be very useful for planning your trip.
Places are limited; please confirm your attendance in advance.
Tel.: 93 265 23 91
Our trips to BOTSWANA
Remember that this Wednesday at our offices in Viajes Tuareg, a polar explorer and an anthropologist specialising in the Inuit will share first-hand information and remarkable personal stories from their Greenland journeys.
Francesc Bailon and Gerard Van Der Berg will give this travel talk and lead an expedition to the Ammassalimmiut communities on Greenland's east coast, the last group to come into contact with the ‘white man’.
See article: East Greenland. Polar exploration and anthropology with the Inuit
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Places are limited; please confirm your attendance in advance.
For those of us who are near Barcelona, remember that this Friday we have Madagascar as a starting point for our regular travel talks.
Don't miss it, Friday Feb 13 at 19:30 at our offices Viajes Tuareg with Sergi, our specialist guide in Madagascar.