Spring, the best time to travel to Japan.
Discover southern Angola through traditional communities, desert, dunes, the Atlantic and Iona National Park.
Angola is one of those African destinations that is still off the usual routes. A huge country, diverse and little visited, where the landscape changes from the mountains and highlands of the interior to the arid territories of the southwest, where the desert reaches practically to the Atlantic.
January is summer in New Zealand, with pleasant temperatures, long days and plenty of sunshine. Travel in January to New Zealand It allows us to enjoy outdoor activities, cruises and walks along its golden beaches.
Weather conditions are ideal for seeing glaciers without the extreme cold of winter.
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.
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.
In our travel in Mongolia, we often encounter Mongolian nomads traveling with their yurts in search of a new temporary home. It is then that many travellers realise we share something with the Mongolian ethnic group; our nomadic spirit. But despite this similarity, the Mongolians are a people with a rich history and customs and traditions far removed from Western ones. Let’s see why.
A couple of years ago we asked our specialists in South America to design the ideal trip for June. The result was this trip to Peru to learn about the Inca ancestral ceremony known as Inti Raymi, which is celebrated every winter solstice in the heart of Cuzco.
Trip departing on 14 June to discover the «Inti Raymi» which honours Inti, the Sun God.
Two decades after the devastating invasion of Iraq, Mesopotamia is reopening to travellers. This journey to the heart of our civilisation connects the remains of history with the challenges of contemporary geopolitics and offers a unique opportunity to visit some of the holiest places in Shia Islam.
Twenty years after the invasion of Iraq, Mesopotamia is once again open to travellers.
Travelling to Svalbard means exploring the northernmost European territory accessible to a non-professional expedition. Sailing these latitudes on a motor-sailer is a unique experience, offering a more personal encounter with the polar environment.
Fjords, glaciers and abundant wildlife – polar bears, walruses and migratory birds… – await visitors during the few months of the polar summer.
In Kandy, on full-moon nights, Esala Perahera is celebrated, the most iconic and renowned Buddhist festival in Sri Lanka. Considered one of the most authentic expressions of Sinhalese culture, it lasts ten days filled with splendour and devotion. During this time, the country's most sacred and closely guarded relic, its true crown jewel, leaves the temple: the revered tooth of the Buddha.
Wondering where to travel this April and still undecided? Did you miss out on an Easter holiday but have a few days free to travel in April? Do not worry, we have options for you too.
Small Group Trips for April into which we have put all our effort, following our approach to sustainable tourism with minimal environmental impact.
In March, with winter coming to an end, we have the last chance of the year to observe Northern lights in Finland and take advantage of the longer days and warmer nights to explore the Algerian Sahara. These are also the last departures for trekking in the heart of the Himalayas, not forgetting that at the end of March comes one of the most important moments of Japanese life; the «Sakura’.
Albania surprises anyone who delves into its culture, gets to know its people and discovers its untouched landscapes. Like Iran, it is one of those countries about which we have preconceived ideas, prompting travellers to reset their expectations and start from 0 when they get there.
The former Soviet Union was dissolved and the Berlin Wall fell, but Albania continued to resist reforms for years.
This route through ancient Persia takes us to sophisticated, age-old cities: Shiraz, Yazd, Isfahan, Tehran and Kerman, as well as the Kaluts Desert. Friendly, cultured and welcoming local people help visitors reflect on this sensitive situation today.
A 9-day route specially designed to celebrate the New Year festivities through a journey rich in cultural variety. The ease of connecting with Iranian people means travellers return home with a very different impression from the one they had before.
We have more than 200 destinations planned around the world that we can adapt to your tastes. We know that some people feel uncomfortable travelling with a group of strangers, or perhaps you want to travelling with your family or friends, this would be a good option.
Tailor-made trips give you greater freedom to travel at your own pace.
Exploring Uzbekistan's Silk Road cities, taking the Moon Train safari in Kenya, trekking in the Himalayas or visiting the kingdom of the Black Pharaohs in Sudan are just a few examples of what we consider great journeys.
Working as both a tour operator and a travel agency allows us to create and offer trips for specific holiday periods such as Easter.
If you haven't decided where Easter travel, in this post we present some of our long-haul destinations for memorable journeys where places are still available.
Emperor Fasilides converted Gondar his capital in 1632. He then ordered the construction of a large pool for swimming and celebrating the religious ceremonies. The pools have survived to this day and have become the site of the celebration of the Timkat. Just as in other cities, in Gondar Ethiopians bring water from the river for the ceremony where they are completely immersed in holy water.
We have prepared this departure to Ethiopia on 17 January proposing Timkat in Axum as a more traditional alternative, less affected by tourism, an alternative to crowded Lalibela that is increasingly popular with visitors to Gondar. In Axum we find lthe authenticity of Ethiopian religious feeling and the remains of the ancient capital of the Aksumite Empire, including its fields of funerary stelae.
After more than a year of restrictions around the world, countries are now gradually opening up and people are eager to travel. Once again, thousands of travelers have trusted us and they have allowed us to take them to the most extraordinary corners of our planet. But where will they travel?
Here is the ranking of the 10 most popular trips in 2022.
Last Tuesday, 19/04, Antonio and Àlex answered these and many other questions that often arise when planning a trip to Gabon 
If you are thinking of going on a safari with children, you may wonder whether the trip will be suitable for them.
In this article we talk about the convenience of travelling to Tanzania with young children, and we provide all the necessary information so you know how to do it in the best way.
How long has it been since we last went on an adventure with our loved ones? Now is our chance.