Five trips for Easter 2027: from the Baltic States to Cappadocia, the Caucasus and Central Asia.
Spring 2026 is just around the corner, and most of our trips are fully booked. If you still have time to get away, we have a few places left for Albania on a special route combining culture, nature and adventure in the Balkans.
A route through Albania and North Macedonia, combining cultural visits with accessible walks.
Easter 2026 is just around the corner and many of our trips are already fully booked. If you are still thinking where to travel at Easter, this is probably your last chance to join one of our groups. The few itineraries still available have very limited places.
Last places available for Easter travel
A journey through vast steppes, majestic mountains and ancient Silk Road routes. We explore vibrant cities, breathtaking landscapes and a culture rich in tradition and hospitality.
A trip combining cultural visits and natural settings with travel by plane, private vehicles and an overnight train. An immersion in the richness of Kazakh culture.
A selection of routes from hiking and trekking combining nature, culture and unique experiences.
From the mountains of Turkey to the volcanoes of the Azores, through the Himalayas of Nepal and the forests of Uganda, each trip is designed for you to enjoy walking and discovering unforgettable landscapes.
Yes, you heard correctly: fjords in Oman. They are found in Patagonia and Norway, and also opposite the Strait of Hormuz, where the twisting coastline creates a spectacular maze of crystal-clear water and rock.
We will kayak through a landscape defined by the cliffs of Oman’s fjords.
Three destinations, three ways to discover the Silk Road: Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan.
Easter is the perfect opportunity to discover some of the most legendary stretches of the Silk Road. We have prepared three special itineraries through storied cities, unforgettable landscapes and ancient cultures.
Last places on our small-group trips departing at Easter.
Easter is just around the corner, and at Viatges Tuareg you still have the chance to join some of our trips. Don’t miss the opportunity to discover new destinations.
Few experiences compare with visiting Guatemala at Easter. Pilgrimages and offerings amaze visitors with their colour and religious fervour. Our itinerary coincides with several of these celebrations, adding the extra dimension we always seek on our travels.
If you can extend Easter for a few days, consider this trip. You won't regret it.
Explore lesser-known Europe on foot, in destinations such as Albania and Macedonia that remained hidden for years. Discover São Miguel Island’s best trails, walking from the coast into the interior, or explore labyrinthine underground cities, rock-cut churches and valleys shaped by time in Cappadocia. These are just a few examples of the exciting Trekking and Hiking trips that we have prepared for Easter 2025.
…we are the sum of our grandparents, great-grandparents and great-great-grandparents…
According to this belief, human existence continues through time, as each individual has lived previous lives, even without remembering them.
“Very rarely do Westerners think of our own body as fresh meat. Very rarely do we consider ourselves the food of another living being...»
This was the opening of this wonderful 2018 article by I. Merino in the newspaper El País. He spoke about the tigers of India’s Sundarbans region and their complicated relationship with humans. Although they are more numerous in the marshes of Bengal, the best opportunities to observe tigers in their natural habitat are in the reserves of central India.
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.
Can you travel for less than €1,000 at Easter? Of course you can ✅
Looking at your trip ratings, some of the itineraries with the highest satisfaction scores in our post-trip surveys are neither particularly exotic nor unfamiliar to the general public. These are carefully planned trips, without stopovers that could cause airport delays, and at a more affordable price.
A trip exploring the most important archaeological sites along the Nile, with a visit to the Fayoum oasis for a desert experience suitable for everyone.
In Fayoum, we spend the night in a permanent camp on the edge of the dunes, with basic facilities and shared bathrooms. A night beneath the desert sky more than makes up for going without a few comforts for one night.
Travel to Algeria: video by Dídac García entered in the Viajes Tuareg Video Competition.
A demonstration of how the Sahara Desert's landscape is constantly being shaped. Over time, wind-blown sand accumulates at the base of rock formations, gradually creating scenes of extraordinary, indescribable beauty: red dunes and an impressive canyon concealing fantastical shapes, sculpted stone and springs of crystal-clear water.
This is how Aurelia described her feelings to us on returning from Trekking trip in Sicily and Aeolian Islands.
A journey to venture into the land of the grizzlies and the incredible glaciers; a place where they cross ice fields, stunning landscapes of lakes and alpine villages. Alternating between vehicle journeys, walks and snowshoeing, we will venture into the Banff and Jasper National Parks, two of the most spectacular parks in the Canadian Rockies.
We travel in March, perhaps the most beautiful month of all in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, and given the sheer scale of the region, the landscapes may have you reaching for another camera memory card: it will be hard to take your finger off the shutter. The pristine peaks, forests and lakes are still covered in snow, but at midday temperatures average 4 to 6 degrees, and daylight lasts until around eight in the evening. It is also the best season to see The northern lights in the area, weather permitting.
Calgary, was born during the oil boom but is now known as the gateway to the Rocky Mountains.
Located on the Valley of the Ten Peaks, one of the most spectacular in Canada, we can admire the views from its terminal moraine. Here we will have the chance to snowshoe up from the shore of Moraine Lake until Lake Minnestimma, following the trail through Larch Valley to Sentinel Pass.
A day of snowshoeing that will take us to the Mirror and Agnes Lakes to finally reach the refuge of the Plain of the Six Glaciers.
The crossing to Jasper National Park We will follow the famous road Icefields Parkway, considered by many to be one of the world’s most beautiful roads, with views of glaciers every 1.5 km. We will travel along the Columbia Icefield, one of the largest icefields on the planet outside the polar circles, as well as the mountain passes Bow Pass and Sunwapta Pass, with views of glacial lakes such as Peyto Lake, Bow Lake or Hector Lake, with colours that change throughout the day. A day when we will certainly make good use of our cameras.
The Maligne Lake is one of Jasper’s most famous and photogenic glacial lakes. Here we will begin our snowshoeing route along the trail of the Bald Hills. From high above, you can appreciate the grandeur of this lake and the many glaciers that feed it.
⇒ More information about our Easter trip to the Canadian Rockies
The auroras are one of the great natural spectacles visible from our planet. In the northern hemisphere, Finland is certainly one of the best locations, and the best time of year to see The northern lights It's at the end of March.
Today we are talking with Ignasi Rovira, the guide who will accompany our travelers to Saariselka this year to photograph the Northern Lights.
A great trip. is not linked to a duration, a particular destination or means of transport, but one that poses a challenge. On a night like tonight, we remember three travellers who set off on a great journey following a star: Melchior, Caspar and Balthazar. A journey through the desert to bring gold, frankincense and myrrh to a newborn.
We do not know for sure whether they crossed the desert of Namibia, Gobi, Wadi Rum and Sahara. What we do know is that each of you, as travellers, has a challenge when setting off on an adventure, whether following a star, a dream or a desire to discover new places…