The 2023 Photo and Video Competition has come to an end. We would like to congratulate the winners, the finalists and everyone who did not make it past the first round. Thank you all for taking part.
Your photographs offer us a unique perspective of the world and of the people who inhabit it.
If we are planning to travel to Cuba for our next holiday, we may well find ourselves asking: travel to Cuba on an organised tour or independently and travel at our own pace?
Few countries are better suited than Cuba to travelling at your own pace.
People are extremely friendly, the language is (almost) the same as ours, and the country is much safer than most wealthy countries.
We venture into the land of Mongolia through 7 magnificent photographs that aim to capture its landscapes and ways of life. We know it is only a fleeting glimpse, but for a moment it takes us to vast green spaces, to the world of nomads who move with the seasons, and to some ways of life and customs constantly eroded by the arrival of so-called modernity.
The world through your gaze.
Entries for the competition have closed, with 135 participants submitting photographs and videos. Our voting now begins to select the 20 finalist images. An independent expert jury will then choose the three winners from the finalists.
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.
Namibia is a favourite destination for people with travel in their DNA. In southern Africa, Namibia’s changing landscapes take your breath away, its wildlife is richly diverse and opportunities for great photography abound wherever you go.
We have extended the deadline for the Tuareg photo and video competition to February 29th
We have been working on a faster, more dynamic and more comprehensive website, with all our usual trips and departures so you can choose the one that best suits you.
Imagine walking along Baltic trails, through wildflower meadows with breathtaking panoramic views. Spring offers ideal conditions: pleasant temperatures, longer days and the chance to admire the flora and fauna at their finest.
…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.
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.
The cherry blossom—벚꽃 (Beotkkot)—is the flower of February and a symbol of renewal and fleeting beauty.
The origins and history of cherry blossoms in Korea are controversial. Some say the Japanese planted the trees, while others argue that they were already present in the country and valued as a useful material long before the Japanese arrived.
Would you like to start the year exploring Senegal’s rich culture and nature? Last places available for travel to Senegal in January and February. Join us for an experience you will remember forever!
Two years ago, we launched a new hiking route on the beautiful island of Madeira. After successfully leading our well-known “Senderismo nas Leivadas” trip for several years, Filipe, who knows the island’s trails intimately, suggested an exciting challenge for experienced hikers: a traverse from Machico to Porto Moniz, crossing the island’s peaks and central plateau.
This remote corner of the Arctic is known for its scenic beauty, where the northern lights dance in the winter sky.
A journey to capture the essence of the Arctic’s natural beauty, with unique experiences that go beyond the ordinary. A special photography departure accompanied by Eduardo Blanco, in a very small group.
It is something we have been thinking about for some time, a dream we have always had, and now it seems the moment has come… let’s go on safari as a family!
But now that we're clear that we're going to take the whole family safari, many questions arise. Which destination would be best for a family safari? What kind of safari will appeal more to my family? Where will we see the most animals? Is this a child-friendly safari?
In this article, we will try to answer all these questions to make your family trip an unforgettable experience.
With turquoise waters, stunning rock formations and a rich history, this natural wonder alone is worth a trip to Vietnam.
The Halong Bay It is so beautiful that everyone who visits is impressed. You probably know it lies in the north of the country, in Quang Ninh province, on the Gulf of Tonkin. A little further north, China begins.
Sapa is much more than a tourist destination; it is a melting pot of cultures, a living testimony of harmonious coexistence between the Hmong, Dao, Tay, Zay and Xa Pho ethnic groups. From the vibrant palette of traditional costumes to the ancient melodies that resonate in the hills, each corner of Sapa tells a unique story that reflects the richness of ethnic diversity.
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.
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.
Safari Kidogo is an African adventure timed for the Christmas holidays, ideal for those seeking new experiences. It challenges the idea that safaris can become repetitive and monotonous. As well as seeing lions and buffaloes, along the way we will discover…