The Silk Road is not just a historical legacy; it is a mosaic of cultures difficult to fit into a single itinerary.
For centuries, traders and nomads crossed deserts and mountains to connect East and West. Today, that magic lives on in Central Asia's turquoise tiles, yurt camps beside alpine lakes and the contrasts of the Caucasus.
Imagine a territory in the heart of Europe that functions as a country, with its own currency, flag and government, yet is not recognised by any international body.
Welcome to Transnistria, one of Eastern Europe’s least-known regions.
When we think of Tanzania, we think of the Serengeti plains and the Ngorongoro Crater. They are iconic for a reason: they offer a unique safari experience. But what if we told you that Tanzania has much more to offer?
In the south, nature feels wilder and more secluded
Peru is always on a traveller’s wish list. Markets that have operated for centuries, a high plateau that takes your breath away (literally), the floating Uros islands and the imperial city of the Incas to finish.
A trip to Peru is not just to visit Machu Picchu.
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His gaze offers a unique perspective on the world and the people who live in it.
An excellent option for travellers who want to combine exploring the history and culture of Bulgaria with nature and outdoors. In this trip to Bulgaria We will explore the streets of Sofia and Plovdiv, visit rural villages such as Bansko and Trigrad, and follow spectacular trails in the Balkan foothills, the heart of the Rhodopes and Pirin and Rila national parks.
Travelling to Albania in June: two ways to start summer by discovering the Balkans.
The Balkans hold some of the continent’s most spectacular landscapes, with a history and authenticity hard to find elsewhere. Departing on 23 June, we offer two trips to one of Europe’s least-known destinations. Albania.
Last places on small-group trips departing in June.
We still have places on many of our June trips. Some of our most popular trips, however, are fully booked or have only a few places left. If you have a few days off and want to discover a destination beyond the usual tourist routes, check that your chosen trip is still available.
It is possible to travel Azores Islands at any time of year. In winter, as on the mainland, there can be cold, stormy days, while summer brings a better chance of sunshine for exploring the island’s trails.
The Azores are temperate and unpredictable. It's never too cold and the weather is constantly changing.
Last chance to book places on our Vietnam trips this summer. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover Southeast Asia.
From the mountains of Sapa and the lives of its ethnic minorities to the Mekong Delta’s floating markets and the unique landscapes of Halong Bay. Optional visit to the temples of Angkor in Cambodia.
The Route of Thirsta was a network of trade routes that emerged in the 1st century BC in response to strong demand for Chinese silk. Starting in Chang’an (now Xi’an), China, its many routes stretched across Asia, eventually connecting with Europe and East Africa.
Vietnam is extensive and has a very diverse topography. The South Vietnam lies in the tropical monsoon climate zone, where seasons differ only in rainfall and wind direction. There are two seasons: relatively dry (November–April) and rainy (May–October). Temperatures do not change significantly throughout the year. The Northern regions have a tropical climate with slightly more marked seasonal climate changes. Summer is hot and humid, while winter is cold and rainy.
You can travel to Madagascar all year round, but there are clearly more recommended times depending on what you want to do and the area you want to visit. In addition, between January and March there may be cyclones, especially on the east and north coasts.
Although you can visit all year round, the dry season is often considered the best.
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.