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Last places available to discover Patagonia!

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to explore some of the most iconic national parks and experience an authentic Patagonia that retains its pioneering spirit.

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.

Can you imagine witnessing one of the biggest animal migrations on the planet?

Choosing the best time to travel to Tanzania is not easy. Tanzania hosts a unique natural spectacle: more than a million wildebeest and hundreds of thousands of zebras move in search of fresh pasture, closely followed by predators such as lions and hyenas. According to our specialists, following this migration is the key to choosing the Best time to travel to Tanzania.

In December and January, kaamos, also known as the polar night, plunges regions north of the Arctic Circle into darkness.

Imagine almost two months of continuous twilight at the North Pole. When February arrives, however, the days begin to lengthen, bringing better conditions for winter activities. The nights are still long enough to marvel at the spectacular northern lights.

A strip of land lapped by the South China Sea stretches 2,400 km between the Mekong Delta and the mountains on the Chinese border.

This Christmas, we have prepared a trip to Vietnam with unique landscapes, ancient temples and lively local markets. Departing on 20 December for 16 days, it invites us to celebrate Christmas with the Black Tai ethnic group and see in the New Year on the beach.

A different perspective on familiar Japan. A trip departing on 21 May to discover Japan at its most authentic.

Accompanied by Asaki, our Japanese guide – with impeccable Spanish and surprisingly Mediterranean sensitivity – and Ariadna as photography coordinator, we will have the opportunity to discover, understand and capture the essence of the places we visit.

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.

A brief immersion in Lapland’s nature to witness the great spectacle of the northern lights.

The Northern Lights are most visible from particular areas around the poles. After considering several options, we chose Lake Inari in Finland for its excellent conditions for viewing this natural wonder and its accessibility.

Whales in Baja California and monarch butterflies in Valle de Bravo

Sometimes we're lucky. In February two extraordinary natural phenomena coincide: millions of butterflies come to the forests of the state of Mexico (Edomex, not to be confused with Mexico City), hundreds of grey whales come to the waters of Baja California to give birth and nurse their young.

Whether you want to immerse yourself in the spirituality of Southeast Asia, explore landscapes and other cultures in Africa, or delve into the mysteries of the Middle East, we have something special for you, who want to travel this Christmas.

Laos, Nepal, Costa Rica: several departures are already full. Don't leave your booking until the last minute.

Can you imagine ending the year among temples and villages hidden in the mountains?

This New Year, we offer two options for discovering Laos. The departure on 20 December allows you to spend Christmas travelling, escape daily life and connect with other cultures, and the departure of 27 December is perfect for those who want to spend Christmas with family and welcome the New Year somewhere different.

Oman is a destination of contrasts. From the dunes that reach the beach to the fjords that rival Norway.

We have prepared three different routes so you can choose how to uncover the “Secret of Arabia”. Would you prefer an immersive cultural journey, an expedition into uninhabited deserts or an active kayaking trip through Oman’s fjords?

The Algerian Desert is not a logical environment for what we think of as a Christmas holiday; there is no urban life, no street lights and no Three Kings parades. The traveler looking for desert at Christmas is because seeks a change of scene.

Ever since the 1980s, when we spent our first New Year in the Algerian Sahara, we have sought to share this experience with you.

Sultanate of Oman, recently opened to visitors, surprises with its contrasts. Dunes and mountains give way to quiet beaches, rivers and lush oases.

Our colleague Xavi knows first-hand what it is like to explore the Omani fjords by kayak. As this trip raises a few questions, we will talk to him about the route in more detail.

Costa Rica is one of the best destinations for the Christmas holidays

On a trip to Costa Rica Besides fauna and flora, we have gastronomy, traditions and culture. The Ticos are renowned for their hospitality, creating the perfect combination for any traveler.

The Voodoo Festival in Benin, Timkat in Ethiopia and Surva in Bulgaria: a privileged insight into the spirituality, folklore and identity of each people.

January 2026 offers those seeking to get off the beaten track a chance to immerse themselves in the living traditions of three fascinating countries.

This year's calendar will not be particularly favourable for those hoping for several consecutive days off. 6 December falls on a Saturday and 8 December, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, falls on a Monday. This allows a long weekend, though shorter than in other years.

A chance to discover destinations within easy reach: Finnish Lapland, Algeria, Oman and Mauritania… all waiting for us just a few hours’ flight away.

Many of you have a few days off and want to spend Christmas in the best possible way: by travelling. Because travel at Christmas may mean a advantage compared with other times of year if we choose the right destination: we often find lower prices, fewer crowds or better weather than at any other time.

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.

We invite you to leave the usual tourist trail behind and discover the real Oman!

We have designed a 10-day expedition that combines the majesty of the north with the historical and natural richness of the south, a perfect route for those who seek unusual landscapes and a rich cultural experience, away from conventional tourism.