Ethiopia, special departure 12 June (last places)
A trip to Ethiopia is always special; sometimes, however, it can become something exceptional.
A trip to Ethiopia is always special; sometimes, however, it can become something exceptional.

Last February a group of travelers left for the plains of Ndutu, in Tanzania, to encounter the great herds that pause for a few weeks during their annual migration to give birth. This is known as the February calving season, and our guide Marc Magrans shares his impressions on his return
Next Tuesday, 12 February at 19:30, there will be an open presentation and discussion for anyone interested in travelling to Madagascar, or simply find out more about this fascinating island on Africa.
With our dear friends Sergi, Sylvia and Jaume, stars of RTVE’s “Españoles por el Mundo” programme (Watch video), we will discover a different side of the island from the one offered by conventional trips.

Our route for this summer, accompanied by our "semi-native" guides, offers an exclusive itinerary: Experience Madagascar: down the Tsiribihina River, the Tsingy and the south. Discovering the distinctive flora and fauna of the western region, canoeing down the Tsiribihina River and meeting local people at the markets will give us a feel for the essence of Madagascar.
We look forward to seeing you at the office of Viajes Tuareg, Mariner Passatge 1 bis 08025 – BARCELONA.
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February. Special departure guided by a naturalist.
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An exciting time: between mid-February and early March, large herds of wildebeest and zebras move between the south-central Serengeti and the Ndutu plains in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. This is when wildebeest calves are born, and action is guaranteed: the explosion of life is spectacular. Witnessing this spectacle with a naturalist makes the experience even richer.

Africa reveals the mysteries of elephants seeking salt; migrating wildebeest and zebras; and lions and cheetahs hiding in the savannah grass, waiting to hunt.
Viajes Tuareg has made a selection of all our safaris and presents them on our new page: Safaris Africa.
A tourism development project in Congo-Brazzaville has led us to discover the forests of equatorial Africa, and also the Atlantic coast. Here are some impressions.
Our correspondent in Namibia reports that three desert lions have died from poisoning in the Kunene region of Namibia. A tragic act of human cruelty that has cost these great African cats their lives.