The December long weekend is a chance for a change of scene before Christmas. Sahara dunes, Atlantic islands, hiking or cities with centuries of history: at Tuareg, we offer several ways to make the most of these dates.
Combining public holidays with a few days of annual leave can turn a long weekend into an eight-, nine- or ten-day trip.
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.
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.
If you are looking for ancient culture, futuristic architecture and a city that never slows down, Hong Kong could be your next destination. Over Spain’s December long weekend, we will take you to discover this vibrant city on an itinerary designed to give you the freedom to experience it to the full.
Single departure November 30: «Lights of Hong Kong»
Travel and make the most of the December public holiday break or Constitution Day long weekend without breaking the bank is possible. In Viajes Tuareg we have prepared plenty of alternative routes and trips that fit the holiday dates and offer excellent value. Read on for inspiration and start December with a trip to Latvia and Estonia, a trek in the Middle East or perhaps, for a little more, an immersion in Senegalese culture.
For winter 2021/22, we suggest a short trip (a 5-day break) to discover Kyiv and Chernobyl.
In April 1986, reactor IV at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded, causing the greatest nuclear accident in history. Thirty-five years later, nature has reclaimed what humans abandoned.
We've been waiting for you!
The Country of the Teranga has opened its doors to the citizens of the European Union!
Without quarantine, we can go back to Senegal!
Teranga – a Wolof word – often described as a mixture of hospitality, solidarity and respect. But, as the Senegalese say, it is much more: a way of life, a set of values that guides their lives.