Cultural holidays in South America

A scenic trip in a dedicated truck to Namibian areas not normal visited. fabulous scenery, Geology and local people with just (for me) the right amount of wildlife viewing. The group (12) got on really well and enjoyed lots of fun and experiences

andrew denton Discover Namibia – Camping

Highlights of Romania is a fantastic trip for travellers who want to experience authentic culture, history, and local life. Our lovely guide, Christi, encouraged us to ask questions and to really get to know local people and their lives. What impressed me most was how many genuine connections we made throughout the journey, from meeting local artisans and learning traditional crafts to staying in welcoming family-run guesthouses.

The medieval town of Sighișoara was a real highlight. Walking through its beautifully preserved streets felt like stepping back in time. Equally memorable were visits to traditional workshops where we learned about wool spinning and even had the chance to try our hand at weaving alongside local experts.

The accommodation may not be luxurious, but it is full of character and provides wonderful opportunities to meet local hosts and enjoy home-cooked Romanian cuisine. Every guesthouse offered a warm welcome and a deeper insight into daily life in the region.

The itinerary is well paced for active travellers who enjoy immersive cultural experiences. Along the way, you’ll discover fascinating Orthodox and Saxon heritage, beautiful countryside, historic castles, and lesser-known parts of Europe that remain refreshingly untouched by mass tourism.

I would highly recommend this trip to anyone interested in history, culture, local traditions, and authentic travel experiences. Romania exceeded my expectations and left me wanting to return and explore even more of this remarkable country.

Simone Pfluegl Highlights of Romania

We thoroughly enjoyed our Baltic tour and would recommend it to anyone interested in history, architecture, cultural and gastronomic experiences. Although we have travelled extensively in Europe over many years, the three Baltic countries were new destinations for us and they all offer interesting and different dimensions in terms of pre-WW2 history, and post-war and occupation history as well. Beautiful medieval cities and castles are wonderful to visit, but the countryside, seaside and riverside towns were also a pleasure to explore. We were fortunate to have the guidance of an exceptional tour guide in Margarita, who made sure we all enjoyed the experience together, balancing quiet solo moments with memorable group events which were plenty of fun as well. Similarly, the local tour guides we had were all knowledgeable and entertaining as well.

Linda Coyle Discover the Baltics