The Genghis Khan Retreat: Mongolia's timeless past
In the heart of the Asian steppe, the Genghis Khan Retreat is a timeless refuge surrounded by silence and spaces that stretch as far as the eye can see.
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Along the Nile, beyond history
Timeless impressions sailing to discover Upper Egypt, from Luxor to Abu Simbel
Congo: Odzala, West Africa's best-kept secret
Venture into Odzala-Kokoua national park in Congo-Brazzaville: pristine forests, western lowland gorillas, and travel that protects what remains to be discovered.
Greenland: Inuit culture, glaciers, and arctic life
Explore the Depths of Greenland: Inuit heritage, Arctic wildlife, polar landscapes, and a path toward political autonomy. This is a journey into the true heart of the Arctic.
Safaris in Namibia: sustainable luxury and extreme landscapes
Discover a different safari in Namibia: sustainable safaris among deserts and wetlands, with black rhinos, desert lions, and elephants in the wild.
The islands where the sun never sets
In the far north of the planet, where day and night alternate in periods of months, lies the Svalbard archipelago. Under Norwegian protectorate since 1920, this group of islands combines an indomitable nature, a history full of exploration, and a peculiar political system.
Costa Rica by road: a journey through its volcanoes
Volcanic ash is the key to understanding Costa Rica. Exploring by car is the best way to discover its impressive Volcano Route, including Irazú, Poás, Arenal, and Rincón de la Vieja.
Mustang, destination found
The small Buddhist kingdom, isolated for years among towering mountains, has reopened to international tourism with the arrival of the first sustainable hotel
Surprise Oman
Not just desert and sea, but mountains with moonscapes, verdant oases, and traces of a thousand-year history
My South Africa (with the family)
An itinerary from Cape Town to the Garden Route and Port Elizabeth. Then stop at Grootbos to see the whales and finally a safari at the Madikwe Game Reserve.
In the Rocky Mountains you feel like you're in an old western.
In the western United States, there are places where life is still tied to the rhythms of nature and animals, and where you can still find the prairies, cowboys, Native Americans, horses, and farms that we saw in old Western movies when we were children.
Underwater safaris, a pathway to marine conservation
Could the sea be the new Africa, where large underwater national parks become the latest sustainable tourism fad? Only a tiny fraction of the deep sea has been explored.
