Egypt

Golobo ward, Kenya

English (native), Deutsch, Español, French, Italiano

36 - 40 Hours

Lalibela churches are still active for 900years, world heritage site Denakil Depression still Active volcano 120m below sea-level

Daniel Berga

Deutsch (native)

6 - 7 Hours

Sabry Wahba

Deutsch (native)

60 - 70 Hours

Sabry Wahba

French (native), Deutsch, English

70 - 72 Hours

Madagascar Travel Overview: Climate: Tropical with a dry season from May to October. Prepare for humidity and possible rain in certain areas. Health & Safety: Recommended vaccinations include Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Yellow Fever. Malaria is present, so carry anti-malarial medication. Currency: The local currency is the Malagasy Ariary (MGA). ATMs are available in major cities; cash is essential for rural areas. Language: Malagasy and French are the official languages. English is not widely spoken outside tourist areas. Transportation: Roads can be rough, especially in remote areas. Flights between cities are recommended for efficiency. What to Bring: 1. Clothing: Lightweight clothes, long sleeves/pants for mosquitoes, swimwear, and comfortable shoes. 2. Health Essentials: Mosquito repellent, sunscreen, first-aid kit, and personal medications. 3. Gear: Camera, binoculars, power bank, and travel adapters for charging. 4. Documents: Passport (valid for 6 months), visa (available on arrival), flight details. 5. Other: Water bottle, snacks, and cash (local currency). Trip Tips: Time Zone: East Africa Time (EAT), UTC +3. Etiquette: Greet with a handshake, salama (Salam) or “Manao ahoana” (Hello). Communication: Limited mobile service in remote areas; a local guide is recommended.

RickiCardo Milasoa

Deutsch (native)

100 - 150 Hours

Sabry Wahba

Deutsch (native)

40 - 48 Hours

Sabry Wahba

English (native)

8 - 10 Hours

Our clients are strongly advised to come with Mosquitoe repellent creams.

Beyene Assefa

Italiano (native), Deutsch, English

9 - 17 Hours

Glassblowing Class and Walking Tour Hotel pick up by the authorised tour leader. Take a short boat ride to the Murano glass factory. Once there, you will receive a welcome cocktail or coffee while you meet the glass master, who will introduce you to the factory and explain the tools you will use. Before the class starts, the glass master will demonstrate how the glass is worked. After this, you will become the master and create your object under the constant guidance of the master. While your work of art starts cooling, you will visit the glass factory showroom, with beautiful pieces on display. You will receive a certificate for joining the class at the end of the visit. Boat back to the city centre. Enjoy a two hours walking tour.

Roberto Vendramin