Indigenous Tourism
Indigenous Tourism Holiday Ideas
A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
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A Family Adventure in Myanmar
We regret that we are currently not selling trips to Myanmar. We hope for a swift resolution to the ongoing troubles so that we can once again help you discover this beautiful destination.
16 days, from £2765 to £4410
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Atlas Mountain Explorer
Explore the ochre-coloured streets of Marrakech and its medinas with a private local guide
9 days, from £2850 to £3700
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From the Amazon to the Andes - A Peruvian Adventure with your Teens
Treat your teens to the adventure of a lifetime on this 13-day trip to Peru, pairing ancient culture with outdoor adventure
13 days, from £3100 to £4250
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Los Angeles to the Grand Canyon - Summer Family Adventure in Western USA
Hit the road for a 17-day family adventure through the American West, enjoying wide-open roads and unforgettable views along the way
17 days, from £3450 to £4800
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Icons of Peru - An Adventure from Lima to Lake Titicaca
Prepare to fall in love with Peru on this 11-day adventure hopping between iconic sites and lovely local spots
11 days, from £5300 to £7800
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Road Trip Across The Kimberley - Exploring Australia's Untamed Outback
Drive across one of the world’s great wildernesses, navigating the red dirt tracks of the Kimberley region by 4x4
18 days, from £5650 to £7350
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Wildlife Wanderings and Untouched Landscapes - A Guyanese Adventure
Enjoy sunrise canopy walks to spot local birdlife
14 days, from £6075 to £8750
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From Culture to Coastline - A Journey Across the Philippines
Connect with indigenous traditions, learn about local history and relax on pristine beaches on this two-week trip to the Philippines
15 days, from £6150 to £7450
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Rhinos, Bush Walks and the Samburu - An Alternative Kenya Safari
Lace your boots up for a ten-day Kenyan safari, exploring Samburu, Meru and the Maasai Mara’s wilderness and wildlife
10 days, from £7700 to £10000
Indigenous Tourism Guide
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
With a global shift towards protecting the rights of Indigenous communities, we have launched a new collection of itineraries which focus on the protection of indigenous people and their culture and traditions.
Indigenous tourism allows you to interact with communities from the Samis of Swedish Lapland to the First Nations of Canada, all of whom have a profound relationship – both physical and spiritual – with their traditional lands. Whether you take part in traditional practices, learn about indigenous history, art and culture, or stay in accommodation that is run by indigenous groups, it offers a more profound understanding of the destination, and helps these communities at the same time. A genuine win-win situation.