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Our style of trips


Each of our tours is different but we will always include the highlights of the destinations that we’re visiting, combined with some of the lesser known but equally fascinating sites. Our itineraries have all been carefully selected and researched as we understand that often it’s the little and unexpected elements that can turn a good trip into an amazing trip. Where possible we allow flexibility to modify itineraries to fit in with local circumstances, for instance a visit to a nearby festival or a local school. All of our itineraries have been given careful attention in order to ensure that the niggles that are often associated with travel in out of the way places are ironed out as much as possible before you arrive.


We understand that although you want value for money this should not translate into a loss of quality. We aim to provide you with a quality experience rather than offer you the cheapest trip around, and this doesn’t just relate to the itinerary but to the accommodation, inclusions, local guides and the level of back up support.


At Undiscovered Destinations, we offer three ways of travelling with us.


Small Group Adventure Holidays These are Undiscovered Destinations scheduled group tours. To really keep our footprint small, most of our groups operate with a maximum size of just twelve people. Not only does this ensure that when we visit remote areas, we don’t overwhelm them with a sudden influx of tourists, it also allows us to give each of you more attention and help in getting the absolute most out of your trip.


Private Journeys If you prefer not to travel in a group, Undiscovered Destinations also offers a range of private journeys. Containing the same unique elements as our group tours they are ideal for couples and for free-spirited travellers looking for their own taste of adventure.


Tailor-made Travel If you don’t see quite what you’re looking for in our group tours, in many of our destinations we can create unique itineraries to suit your individual needs. Unlike other operators we have done it ourselves, spending years out on the road meaning that we really do ‘know our stuff’. As we have stayed at the hotels, travelled with the guides, eaten the food, hiked the volcanoes and discovered the cultures, we are ideally placed to create a truly amazing adventure for you.


Tour Classifications


Our group tours and private trips are graded as either Pioneer or Traveller. In addition, each itinerary is individually graded on fitness, off the beaten track, culture, history and wildlife, allowing you to see how each tour would suit your needs and interests. We also rate the pace of each tour to help you choose a suitable option.


Pioneer On one of our Pioneer tours, you will be amongst an elite group of intrepid travellers and some of the first to explore a country that few have been privileged enough to discover. Of course, reaching such remote areas of the world will come with its challenges; it may mean several nights camping, long journeys by 4WD and the need to maintain a degree of flexibility for when carefully laid plans change. These are challenging tours in countries and areas that may have poor infrastructure and high levels of poverty and corruption.


Traveller Our Traveller itineraries are at the core of our programme. These journeys are designed for travellers who still want to discover a land far away from the tourist crowds but expect minimum standards. Accommodation will be primarily hotel based, although you could still find yourself camping, or the guest of a local family. Depending on the destination and itinerary, you’ll likely be travelling in a private vehicle, with occasional use of public transport.


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