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Yugen Earthside connects mindful travelers to responsible package trips around the world. CARBON REMOVALS INCLUDED WITH EACH BOOKING!

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Discover the authentic classics of Thailand from the traditional cuisine and elephants near Chiang Mai in the north to the sparkling beaches of Krabi in the South. Carbon removals included!

[12 days] Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South | Yugen Earthside

Discover the authentic classics of Thailand from the traditional cuisine and elephants near Chiang Mai in the north to the sparkling beaches of Krabi in the south.

This 12-day adventure through Thailand's enchanting landscapes and vibrant cultures is an expertly crafted blend of traditional experiences, tasty cuisine, and relaxing beach time.

After arriving in Bangkok, your trip will truly begin once you reach the northern haven of Chiang Mai. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing Loy Krathong festival*, crafting traditional decorations and witnessing the breathtaking river lantern ceremony. You'll also be able to interact responsibly and ethically with elephants at the Elephant Rescue Park and savor a special Khantoke dinner. 

Next, you'll journey to the picturesque Krabi, where you can enjoy days at your leisure by pristine beaches. You'll also have a private speedboat excursion to visit the idyllic Phi Phi Islands.

Ending your trip to Bangkok, you'll explore hidden scenes of this bustling and energetic city. For example, you'll go along the River of Life and experience the unique Damnoen Saduak and Talad Rom Hoob markets before enjoying a special gastronomic experience. Foodies will further delight in a Chinatown walking tour and a feast amid Bangkok's Dragon Belly to round out your time in Thailand.

*The Loy Krathong festival takes place on November 16th, 2024. If interested in this itinerary outside of the festival, we will modify it for you accordingly.

Festival celebration of Loy Krathong and Yi Peng

Traditional Khantoke dinner with dances and music

Responsible elephant experience at the Elephant Rescue Park

Private speedboat tour of the Phi Phi Islands

Free time to explore Krabi and Chiang Mai at your leisure

Boat tour along the 'khlongs' (canals) to discover the hidden scenes of Bangkok

Traditional markets on boats and along railway tracks

Unique gastronomic experience with a friendly local chef

November through February is a fantastic time to visit Thailand. Temperatures are pleasant and mild, and the humidity is lower which makes outdoor activities more enjoyable. December and January are the peak months with the most visitors. We recommend November or February to assist with tourism dispersal and help combat overtourism.

November is a special time to visit as one of Thailand's main festivals, Loy Krathong, typically falls during this month and is celebrated country-wide. In 2024, this festival falls on November 16th. In 2025, it will fall on November 6th.

Regional and domestic flights within Thailand

Hotel porters, tips, and personal expenses

Any services not clearly mentioned in program

1 night shared-double room in Bangkok (Day 1) in a 4* hotel

10 nights private room accommodations in 4* hotels (Days 2-12)

Transportation by private minivan with A/C

Transfers and transportation by private/public boat as mentioned in program

We can help you coordinate regional and domestic flights. Below prices are approximations are are subject to change; confirm before booking.

Our tours follow sustainability guidelines developed in collaboration with ChildSafe and Travelife. We only offer certified tours with a controlled impact on our destinations and communities, reducing the negative environmental impact and generating a positive economic and social impact. 

Since 2020, we decided to stop the distribution of single-use plastic bottles and replace them with the Refill not Landfill Project with water stations at the various hotels and vehicles.

For the safekeeping of your passport, air tickets, cash, and other valuable items we advise the use of a neck wallet or money belt while traveling.

We recommend you leave valuables at your home. A lock is suggested for securing your luggage.

It is advised to consult or get professional advice from a travel doctor about vaccinations and medical travel information beforehand.

Avoid consuming ice, salad, raw vegetables, and deep-fried, spicy, and greasy food. Be cautious with street food.

Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South

Experience the authentic heart and soul of Poland on this privately guided journey through its history, heritage, culture, & landscapes. Carbon removals included!

[12 days] Authentic Heart & Soul of Poland | Yugen Earthside

Experience the authentic heart and soul of Poland on this privately guided journey through its history, heritage, culture, and breathtaking landscapes.

Begin in Kraków, where medieval charm meets poignant history, from the Old Town’s cobbled streets to the powerful Auschwitz Memorial. Descend into the extraordinary Wieliczka Salt Mine before heading to Warsaw, where resilience and innovation shine in its beautifully restored Old Town. In Gdańsk, walk the Royal Way and witness the maritime spirit of the Baltic coast, with a day trip to the vibrant port city of Gdynia. Along the way, savor Polish flavors, from handmade pierogi to fresh seafood, and end your adventure with a Chopin concert in Warsaw.

You'll travel in 1st class train cars and stay in 4* hotels and boutique hotels throughout. First, you'll be based in Kraków for 5 nights, then spend 2 nights in Warsaw, 3 nights in Gdansk, and then 1 final night in Warsaw.

This journey through Poland’s past and present is an unforgettable deep dive into its rich cultural essence.

Explore Kraków’s UNESCO-listed Old Town and Wawel Castle.

Visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial for a profound historical experience.

Descend into the mesmerizing chambers of Wieliczka Salt Mine.

Discover Warsaw’s resilient history and enjoy a hands-on pierogi-making class.

Stroll through Gdańsk’s historic streets and admire Hanseatic architecture.

Experience the maritime atmosphere of Gdynia’s waterfront.

Conclude with an elegant Chopin concert in Warsaw.

The flow of this trip includes 5 days with half-day experiences planned (shared & private guided experiences), 2 free days, 1 transfer day (no activities except taking the train from Krakow to Warsaw), and 1 full-day of experiences (two experiences, one in the morning and one in the afternoon).

This allows for a thoughtful mix of immersive and educational tours as well as leisure time to explore on your own or rest.

The low season is from October through April. Temperatures are cooler, there’s a higher chance of rain (or snow), and fewer crowds. During winter, some attractions may have reduced hours, while cities like Kraków and Warsaw remain lively, with cozy cafés, museums, cultural events, and a more relaxed atmosphere. Special times to visit:

November: A good time for history enthusiasts with Poland's Independence Day on the 11th with parades and celebrations.

December: A magical time to visit, thanks to Christmas markets in Kraków, Wrocław, and Gdańsk.

January & February: Great months to visit the Tatra Mountains, particularly Zakopane, the country’s winter capital.

The mid-season is in May, June, and September, making these months ideal for exploring Poland’s historic cities and natural landscapes. The weather is generally mild, with pleasant temperatures and fewer tourists than in peak summer. September, in particular, offers warm days and crisp evenings, perfect for comfortable sightseeing, autumn hues, harvest festivals, walking tours, and outdoor dining.

The high season is in July and August, when Poland experiences its warmest temperatures, often reaching 77–86°F (25–30°C). This is the best time for beachgoers visiting the Baltic coast, but major cities like Warsaw and Kraków can be crowded. Additionally, many Poles take their vacations in August, so accommodations and attractions may be busier.

Traveling during the low or mid-season is a great way to experience Poland more sustainably, helping distribute tourism throughout the year while enjoying a more intimate and immersive visit.

11 nights of 4* accommodations, including breakfast

Airport transfer in Kraków and Warsaw with an English-speaking driver

Train tickets (1st class): D6 Kraków to Warsaw, D8 Warsaw to Gdańsk, D11 Gdańsk to Warsaw

Transfers to and from the train stations in Kraków, Warsaw, and Gdańsk with an English-speaking driver

D2: Kraków City Walk: local English-speaking guide, entrance tickets to St. Mary's Church and to the Wawel Cathedral

D3: Auschwitz-Birkenau Tour: private transportation with an English-speaking driver, entrance tickets for the group guided tour

D4: Wieliczka Tour: private transportation with an English-speaking driver, entrance tickets for the guided tour

D7: Pierogi-making class; Warsaw City Tour: local English-speaking guide, private transportation

D8: Gdańsk City Walk: local English-speaking guide

D10: Gdynia Tour: private transportation, English-speaking guide

We are a family-owned Polish company with female management, specializing in custom tours - a team of local experts committed to providing a genuine experience.

We focus on having an environmentally-conscious office environment: we don't print unnecessary documents, we have a remote work policy to cut down on commuting to work (and some of us even use solar panels to produce electricity).

When it comes to organizing our tours, we are big fans of using trains instead of cars for transportation whenever possible.

Discover treasures of Morocco, from the iconic Blue City, to fascinating medinas, fine gateways, medieval cities, natural parks, & the vast Saraha desert. Carbon removals included!

[10 days] Morocco Treasures: From the Blue City to the Desert | Yugen Earthside

Discover treasures of Morocco, from the iconic Blue City, to fascinating medinas, fine gateways, medieval cities, natural parks, and the vast Saraha desert.

Explore kasbahs, spice markets, and vibrant cities on this extensive journey. Mount a camel to traverse the fringes of the Sahara Desert, then marvel at the scenery from the Atlas Mountains' lofty peaks. Immerse yourself in the bustle of imperial cities, navigating souks brimming with unique goods. Cap off this incredible adventure in Akchour National Park to explore the natural water springs. See below for important sustainability notes about camel riding. 

Along the way, admire the impressive architecture in time-tested villages and classic cities like Casablanca, Rabat, and Fez. Soak in the rich culture that blends Islamic and African traditions, relax in a traditional Riad, and savor authentic meals to get the most out of this sustainable Moroccan adventure!

Set foot in the architectural marvel of the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, perched on the edge of the ocean.

Wander through Rabat, Morocco’s historic capital, exploring everything from its old medina alleyways and grand citadels to its regal Mausoleums.

Immerse yourself in the imperial city of Fez, filled with vibrant fragrances and the rhythmic bustle of artisans.

Travel across the northern middle Atlas, passing serene highlands and lush wild cedar forests on your way to Erfoud, a quaint town surrounded by fortified villages and lush palm groves.

Experience the ancient rhythms and rituals of pre-Islamic African traditions in the Gnaoua village of Khamlia.

Embark on a camel ride through the Sahara, watching a breathtaking sunset over the magnificent honey-colored dunes. (Sustainability notes below.)

Relax in a Riad, savoring local home-cooked meals.

Riding a camel can be considered sustainable, depending on how it's managed. Here are a few factors to consider. If you are not comfortable with participating in a safari camel trek, you can opt out of this with our full understanding and support.

Animal Welfare: Unlike riding elephants, where the gentle giants are 'broken' and abused to accommodate human riders, camels can be trained humanely, much like horses. They can be domesticated, socialized young, and become accustomed to halters, saddles, and commands. Companies offering camel rides should treat the animals well, feed them properly, and not overwork them.

Environmental Impact: Camels have been a transportation method for humans for thousands of years. They were particularly important for trade and transport in desert areas thanks to their ability to traverse long distances with little water. While now also used for tourism, camels are an important way for visitors to see beautiful, remote natural areas without the use of a motorized car.

Cultural & Economic Implications: Camels are ingrained in the traditional fabric of desert communities. Riding them responsibly can preserve an ancient practice, provide economic support for their owners, and foster respect and appreciation for their importance to locals.

The best time to visit Morocco is during the autumn (September-November) or early spring (March-April), but Morocco is a year-round destination.

People should avoid August when it can be too hot in the desert and overcrowded in the north by local tourists.

Activities, admission fees, and sightseeing not mentioned in the itinerary 

8 nights of accommodation with breakfast at handpicked, mid-range riads & hotels

1 night of accommodation at a deluxe Sahara Desert Encampment

Breakfast & Dinner in the desert and in Ouarzazate 

Private driver & very comfortable car for the duration of trip

Private guides in Rabat, Akchour, Fez, and Marrakech

Camel trekking to catch the sunset (Optional)

Sahara Safari in 4x4 to discover nomads' life

Traditional music around a campfire in the camp

Tailored pre-departure advice and personalized support

Tree plantation to offset the carbon footprint of your trip

We focus on impactful experiences based on quality, authenticity, and sustainability. Our crew and drivers are all extremely knowledgeable and experienced, and we choose smaller-scale, locally-owned accommodations and boutique hotels.

We buy locally-produced food and drinks and dine in locally-owned restaurants. We strive to minimize plastic waste wherever possible and carefully manage limited energy and water resources.  We operate with a ‘leave no trace’ ethos – take only memories, leave only footprints.

We take you closer to the most remote environmental landscapes of Morocco. We tell you all about the sustainable initiatives done by the local population. For example, we can share how the construction materials keep the houses warm during winter and cold during summer, or about the reusable objects and the agriculture systems.

We make a financial contribution to plant trees in nurseries managed by our partner, High Atlas Foundation, in order to help offset the carbon footprint of our travelers.

This itinerary was designed to offer real-life experiences that promote cross-cultural understanding. We make sure to take you to boutique-owned hotels/riads and restaurants. We support local artisans by witnessing their hard work even in the most remote areas of Morocco.

All our partners are Moroccan and we make sure that we pay them fairly to be sustainable for them. We also make sure to visit remote areas you likely wouldn't find by yourself, and where you could have the most impactful experience. For example, trekking to remote sections of the High Atlas Mountains helps support local communities.

Morocco Treasures: From the Blue City to the Desert

Slow-travel through the wild beauty of Argentine Patagonia's glaciers & lakes, go to the 'End of the World', & finish in Buenos Aires. Carbon removals included!

[13 days] Wild Patagonia: Glaciers, Lakes & the End of the World | Yugen Earthside

Slow-travel through the wild beauty of Argentine Patagonia's glaciers, lakes, and forests, arriving at the 'End of the World' before returning to Buenos Aires.

This 13-day adventure takes you through the highlights of Argentine Patagonia — from the scenic lakes and forests of Bariloche, to the glaciers of El Calafate, the southern charm of Ushuaia at the 'End of the World'. Your journey begins and ends in the lively and alluring streets of Buenos Aires.

In Bariloche, you’ll kayak on clear lakes, hike through forests, and explore the stunning landscapes of the Lakes District. Then head to El Calafate to see the impressive Perito Moreno Glacier and take a cruise through remote icy fjords. Visit a traditional estancia to learn about Patagonia’s history and take in sweeping views. Next, travel to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world. Discover the wild beauty of Tierra del Fuego, sail the Beagle Channel, and walk among penguins.

In Buenos Aires, you can enjoy the city’s rich culture, great food, and the rhythm of tango with a special show and lesson.

Hike and kayak through the pristine landscapes of the Lakes District, exploring hidden corners of Moreno and Nahuel Huapi lakes.

Explore the iconic Victoria Island and the ancient Myrtle Forest, known for its cinnamon-colored bark.

Ride 4×4 vehicles across Patagonian cliffs, discovering ancient cave paintings and dining inside a cave overlooking Lake Argentino.

Sail through the Iceberg Channel and trek remote forest trails for intimate views of the Mayo and Negro glaciers.

Marvel at the imposing Perito Moreno Glacier and experience Glaciers National Park from both water and land.

Discover the remote Estancia Cristina by boat and hike through the untouched wilderness surrounding the Upsala Glacier.

Ride the iconic “End of the World” train and walk along the trails of Tierra del Fuego National Park.

Navigate the Beagle Channel, spotting sea lions, shags, and penguins, and step onto remote islands rich in wildlife and indigenous history.

Discover Buenos Aires by bike, pedaling through historic districts, grand avenues, and Palermo’s leafy parks.

Day 1: Buenos Aires – Arrival – Half Day South City Tour

Day 2: Buenos Aires – Bariloche – Half Day Bariloche Scenic Tour

Day 3: Bariloche – Hiking & Lake Kayaking Experience

Day 4: Bariloche – Victoria Island Sailing and Myrtle Forest

Day 5: Bariloche – El Calafate – 4×4 Adventure through Lakes and Caves

Day 6: El Calafate – Perito Moreno’s Glacier and Remote Wood Hiking

Day 7: El Calafate – Traditional and Emblematic Patagonian Estancia

Day 8: El Calafate – Ushuaia – Leisure afternoon 

Day 9: Ushuaia – Tierra del Fuego National Park & Beagle Channel Sailing

Day 10: Ushuaia – Gable Island & Penguin Colony with Harberton Ranch

Day 11: Ushuaia - Buenos Aires – Dinner, Tango Show & Lesson

Day 12: Buenos Aires – Half Day Biking Tour 

High season runs from mid-December through February, coinciding with Argentina’s summer and national travel period.

Shoulder season is from October to mid-December and March to April. These mid-seasons offer great conditions with fewer crowds.

Low season is May to September, when Patagonia experiences colder weather, and some excursions may be limited.

The best time depends on personal preferences. For ideal weather and fewer tourists, October to mid-December and March to April are excellent choices. These months offer comfortable temperatures, vibrant landscapes, and better availability. While summer (mid-December to February) is a perfectly fine time to visit, expect larger crowds, especially at Perito Moreno Glacier.

October – November: Spring in Patagonia brings lush greenery and increased wildlife activity.

March – April: Fall foliage in Patagonia creates stunning landscapes with golden and red hues.

May & September: Ideal for those who enjoy winter scenery and fewer tourists, though some excursions—such as boat trips in Patagonia—may operate on a limited basis. In some exceptional cases, road closures may also occur due to early or late snowfall.

June, July & August: Since Patagonia is located in the southernmost part of the country, temperatures drop significantly during these winter months. It’s generally not the best time to visit, as many services are reduced and some roads are more likely to be closed due to snow and ice conditions.

Wildlife: Spring and summer (Oct-Feb) are great for wildlife spotting in Patagonia.

Crowds & Prices: High season means more tourists and higher prices, especially in Patagonia. Traveling during shoulder seasons offers a balance of good weather, fewer crowds, and friendlier rates. Traveling outside of the high season is also the more sustainable option as it disperses tourism revenue more evenly throughout the year.

Domestic flights: D2 AEP - BRC, D5 BRC - FTE, D8 FTE - USH, D11 USH - AEP 

Services and meals not mentioned in the itinerary

Early check-in, late check-out, and other hotel extras

Private airport transfers upon arrival and departure are included at every destination

Bilingual guide included at all excursions

Bilingual host included at the first arrival transfer

3 nights of accommodation in Buenos Aires with breakfast

3 nights in Bariloche at a boutique hotel with breakfast

3 nights in El Calafate at a boutique hotel with breakfast

3 nights in Ushuaia at a boutique hotel with breakfast

Half-day South City Tour in Buenos Aires (private)

Half-day Scenic Tour in Bariloche including Cerro Campanario chairlift (private)

Full-day Kayaking & Hiking experience in Nahuel Huapi & Moreno Lakes (private)

Full-day Visit to Victoria’s Island and Myrtle Forest (shared)

Half-day 4x4 Lakes, Caves & Cliffs Adventure in El Calafate (shared – small group)

Full-day Perito Moreno’s Glacier and Remote Wood Hiking (shared with private transfers)

Full-day Traditional and Emblematic Patagonian Estancia (shared – small group)

Full-day Tierra del Fuego National Park &  Beagle Channel Sailing (shared)

Full-day Gable Island, Penguin Colony & Canoeing Adventure (shared – small group)

Dinner Tango Show in Buenos Aires + 30-minute dance lesson (shared)

Half-day Northern Biking Tour in Buenos Aires. Bike, helmet, and safety gear included (private)

6 lunches/box-lunches during excursions 

Soft drinks and water are included during lunches and dinners, where specified

Entrance fees to National Parks and reserves (all destinations)

Detailed welcome letter with travel information, destination notes, and schedule of services

The pricing applies to the land portion of the trip. Internal flights can be quoted and booked upon request. To issue the tickets as soon as the itinerary is confirmed, airfare must be paid in full along with the deposit, unless you prefer to wait and book the flights at a later time.

We believe that travel should enrich both the traveler and the destination. Our Patagonia itinerary is thoughtfully designed to immerse guests in southern Argentina’s natural wonders while honoring and protecting the unique ecosystems and cultures that make this region so extraordinary. We aim to collaborate with local communities, support conservation efforts, and strive to work with suppliers who share our commitment to responsible tourism, always seeking a balance between quality experiences and positive impact.

While some destinations in this itinerary face challenges in implementing sustainable practices or are already heavily visited, we seek to strike a balance between must-see attractions and quality experiences whenever possible.

We also follow Leave No Trace principles, ensuring that all outdoor activities are conducted with respect for the natural environment.

In Buenos Aires, a bike tour offers a low-emission, low-impact way to explore the city's cultural heart, reducing reliance on motorized transport. In Patagonia, while conservation is guided by park regulations, we promote responsible travel habits, such as avoiding single-use plastics and using reusable water bottles. Furthermore, most of the experiences in this itinerary are led by guides who respect native wildlife and fragile ecosystems.

Each accommodation has been chosen not only for its quality and comfort but also for its environmental and social values.

In Bariloche, selected hotels work closely with the local community and apply eco-friendly practices, including energy efficiency and waste reduction. In El Calafate, our preferred hotels include a 3* property that prioritizes sustainable water and energy use, and a boutique 4* hotel that incorporates local materials and crafts while supporting regional artisans and producers.

In Ushuaia, the selected 3-star hotel, Tierra de Leyendas is a sustainable hotel that minimizes its environmental impact through energy and water conservation, waste reduction, and the elimination of single-use plastics. It uses refillable amenities, composts organic waste, sources local and organic food, and offers filtered glacier water to avoid bottled water. The hotel’s owner also leads the “A Limpiar Ushuaia” movement, promoting environmental education and plastic bans in the city, further reinforcing the hotel’s commitment to sustainability.

For the superior itinerary, however, there are currently no 4-star hotels with strong sustainability practices. That said, the 4-star property we’ve chosen integrates thoughtfully into its natural surroundings.

In Buenos Aires, our select hotels include a 3* property that integrates sustainable practices and environmental responsibility, offering guests a comfortable stay in a place with green architecture and sustainable materials. On the other hand, the 4* property includes in their practices waste and water reduction as well as cultural promotion.

Wild Patagonia: Glaciers, Lakes & the End of the World

Travel through Scotland's iconic towns and isles from Glasgow to Edinburgh on this 13-day, slow-travel, train & bus journey. Carbon removals included!

[13 days] Scotland by Train | Yugen Earthside

Travel through the heart of Scotland, visiting iconic towns and isles from Glasgow to Edinburgh on this 13-day, slow-travel, train & bus journey.

Enchanting and rugged landscapes, ancient castles, and misty lochs await!

Traveling in late summer/early autumn combines pleasant weather, stunning scenery, fewer crowds, and unique wildlife spotting, making it an ideal time to experience the natural beauty and cultural richness of the Scottish Highlands.

September marks the transition from summer to autumn in Scotland. While the weather can still be relatively mild, with average temperatures ranging from around 50°F to 61°F, it tends to be cooler than the peak summer months, making it more comfortable for outdoor activities such as hiking and exploring the countryside. Additionally, September typically sees fewer rainy days compared to earlier in the summer, offering better chances for clear skies and stunning views of the Highlands' rugged landscapes.

Reviewing clients' choice of hotel (if needed)

Basic support during trip in case of issues with pre-booked transportation & activities

This trip has been designed by a locally-owned and woman-owned partner in Scotland. It emphasizes transportation by train and bus. As a slow travel journey, the itinerary helps with tourism dispersal so that travelers see more than just the big tourist hubs, and support of local businesses along the way.

A sustainable, slow-travel journey of South Africa's highlights, traversing from the beauty of the south to the vibrancy of the north. Carbon removals included!

[12 days] Sustainable Highlights from South to North | Yugen Earthside

A sustainable, slow-travel journey of South Africa, traversing from the beauty of the south to the vibrancy of the north.

This curated itinerary begins with 4 days in Cape Town, where you’ll explore the vibrant art scene, iconic landmarks like Table Mountain and Robben Island, and enjoy locals sharing their stories. Get ready to truly experience the heartbeat of Cape Town!

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Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South

Authentic Heart & Soul of Poland

Morocco Treasures: From the Blue City to the Desert

Wild Patagonia: Glaciers, Lakes & the End of the World

Scotland by Train

Sustainable Highlights from South to North

Moroccan Culinary Experience

South Africa Cape to Coast Self-Drive

Enchanting Catalonia: Medieval Villages, Cities, & Sea

Family Trip through Spain's Cities & Nature

Journey to Andalusia: A Vibrant Escape to Spain's Soul

Barcelona & its Surrounding Areas

Highlights of Spain: Sustainable Tour

Gems of Türkiye: Istanbul & Cappadocia Tour

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