Our tours are suitable for keen travellers from all over the world. You need an open mind and go with the flow attitude as this is necessary when travelling in a group. 

Our specialised textile tours include more than just textile experiences.

If a group tour is not for you, we also offer private tours for 2-15 guests.

Our tours have up to 15 guests. We find that is a perfect number to allow for an inclusive tour with flexibility.

We hand-pick hotels in line with our travel philosophy. We look for hotels with character, preferably family owned, and in keeping with the country we are travelling in.

The hotels are clean, comfortable, well-located and 3 – 4 star properties.

In Morocco you’ll stay in several gorgeous riads. A riad is a traditional mansion with a central courtyard. You’ll also have a glamping experience in the Moroccan desert.

In India we have selected several palace hotels for truely memorable stays.

In Uzbeksitan location is key and the boutique hotels are within walking distance to the old cities.

Standard check-in time at hotels is 2pm.

Yes, we are happy to book additional accommodation pre and post tour.

Yes, if you arrive/depart on the day the tour begins and concludes, transfers are included.

For other days, we can arrange transfers for an additional fee.

Our tours have a maximum of 15 guests which allows for flexibility. 

Yes! We offer private tours to India and Morocco. Learn more on our private tour website page.

Yes, a low level of fitness is required. You need to be able to participate in walking tours, sometimes on uneven surfaces.

You need to be able to walk up several flights of stairs. (Don’t worry, you don’t have to carry your suitcase)

We’ll do our best to cater for your dietary requirements but it may mean you will miss sampling some local cuisine.

Please enquire prior to booking.

We suggest printing an information card in the local language, clearly stating foods you should avoid.

Step 1: Book your tour online 

Step 2: You’ll recieve an invoice via email. You can pay your $800 deposit via vias/mastercard or direct deposit.

Step 3: You’ll receive an email confirming your place on the tour.

Step 4: Get excited……your adventure awaits!

It is a requirement to have a valid travel insurance policy when joining a tour.

It is recommeded you take out insurance upon booking the tour. 

For advise regarding travel insurance, please visit Smart Traveller website.

Please contact Nicole for a recommendation. 

We suggest you visit your doctor for advice on vaccinations and medication prior to travel.

You are required to follow the health advice of the country we are visiting.

You are required to pay a deposit to hold your place on the tour (typically $800).

Final payment is due 95 days prior to travel. This is passed onto our suppliers to secure bookings.

Please refer to our terms and conditions regarding cancellations.

You can pay with credit card (visa or mastercard online via square) or bank deposit. 

We do not charge any additional credit card fees.

We’ve included tips in the cost of group tours. This makes it easier for you to budget and there are no hidden surprises.

For private tours, we’ll suggest an appropriate amount.

Australians need a visa to enter India. It is an online process and usually approved within 48 hours.

Be sure to check with your government website for up to date information.

We visit India when the weather is cooler. In January and February, it can be cold. Pack payers and clothing to cover your shoulders and knees.

Australians can enter Morocco for 90 days without a visa.

Be sure to check with your government website for up to date information.

Let’s face it, the weather is unpredictable! Bring layers and clothes that cover your shoulders and knees. 

Smart traveller is the Australian governement site which advises on International travel. Please visit for up-to-date advise.

Australians can enter Uzbekistan for 30 days without a visa.

Be sure to check with your government website for up to date information.

The weather will be mild, maybe even a little cold. According to my agent in Uzbekistan, not hot and not cold!