New for 2017
Check out what's new for 2017! New regions, new countries, new trips.
This year is a big year for Tucan Travel. For 30 years we have been operating Group Tours around the world and we are delighted to be able to add our seventh and final continent as we launch new trips into North America. We have also expanded our range of tours in Central America, South America and Europe as well as launch a whole new range of Discover Tours.
Find out what's new on each continent below:
New for 2017: NORTH AMERICA
Yes. You heard it! We now visit North America, adding our seventh and final continent to our list. Our trips escape the bright lights of the cities and head into some of the most famous national parks in the world. Whether you are touring Hawaii or hiking through the Grand Canyon, these trips give you a taste of something a little different.
Some of our new North America tours are below.
What's New in Central America
New for 2017, we have expanded our range of Adventures for 20s & 30s into Central America. Short, local transport based tours, these trips are perfect for those who want to fill their annual leave with a little adventure.
Our new Central America tours are below:
What's New in South America
Our already successful range of Adventures for 20s & 30s have been given a revamp and we now have shorter tours on local transport and on our purpose built trucks. More suitable for the young professional who wants to travel with those of a similar age to them, these trips will sell out!
Our new South America tours are below:
What's New in Europe
We now visit Iceland! We are delighted with this new addition to Europe for us. We also have new group tours that visit Kosovo and a two week adventure through the Balkans from Dubrovnik.
Our new Europe tours are below.
What's New in Africa
Based on customer feedback, we have added an extra two days in Swaziland and Zimbabwe on all tours that go through the area. We are confident this is going to be a massive improvement to trips in the area.
Our new Africa tours are below:
