Some destinations are worth visiting any time of year. Others have one moment that changes everything. Browse our event tours below, each one timed around a phenomenon, festival, or ceremony that only happens once a year.
The Paro Tsechu is Bhutan's most attended cultural festival, held over five days in the courtyard of Rinpung Dzong. It features masked cham dances and closes with the dawn unveiling of the Thongdrel, a giant sacred thangka. The festival gives travellers a lively and memorable insight into Bhutan's living spiritual traditions, making it a strong cultural travel event card for highlighting Bhutan holidays.
Holi Festival is one of India’s most joyful and colourful celebrations. The event is known for colour throwing, music, community gatherings, and a lively festive atmosphere across many parts of the country. It is a strong event entry for travellers looking for a vibrant cultural experience connected to an India tour.
Anzac Day in Turkey offers a moving opportunity to visit Gallipoli and reflect on one of the most significant chapters of First World War history. The event brings remembrance, heritage, and travel together in a deeply meaningful setting. For now, this event should link to the first Anzac tour only, while the team decides later how to handle multiple related tour options.
Witness the 2027 Total Solar Eclipse in Egypt, one of the most anticipated astronomical events of the decade. This special event gives travellers the chance to combine a rare celestial spectacle with Egypt’s ancient temples, desert landscapes, and legendary history. It is a strong fit for travellers looking for a once-in-a-lifetime journey with a clear event focus.
Experience the 2027 Total Solar Eclipse from Tunisia, where the eclipse path passes across North Africa. This event offers travellers a chance to pair a dramatic astronomical moment with historic sites, desert scenery, and Tunisian culture. It works well as an event-led travel card for people interested in rare natural phenomena.
See the 2027 Total Solar Eclipse in Morocco as the eclipse path crosses North Africa. This event combines a remarkable skywatching moment with Morocco’s colourful cities, desert landscapes, and rich cultural atmosphere. It is ideal for travellers who want a special-interest journey with a memorable natural event at its centre.
When: March / April (lunar calendar)
Masked monks dance across a sacred courtyard as thousands of pilgrims circle the dzong. The giant thangka silk painting is unfurled at dawn, only once a year.
Why it matters: Festival access is tightly managed. Small groups reach inner courtyards that larger crowds cannot.
When: Peak 11–13 August annually
Up to 100 shooting stars per hour streak across one of earth's darkest skies. Sleep in a Bedouin desert camp directly beneath the display.
Why it matters: Light pollution kills meteor showers. Wadi Rum is rated among the world's top dark sky destinations.
When: 22 February and 22 October
Twice a year, sunrise light travels 65 metres into the inner sanctuary and illuminates the face of Ramesses II. It happens for just 20 minutes.
Why it matters: Only around 4,000 visitors attend each alignment. Tickets and logistics require advance planning.
Browse our calendar by date, destination, or event type. Each tour page explains what makes that specific event worth travelling for, and what you will actually experience on the ground.
Event tours have fixed dates and limited group sizes. Once you have chosen your tour, our team walks you through availability, inclusions, and any permits or specialist requirements. A deposit secures your spot.
Logistics, local guides, accommodation, ground transport, and event access are all arranged. You arrive knowing exactly what to expect, and with room to be surprised by what you cannot plan for.
We go beyond the guidebook to get you to the heart of extraordinary events, with expert local knowledge and seamless planning.
20+ years
Running specialist event and adventure tours
40+ countries
Event tours across six continents
6–16 people
Maximum group size on all event departures
“Timing the Perseid tour to peak night was something I could not have organised independently. The dark sky in Wadi Rum was unlike anything I had seen, and the guide knew exactly which dunes to climb for the best view.
Every tour on this page runs once a year, with group sizes capped to protect the experience. Speak to our team to check availability and reserve your place.
