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Our Team
Steppes Travel is made by the people who work here. Incredible holidays are made possible because of their vast travel experience and the great enthusiasm they bring to their work.
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Our Tour Experts
We carefully select our experts based on their knowledge, companionship and influence, ensuring that you can travel with the most knowledgeable leaders in the field.
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the people who lead the way when it comes to those things which matter to us: exploration, the environment, women’s empowerment and education
Europe
Close to home but far from uninteresting, Europe is a continent that only grows bigger the more you explore it.
From the English Channel to the Caspian Sea, Europe’s richly varied history and ever-changing landscape have created a patchwork of independent nations, each with their own story.
Ancient ruins and architectural glories sit beside contemporary art and mouth-watering gastronomy, whilst towering alpine peaks and wolf-trodden forests contrast with impossibly dramatic coastlines and mesmerising wildflower meadows. Europe can truly rival anywhere for diversity of culture and scenery.
In the south, the Mediterranean Sea decorates the shores of the Latin states. North African influences can be found, alongside classical architecture of impossible beauty and cuisines to complement it. Towards the east, Europe juxtaposes Asia as the Christian heritage of Georgia and Armenia dazzles against the backdrop of the Caucasus Mountains.
Moving northwards, the fjordlands and tundra of Scandanavia offer a refuge for some of the continent’s largest mammals. And Iceland, with its fiery tectonic reputation, hides tales of elves amongst its bubbling hot springs and crashing waterfalls.
Georgia
Journey with Steppes across diverse landscapes, from majestic mountains to golden vineyards.
Greece
Greece boasts 3,000 islands in the Aegean and Ionian Sea where you can enjoy the magical beaches, delectable cuisine, crystal clear waters…
Iceland
Black sand beaches, deep-green landscapes, lively active volcanoes, spurting geysers and deafening waterfalls.
Romania
Butterflies, rare wildlife and natural beauty spill out from the forests.
Turkey
Turkey's cities pour with history, its coastlines dazzle under the sun and its culture always shines proudly.
Albania
Albania is one of the most fascinating countries emerging from within the Balkan Peninsular.
Armenia
A landlocked country overflowing with history.
Italy
It's almost impossible not to be captivated by the romance of this land.
Russia
Discover icons such as the masterpieces of the Hermitage and the colourful Church on Spilled Blood.
Spain
The Basque Country is a particularly eclectic location with UNESCO-listed reserves and unique culinary experiences.
United Kingdom
Steppes' UK holidays lift a lid on the eccentricities for which our small island is renowned while showcasing our lesser-known, 'green and…
Iceland
Land of Fire and Ice
Just below the Arctic circle, a holiday to Iceland offers an exciting mix of nature, culture and fun. Volcanoes and glaciers have combined to create a landscape that is dramatic and raw and the Icelanders know exactly how best to explore it, be it by super-jeep or ice crampon.
Turkey
City, Coasts and Mountains
Combine city, coast and mountains with a mixture of classic sites and some of those less-visited. This is the perfect introduction to Turkey, travelling in style and staying at some of the country’s finest hotels.
Georgia
Explore the Wine Regions
A wonderful trip for wine lovers and culinary connoisseurs with a sense of adventure. Get a real taste of Georgia by delving into the heart of local culture and discovering the country’s living traditions and history through its delicious food and wine.
Croatia
Highlights of Dalmatia
Perfect for your first time in Croatia or for a family adventure, this holiday explores southern Dalmatia, staying between Dubrovnik and Split with visits to the islands of Vis and Hvar. Experience all the key UNESCO sites with a sprinkling of fun activities appealing to any couple or active family.
Romania
Conservation in the Carpathians
Just two and a half hour’s drive north of Romania’s capital lies Europe’s most extensive unfragmented forest, home to the continent’s largest population of wolves, bears and lynx. You will be greeted by the professional guides at Foundation Conservation Carpathia who will look after you throughout your experience.
Greece
Ancient Epirus and Beyond Group Tour
This is a Greece group tour with a difference, focusing not only on the great poleis or city-states of the south but on some of the fascinating sites of the regions of Acarnania, Epirus and Boeotia. You will be accompanied by Greek historian, Carolyn Perry, who will bring this region’s history to life.
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Islamic Cities – Through Time and Space
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Armenia: A History of Biblical Scale
“It used to be ours,” lamented my guide, Kristine. Towering against the horizon and history was the magnificent snow-capped peak of…
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Turning Back Time
When I heard that the FCO had lifted their warning on travel to Eastern Turkey, I was truly warmed to know…
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