Wooled Sheep

Visit the popular sights of the Golden Circle on this 8-hour tour from Reykjavik. Ride through the Icelandic countryside in a minibus to Thingvellir National Park, Gulfoss Waterfall, Geysir and Kerið crater. On-board WiFi is included.

This tour goes earlier then any other tour to the Secret lagoon, which means that we are in the Secret Lagoon before the big busses arrive. More cozy and less crowded.

Join our eco-friendly tour and enjoy the unique opportunity to get up close and personal with our friendly farm animals. Meet the owner and have the chance to learn more about how we farm and care for the animals and environment. Experience a special opportunity to learn more about New Zealand wool & how it had shaped our country. Learn about the history of sheep farming in New Zealand have the chance to get hands-on and try some wool spinning. Take-home are unique piece of New Zealand history when you choose your own woolly hat. You’ll enjoy the warmth, softness in quality that can only come from a handmade, hand dyed in home-spun natural wool hat.

We are the only ones to take you to see the most attractive points of Oaxaca in a single day. Monte Albán, the archaeological site par excellence, learn the history from one of the tourist guides. Boils the water natural attraction in the mountains of Oaxaca, it is visited by thousands of people a year. Place where you can take the time to swim or walk to reach the foot of the petrified waterfalls more than 35 meters high. Mezcal is a typical drink that is currently considered one of the cleanest alcoholic beverages in the world. By the traditional distillation system. You will have the opportunity to learn about its process and tasting with more than 15 types of agaves endemic to Oaxaca. Teotitlán del Valle, considered the place of the gods, is a town located in the Valley of Oaxaca that comes from the Zapotec culture, which preserves the tradition of its textiles with the famous wool rugs and their natural dyes. Learn about the process of this textile that is so representative of Oaxaca.

Join our expert guide on a fascinating tour of Steim farm, with its rich history, dating back to the viking age. You will meet our adorable alpacas and muscovy ducks. You might even catch a glimpse of the friendly boar goats grazing in lush pastures above, or the traditional long wooled sheep and national fjord horses on neighbouring farms. If you are lucky there are baby animals to see.

On this walking tour we visit Steim farm and the surrounding area, with traditional and modern farming. We walk through the wonderful Norwegian landscape and visit the alpacas and goats in their summer pastures. If you are lucky you get to hold baby animals or see the traditional long wooled sheep or the beautiful national fjord horse. There are some awesome photo opportunities along the way!

Nogo Station Experience – An Authentic Outback Adventure Join the Kinnon family for an insider’s journey into outback station life, filled with sights, sounds, and a touch of outback humour. Explore Longreach’s heritage, step inside the historic shearing shed for the Merino wool story, and visit Captain Starlight’s stockyards. Then, embark on a breathtaking open-top safari across the vast plains, spotting native wildlife and iconic outback animals. Finish your adventure with a delicious pioneer-style home-baked saddle-bag lunch under the gum trees. A genuine taste of the outback!

Discover the Mt. Hay Farm Experience, where New Zealand’s high-country farming heritage comes alive! Nestled in the breathtaking landscape of Lake Tekapo, this authentic farm tour invites you to step into the world of Merino sheep, renowned for their luxurious wool. Witness the skill and precision of a live sheep-shearing demonstration. Watch at the incredible partnership between farmer and dog during a sheepdog herding display, as the dogs expertly guide the flock across the rugged terrain. It’s an opportunity to connect with the land, the animals, and the hardworking traditions that have shaped the region for generations. Perfect for families, nature lovers, and anyone curious about farm life, this experience offers something truly unique. Don’t miss your chance to immerse yourself in the charm of high-country farming—book your Mt. Hay adventure today and create memories to last a lifetime!

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our Baños Tour, where you'll immerse yourself in the natural beauty and vibrant culture of Ecuador. Begin your journey with the awe-inspiring Manto de la Novia waterfall, and enjoy a thrilling ride on the Tarabita, a cable car offering breathtaking views of the lush canyon and river below. Feel the rush of adrenaline as you discover the Swing at the End of the World, soaring high above the mountains with stunning panoramic views. Explore the charming town of Baños, renowned for its rejuvenating thermal hot springs. Visit local shops and savor traditional sweets like melcochas and guayaba candy at a local factory. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie or simply looking to relax, this tour has something for everyone.

Visit a working sheep farm with dog mustering, sheep shearing and afternoon tea combined with a city tour of Christchurch taking in not only the damage to the city by several earthquakes in 2010 and 2011, but also the rebuild currently taking place with its remaining historic landmarks and the existing beauty of this picturesque city.

The tour covers top landmarks in Doha during this half-day guided tour which can be extended to a full day excursion. With our expeirenced tour guides uncover the stories behind Qatar’s most popular attractions. Travel comfortably between locations in an air-conditioned car with our Tour Guide. Highlights of the tour includes a a detailed tour of National Museum of Qatar, a stroll down the waterfront Corniche, explore the art and culture at Katara, and a trip to Doha’s oldest souq.

xperience firsthand how sustainable clothing is made from wool! Join our informative and exciting tour that offers you a unique insight into textile production. Here’s what to expect: Welcome! Start with us on the fascinating journey of our company, rooted in Wörgl since 1958. Theoretical Insight: Learn all about the evolution of Stapf, our high-quality materials, and the journey from sheep to finished clothing. Live Tour: In the subsequent tour, we will show you our production facilities. Why Participate? • Gain exclusive insights into our working methods. • Discover the passion and craftsmanship behind every seam. • Benefit from interesting information about sustainable materials and innovative technologies. Sign up now for your personal tour and experience the fascination of textile production at Stapf in Wörgl! ✨

Tour in shared service. We will pick you up at your hotel to begin our tour to the impressive petrified waterfalls of Hierve el Agua. Prepare to be amazed by these one-of-a-kind formations! For 2 hours explore, take pictures and enjoy these natural pools. After enjoying Hierve el Agua, we will stop at the traditional smokehouse to enjoy Oaxacan food (not included). Our next stop will be Teotitlán del Valle, the town of artisans, who create vibrant textures and beautiful textiles. Here you will have the opportunity to delve into the culture and creativity of this community. At the end we will return to Oaxaca.

On this tour you will have the opportunity to learn more about Oaxaca, where you will learn about sheep wool rugs, try traditional food like we Oaxacans do, and also learn the process of making and distilling artisanal Mezcal. The most interesting thing is that you will have unlimited Mezcal so you can try it whenever you want. I have lived in Oaxaca all my life, I know every corner and detail that makes it unique. I am of indigenous blood who loves and is passionate about their work. All the people I collaborate with have a high knowledge about their own work, from the rugs, the mezcal and the food in the market. Get to know the Oaxaca Valley and its most important sites with me, I promise you will have an incredible time.

The beauty of a private driving tour is the flexibility it gives you to see the sights which interest you the most.  We have a recommended route but the itinerary is totally flexible so if you would prefer to spend longer in a place you like or add an attraction which interests you then we can accommodate you. Our private tours last seven hours and can start and finish at the location of your choice.  The starting time for the tour is flexible and we can collect you from anywhere in the Northern Cotswolds area including Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon.  The tour is ideal for a day trip from London and the most cost/time effective option is to take a direct train from London Paddington to Oxford station. If you have any questions about transfers from outside of the Northern Cotswolds then please send us an message.

Welcome to the workshop for the traditional Colombian bag, the mochila! This will be a journey through the indigenous ancestral culture of the northern lands of Colombia. We will learn the importance of native peoples and their art. We will walk through the colonial historical center before going to a local café to try an indigenous fermented drink. Next we will head to the workshop of an indigenous artisan descending from Kankuama blood from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta and Wayú blood from the desert area in the northernmost part of the South American continent La Guajira. From her, we will learn the sheep wool process and how to make our own miniature traditional bag step-by-step with a technique that unites 4 of the main native tribes. Afterwards each of us will also receive a large mochila made by a group of women from the tribe and in this way we will go home with a purely Colombian product that also helps more indigenous families to get ahead.

This learning experience of spinning wool on spinning wheels is exceptional and unique in the Gorges de l'Aveyron. It will bring you a new skill and you will be delighted with your experience, like the trainees who have so far discovered the magic of wool.

Estancia 25 de Mayo is a typical Patagonian ranch, with 17.000 hectares and its historical main house just a few minutes away from El Calafate downtown. This is an ideal place to relax and enjoy the landscape at the base of Calafate Hill, offering to explore the rural lifestyle. The appointment is in the ranch’s park, in Kau Yatun Hotel’s gardens. Mate and typical fried pasties give a warm welcome while an introductory talk about pioneers’ history brings the group to ancient ages. After making an antique “road” coffee, dogs will demonstrate their driving the sheep to the patio. Later on, a walk by a small stream will lead to a “Machines museum”, an open air spot where the old vehicles used for field work are laying. When reaching the “warehouse” and the barnyards, a speech about the local wool production process is delivered. The walk concludes with a “Patagonian wine tasting” by the stream and, on the way back, the organic gardens and plant nursery are visited.

Travel to one of the rural Quechua villages in the high Andes mountains above Ollantaytambo and connect with artisan leaders there. The women will share their textile heritage, including spinning, dyeing and weaving on a backstrap loom. Try your hand at spinning on a drop spindle, and weave a bracelet with one of your artisan hosts. Enjoy a typical lunch of soup and a main course in one of the artisan’s homes. Enjoy a private textile market before you leave.

The sacred valley of the Incas is not only its imposing archaeological monuments but also its history and living traditions, in addition to its way of life and its exquisite cuisine. Our experiential sacred valley tour called living the traditions of the sacred valley, allows you to visit the archaeological centers of Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chincheros at your own pace due you have a private tour guide. Visit a local farm to harvest and cultivate the food products of the valley and feed guinea pigs who lives in the family’s kitchen. You will also learn to prepare Chicha, the typical drink of the Andes, and cook and taste a delicious Pachamanca, an Andean barbecue cooked with hot stones underground.