Travcoa

Since 1954 Travcoa has paved the way to some of the most remote regions on Earth. We were first to bring guests to places where others had not previously ventured. Along the way, we befriended village chieftains, dignitaries and government officials who opened doors long closed to Western travelers. Our very first journey traveled overland through the Khyber Pass along the ancient Silk Route. In Nepal, we were able to stay at the Maharajahs palace in Kathmandu. In Zaire, our gorilla tracking safari was led by Pygmy guides. In Antarctica, we initiated charter flights aboard military aircraft and stayed in a research station. In the Gobi Desert, we arranged to explore sites where dinosaur eggs and bones were discovered. We brought the first Westerners to the Trobriand Islands, West Irian Jaya, Sakhalin Island, the Falkland Islands and Oman. Since then, we have continued to pioneer not only new destinations, but also new ways of exploring and discovering the world. We believe tha...