Afghanistan group tours

Our group tours are the simplest way to come. You join a small group of curious travellers, follow a route we’ve run many times, and let our Franco-Afghan team handle the rest, from guides and guesthouses to safety.

You just travel.

Why come with a group

• A small group with an experienced Afghan guide is the most reassuring way to see the country.

• It costs far less than going private, since you share the guide, the driver and the logistics.

• And the company is half the fun. Our travellers tend to be the curious, well-travelled type.

Our group trips

Our 7-day Afghanistan adventure

A week through the country’s greatest hits. Two days in Kabul for the museum, the bird market and the bazaars, then Bamyan for the Buddha cliffs, the lakes of Band-e-Amir and the old citadels, and finally Herat for its Friday Mosque and citadel.

The internal flight, your guide, lodging and breakfast are all included. See the full itinerary.

Our next fixed departure: 14 to 22 September 2026

Nine days from $1,950 per person, through Kabul, Mazar-e-Sharif and Balkh, Pul-e-Khomri and Bamyan, taking in the Blue Mosque, Band-e-Amir and the Buddhas of Bamyan.

What’s included

• An experienced English-speaking guide for the whole trip.

• Comfortable hotels and guesthouses.

• A car, driver and all your transport inside Afghanistan (the 7-day tour also includes the internal flight).

• Breakfast every day.

• Entry tickets to the sites, plus the administrative fees inside the country.

• Airport transfers and help with your visa.

Not included: international flights, the visa fee itself, lunch and dinner, travel insurance and personal shopping.

Upcoming departures

Our next group departure runs 14 to 22 September 2026, nine days from $1,950 per person. Get in touch for availability and any other dates.

How to book

Send us a message to reserve your place, and we’ll walk you through the steps, the deposit and the cancellation terms. Before you book, it’s worth reading how we handle safety.

A couple of things people ask

How big is the group?

Small on purpose, so it never feels like a coach tour.

Can I join on my own?

Most people do, and they’re part of the group by day one.