A&K unveils new small group journeys
Abercrombie & Kent (A&K) is announcing its most expansive portfolio yet, with more than 80 Small Group Journeys to global destinations.
They range from trips to the Carnival in Rio to the temples of Tibet and more with A&K’s signature service.
“After introducing a range of new Small Group Journeys this year to both familiar and far-flung destinations, we challenged ourselves to venture even further for 2026,” said Suzanne Teng, Director of Global Group Product at Abercrombie & Kent.
New for 2026 include:
Brazil: Ultimate Rio Carnival Experience Feb 12-17, 2026 | 6 days from $19,995
Behind the scenes at a renowned samba school warehouses the day before the big parade, a private samba class, and attending the exclusive Carnival Ball at Copacabana Palace. In also includes Guanabara Bay on a private cruise of Rio’s waterfront
Apr 23 – May 2, 2026 |10 days from $9,395 USD
Visit to the Uyuni Salt Flats and stargazing. Exploring Potosí, one of the highest-altitude cities in the world, and other UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including “El Fuerte” and Sucre, to admire their well-preserved architectural wonders. Cruise Lake Titicaca by hydrofoil and explore the Moon and Sun Islands
Mountains and Myths in China and Tibet
Apr 13-26, 2026 |14 days from $12,795 USD
Explore Lhasa and walk on a restored section of the Great Wall near Beijing. In Yunnan see the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, Tiger Leaping Gorge and the Stone Forest. Also, learn about Yunnan’s diverse minorities and meet the Tibetan communities of Shangri-La and Lhasa
A&K’s Small Group Journeys are led by Resident Tour Directors offering local insight.
With most groups number fewer than 18 guests, these journeys offer exclusive access to sites and experiences often unavailable to independent travellers.
Each itinerary has fully guided visits along with ample time to explore independently.
Each A&K Small Group Journey includes accommodations ranging from five-star properties to boutique camps and lodges in wilderness areas, available only to smaller groups.
Every A&K Small Group Journey is guaranteed to depart with a minimum of two guests.
Customers can save up to $1,500 per person on select Small Group Journey departures when booked by July 31, 2025.
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