From $99 / per person
Kolsai Lake, Kaindy Lake, Charyn Canyon & Moon Canyon
Four of Kazakhstan's most spectacular natural wonders in one trip — choose a one-day or two-day format, small-group or private.
Canyons, alpine lakes, guest-house nights, and city stories — every tour includes free professional photo & video coverage.
From $99 / per person
Four of Kazakhstan's most spectacular natural wonders in one trip — choose a one-day or two-day format, small-group or private.
From $120 / per person
Three completely different landscapes — the Aktau Mountains, Katutau Mountains, and the famous Singing Dunes — in one extraordinary private day from Almaty.
From $80 / per person
Turquoise Big Almaty Lake and Cosmostation high in the Trans-Ili Alatau — spectacular mountain views and a taste of Kazakh culture.
From $49 / per person
Explore the highlights of Almaty in one day — rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking mountain scenery across five iconic locations.
From $50 / per vehicle
A comfortable arrival, arranged for you — from Almaty International Airport straight to your hotel, available 24/7.
Almaty is the easiest base in Kazakhstan for mountain travel: within a few hours' drive you reach red sandstone canyons, alpine lakes, singing sand dunes and high-altitude glacier valleys. All of our trips are day tours from Almaty — you leave in the morning and sleep in your own hotel the same night, except the two-day Kolsai route, which adds a night in a village guest house.
The most popular excursion is Charyn Canyon with Kolsai and Kaindy Lakes, which puts four natural landmarks into a single day. If you would rather see desert scenery, the Altyn-Emel National Park tour covers the coloured Aktau Mountains and the Singing Dunes. For a shorter trip, Big Almaty Lake is only a couple of hours from the city, and the Almaty city tour takes in Kok-Tobe, Medeu, Panfilov Park and the Green Bazaar in seven hours. Arriving or leaving? We also arrange an airport transfer at a fixed price.
Most routes can be booked either way. A small-group tour is the cheaper option and runs on a set schedule; a private tour costs more per person but follows your pace — you decide how long to stay at each stop and when to break for photos. Whichever you choose, an English-speaking local guide, hotel pick-up and professional photo and video coverage are included.