
Roam off the tourist path with us
Are you done with familiar, boring, or standard holiday destinations? Do you want to make that once in a lifetime trip? We are travel experts in unique destinations and organise trips to places that are unique and otherwise difficult to reach. Exciting and special places far off the beaten track.
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About CultureRoad Travel
CultureRoad began in 2015 and since then, it has become a leading tour operator for hard to reach destinations all over the world. The constant face of CultureRoad is founder and Dutchman Rik Brinks. An adventurer at heart who still regularly travels with many of our group tours. All of our destinations are carefully explored by Rik before crafting and curating the itineraries we offer to you. Making connections with locals, venturing beyond the beaten track, and having a full dose of courage and optimism have brought CultureRoad to where it is today. As we grow and explore, new destinations are made available to you regularly. Today, CultureRoad continues to excite hundreds of curious travellers with new adventures, unique experiences and wonderful memories.
Why with us?

Responsible
travelling
We always travel with respect for local cultures and the environment.

Experienced
travel expert
Together, we’ve spent years travelling across and now we help others experience them too.

The best
local guides
Carefully selected local guides who are
always ready to help you.
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