Niger Small Group Tours

This tour keeps things small with just 8 travelers, so you'll get close to Niger's Wodaabe Fulani communities at the Gerewol Festival near Abalak and have real conversations instead of just watching from afar. The small size means you can visit traditional Tuareg camps without overwhelming anyone, and at Agadez's UNESCO Grand Mosque your guide has time to explain the 15th-century mud-brick work and old trans-Saharan trade routes in detail. You'll have flexibility for photographing the courtship dances at Gerewol and cruising the Niger River in Niamey, plus guaranteed departures with security escorts through remote Sahelian areas that big groups can't reach.

This cultural journey through Niger runs with small groups of 6 to 12 travelers, giving you personalized access to rarely visited sites like the Sultan's Palace of Aïr in Agadez and the Royal Palace of the Zarmaganda in Dosso. The intimate size lets you connect more deeply with local communities, from watching Tuareg cultural dance performances in Azzel to wandering through the traditional mud-brick architecture of Agadez's old city without overwhelming these fragile heritage sites.

This Niger cultural tour takes 2-12 travelers through intimate group experiences that make it easier to connect with local communities and leaders. You'll visit Agadez's UNESCO-listed mosque and have an audience with the Sultan of Gobir in Maradi, plus spend quality time with Tuareg and Fulani nomads.

You'll travel with a small group of exactly 8 people through Niger's UNESCO-listed sites, which gets you closer access to places bigger tours can't reach. At the Wodaabe Guerewool Festival camps near Abalak, you'll have personal interactions with Tuareg traders at Agadez's cattle market and meet the Tambari spiritual leader during initiation ceremonies. The trip includes the mud-brick Sultan's Palace in Mirriah and Agadez's UNESCO World Heritage old town with its iconic minaret, and the intimate group size means you'll have deeper cultural connections throughout.

Travel with just 2-8 people on this intimate trip through Niamey, where small group size means personalized attention at every stop. You'll get quality time at the Kouré giraffe reserve and have real conversations with village chiefs and artisans at Boubon Island pottery workshops. The guide adapts each day to your group's interests as you check out the National Museum, Wadatta Grand Mosque, and craft villages along the Niger River. Stay at Grand Hotel and take exclusive boat trips down the river, plus enjoy picnic lunches near West Africa's last wild giraffes.