Frequently asked questions

We don't travel to check boxes. We travel to feel things. We mix local culture, powerful nature, real gastronomy, and experiences you can't buy on a day tour. We'll sleep in special places, share moments that weren't on any script, and truly understand the destination. This isn't tourism. It's living the journey from the inside. As a group.

It depends on the destination and your personal health situation. Generally there are no mandatory vaccines for travelers from Spain, but there may be recommendations depending on the route and duration. Our advice: visit a travel health clinic 4–6 weeks before departure and travel with peace of mind.

Yes. And it almost always happens. You can stay extra days before or after the group trip. We give you recommendations, areas worth visiting, and practical tips to make it easy to arrange. Extra nights and flight changes aren't included, but we won't leave you alone figuring it out.

It depends on your nationality and the country we're traveling to. Rules change, so we always recommend checking official information before departure. In almost all cases you'll need a passport valid for at least 6 months. If you have questions, we'll guide you before you book.

We look for places with good energy. Well-located, comfortable hotels with personality. Nothing impersonal or overcrowded. And on many trips we include accommodations that are part of the experience themselves. Shared rooms (double or triple). If you want a single room, you can request a supplement if available.

It's active, but not extreme. There will be hikes, intense days and action-packed experiences, but it's designed for people with normal physical fitness. You don't need to be an athlete, but you should come with energy. If you have an injury or medical condition, let us know beforehand.

Small groups. That means better logistics, deeper connections, more flexibility, and a more authentic experience. We don't travel in masses. We travel as a team.

Yes. The trip is organized, but we always leave space for you to explore at your own pace, rest, or make alternative plans. It's a balance between experiencing things together and having your own moments.

People with a traveler's mindset. Open, respectful people who want to share and step outside their comfort zone. Many come alone. Almost all leave as friends.

Yes. We work with local providers, avoid activities involving animal exploitation, and aim for a positive impact. Traveling well also means traveling consciously.

We include the important things: accommodation, key activities, team support, part of the internal transport, and experiences that are core to the trip. International flights, some meals, and personal expenses are usually not included (we always detail this for each trip).

Some meals are included and others are free choice. We love for you to try real local food, both as a group and on your own. Eating well is part of the journey. And yes, we always recommend places worth visiting.

Actually, that's the most common way. Most people sign up without knowing anyone. The group forms naturally when everyone shares the same vibe: discovering, sharing, and living the experience.

Yes. You'll travel with someone from the Awayna team who accompanies the group, coordinates logistics, and looks after the experience. We also work with local guides for many activities. You're not alone. You're accompanied.

We use different modes depending on the destination: private vehicles, trains, boats, internal flights... We look for a balance between comfort and authenticity. Sometimes there will be long journeys, but they're part of the adventure.

We don't have a strict age requirement, but most travelers tend to be between 25 and 45 years old. More than age, what matters is attitude.

Yes, travel insurance is required. You can get whichever you prefer or add the one we recommend. The important thing is that you travel covered against any unexpected events.

Perfect. You come open, and so does everyone else. The trip is designed to build connection from day one. Not forming a group is the exception, not the rule.

It depends on the destination, but we always send a practical guide before the trip with clear recommendations: type of clothing, footwear, useful accessories, and what you don't need to carry. Less luggage. More experience.

Write to us. We prefer to resolve everything before you sign up. We want you to come convinced, not with questions still in your head.