Retreats and Group Trips
You, Beneath it All. Movement Through Egypt with Mimi ElAshiry
Wellness
12 Days
Nov 21 – Dec 2, 2026
Return to the Throne with Coherence Retreats in Egypt
Wellness
8 Days
Oct 4 – 11, 2027
Yoga Retreat with Liv in Croatia
Explorer
7 Days
June 19–25, 2027
Wine Night Italy with Shaun T & Scott Blokker
Fitness
August 2027
Sacred Union with Peter & Sandy in Egypt
Spiritual
8 Days
Dec 5 – 12, 2026
The Great Return with Casa de AUM in Egypt
Wellness
8 Days
Apr 1 – 8, 2027
A Pilgrimage Through The Mother of the World, Egypt with Maria Amiouni
Spiritual
7 Days
Dec 11 – Dec 17, 2026
OUR HOSTS
The Practitioners Behind Our Retreats
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JJ Dancer
Celebrity Choreographer
LA choreographer turning dance fitness into pure confidence and joy.
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JJ Dancer
Celebrity Choreographer
LA choreographer turning dance fitness into pure confidence and joy.
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Signature Destinations
Best Selling Travel Programs
Immerse yourself in authentic experiences crafted by local experts who know and love these destinations.
THE STAMPS DIFFERENCE
Why Book with Stamps?
Transformational Retreats
Retreats designed with leading facilitators that focus on meaningful change, connection, and personal growth, not just sightseeing.
Siwa And Desert Specialists
Hidden-oasis and desert expeditions with one of the few operators that truly knows Siwa and Egypt’s remote landscapes.
Hosted Like A Local Friend
A dedicated English-speaking host travels with you, acts as your liaison, and never leaves you
Private Access To Pyramids And Temples
From airport pickup to boutique stays, guided days, and downtime built in, your retreat is fully handled end‑to‑end so you can switch off, feel safe,
Flexible And Fair Policies
Traveler-friendly terms and generous flexibility, without rigid policies that add stress to planning.
Giving Back To Local Communities
Most tourism takes more than it gives. We make sure every experience you have puts money, opportunity, and pride back into the hands of locals.
What Travellers Say About Us
Paulina Landa
Everything was amazing! The hospitality, the itinerary, the guides in spanish, all the services and last minute adjustments. The team was always hosting with kindness.
Declan McGrath
This was my second time visiting Egypt, and I must say, it felt as if my first visit hadn’t shown me the real Egypt. Thanks to Stamps, I got the full experience. I always felt I was in good hands, I’m so grateful for this once-in-a-lifetime experience :)
Adela bazbaz
Going on a yoga retreat in Egypt was a transformative experience, all thanks to Stamps Tours. Each activity and location was perfectly designed to create an unforgettable trip.
Arwa Fayed
Recently went on a trip to Morocco with Stamps and it was an amazing experience! Very friendly team and with swift responses they were able to sort out any hiccups, making my trip smooth and unforgettable
Ghada Elserafi
I went on the Morocco surf trip this year in January and it was for sure one of the best trips I’ve been on. The team was attentive, well organized and booking was super uncomplicated and flexible.
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PARTNER WITH STAMPS
Bring your community to Egypt, Morocco & Croatia
We open up destinations your audience hasn't seen yet and handle everything on the ground, so you can focus on the experience itself.
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Retreat hosts & companies
Run your retreat in Egypt, Morocco or Croatia without building local infrastructure. We design, price and operate it end to end, so you can focus on your community.
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Travel agencies & operators
Your on-the-ground partner in all three destinations. Unlike a typical DMC, we run our own retreats, so we already know how a group like yours needs to move.
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Brands
Feature your products inside our retreats and trips, in front of an engaged, high-intent travel community and in the content our media team shoots along the way.
Collaborate with us
- 70+retreats hosted across the Middle East & Mediterranean
- 38,000+travellers in our community
- 4.9★rating across 800+ reviews
- Oysho & Red Bullbrand collaborations
Our Mission
We bring cultural experiences of the Middle East to international travelers.
Our goal is to make the region more accessible, more visible, and closer to you than ever through our expert team, which specializes in tours and experiences in the MENA region.
Stamps aims to reintroduce the MENA region as a top destination for international travelers.
A destination that is safe, cultural and free.
Giving back to local cultures
Giving back to local cultures
Today, a lot of local cultures suffer at the hands of modern tourism; it is our utmost priority that we preserve and give back to the locals who make our dreams possible, this is why every single tour and experience you will find is operated by locals and feeds the local community.
Education
Education
Growing Stamps was never just about monetizing or growing a business, it was and will always be about educating the outside world about the gems of the Middle East.
Storytelling
Storytelling
Our favourite part about travel is meeting people and listening to their stories, telling ours and sharing these connections with total strangers, so this will always be at the core of our brand and the way we communicate.
Generosity & Hospitality
Generosity & Hospitality
If we’re going to tell you one thing about the Middle East it would be about their generosity and hospitality, and so this is reflected in everything we do, in all our services, it’s who we are.
Inside the Industry
Is Egypt Safe to Visit? A 2026 Traveler's Guide
During the current conflicts, some questions are natural to be asked. But, what is the reality of things?
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Best Time to Sail Croatia: Month by Month Breakdown
There's no wrong month to sail Croatia, only trade-offs. Heat versus crowds, guaranteed sun versus better wind, peak prices versus an empty dock. Here's exactly how that trade-off breaks down, month by month, plus the wind patterns worth knowing before you book.
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Sailing In Croatia: Split to the Dalmatian Islands
Sail the Dalmatian Islands by private catamaran from Split. Uncover hidden coves, historic old towns, and quiet anchorages in Vis, Lastovo, Hvar, Korčula, and Bol.
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Lululemon Just Scraped Their Whole Campaign
Lululemon turned the Great Wall into a 2,000-person yoga mat to mark ten years in China and then watched the moment unravel over a single detail nobody noticedin time. It's not the first time a global brand has learned this lesson the hard way, and the fix isn't really that complicated.
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A Secret Map to Croatia's Best Yoga Spots
Croatia has over 1,200 islands and most retreat hosts yoga on the same three. This is your insider map to hosting an unforgettable yoga retreat in Croatia!
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Egyptian Mythology and Modern Wellness: The Goddess Ma'at
What did the goddess Ma'at mean to Ancient Egyptians then? and how does the modern wellness industry still learn from her?
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The Politics of a Girls' Trip
Somehow I'm between noticing all the love in the world and managing my political rage. Recently, I've come across a trend of Instagram posts as summer is approaching: Top 10 summer destinations you can visit next month. A quick Europe weekend getaway. A crazy cheap ticket for a next day flight to "this place" Don't get me wrong, these posts look beautiful and give a sense of whimsy when I imagine where could my next trip be. Pretty colors, cinematic aesthetics, a fitting soundtrack. But what hits me like a truck the moment trip planning gets serious, is the visa processes. The fact that my girlfriends' visa application are still held on pending, halting our June girls' trip. Here we are ever since February, discussing bank statements, proof of return, hotel bookings, and endless bureaucratic complication so we'd get a 3 month viable plastic paper stapled to our passports saying: "Hey, you see me as eligible to visit your country!" Only later to be questioned at border control with questions like: Why are you visiting [insert country name]? What is the purpose of your trip? Where are you staying? Why are you staying? When are you leaving? God has it always been that hard to eat a Gelato in Italy? To dip in the Carribean? To walk the Wall of China? Some hold passports that open doors others cannot. The visa system and passport inequality are some of the biggest injustice within the travel industry. What is the VISA system? According to the passport index website, a visa is an official document that allows the bearer to legally enter a foreign country. So in simple terms: No Visa? No Entry. Passport Useless. I recently read this article on Substack discussing travel, social media, life... the true meaning of travel. The contrast of what it is to be a traveller or a mere tourist. And it's opening line was: Who deserves to travel? Refusing to instantly elaborate on such a statement, the article leaves us to sit with the question till the very end. The article questioned the true benefit that 'trickles down' to the local communities as tourism rates increase, pushing locals out of their houses exchanging them with short-term rentals that further drives up travel accommodation options but also local housing costs. but, the further I read through the more I could see this hidden assumption. The assumption that one could simply... fly to another country. Who actually benefits? The airline that offered the airfare at a price so low that the journey required no particular commitment, no particular preparation, no particular sacrifice? While the notion behind such a statement is in its right place. It still stings. Some have already proved to the formal authorities that they are indeed worthy of travel. Do these people have to also prove to strangers that they are true travellers not tourists? Are they to blame for the exploitative natures of social media algorithms and greedy landlords? Not everyone is going to be able to travel... and those of us who DO travel? Are privileged. We get to experience something most people in the world will never get a chance to do. And that is a huge responsibility. We can no longer be persuaded by glossy marketing speak. If we are lucky enough to cross borders, then we hold a responsibility to travel better. When we pack our bags and choose our itineraries, we need to ask ourselves the hard questions: Is this hotel actually 'Green'? Or are we greenwashing some messed up scheme of depleting some hidden resource written in small text in our booking contract. Is this tour led by locals? Supporting locals? Hiring a new generation of locals? Are we supporting the community who get to live, laugh, love there long after we finish visiting their homes? Is our presence helping fund their communities? Or are we driving up their rent and gentrifying their neighborhoods. It is not easy to find answers to questions like these, but asking them is the first step towards acknowledging our privilege and travelling responsibly. It shows our intention and willingness to look past the aesthetics and travel responsibly. Travel shouldn't just be an escape or a backdrop for our social media feeds. It should be a conscious act of connection. We need to travel more sensitively. We need to honor the land we set foot on, respect the communities hosting us, and pay homage to those who came before us. If the visa system proves anything, it's that the world is not our frictionless playground—and we should start acting like the grateful guests we are.
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Case Study 002: Ana Chanis
Take a look into this Egyptian Odyssey with Ana Chanis and what our guests had to say about it.
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A Passage Through the Nile: El Nur Dahabiya
Tread through the Nile like a Pharaoh on this one of a kind sailing boat.
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Will AI Steal the Soul of Our Travel?
We're all dependent on AI... but to what extent can we automate travel? and will the human element disappear?
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Wellness Tourism: The Art of Doing Nothing
Why we’re all suddenly obsessed with "Doing Nothing," and why Wellness Tourism is actually the answer?
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Case Study 001: Olivia Franzman
Take a look into the testimony of one of our favorite practitioners and her experience in Egypt!
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The Luxury in Silence: Adrère Amellal in Siwa
Can a hotel change the way we see a region? Here intentionality is chosen over access, and for a reason.
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Yoga: A Global Commodity
Who is the face of Yoga? And why should we be more mindful when practicing it?
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Not All Yachting Trips Start With Champagne
Is a yacht a vehicle or a heavy statement? And why are we obsessed with a lifestyle we'll never touch?
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