Kazakhstan · 3-DAY EXPERIENCES
5 tours
The short Kazakh season packs a year of demand into five months, and the best three-day tours in kazakhstan go first. The 5 below carry current prices and a note on what separates them, so you can book before the calendar closes.
A private 3-day horseback riding and hiking tour to Kolsay Lakes from Almaty, with mountain stays, included meals, and guide support.
“We had an unforgettable horseback riding experience in the Kungey Alatau mountains, and I can't recommend it enough. The breathtaking beauty of the landscape in the fall was an absolute highlight, perfect for leaf peeping and immRead more”
Three days in Mangystau by 4x4 with tent camping, big-name geologic sites, and meals included, led by friendly guides from RedMaya.
“As the name says, the tour was unforgettable! I was fortunate enough to be accompanied by quite a few travellers in the same group and also lucky enough to visit the first edition of Ak Maya festival - which wasn't originally part of the tour buRead more”
3 days from Almaty to Singing Dune, Aktau and Katutau, Charyn Castle Valley, Kaindy camping, and Kolsai lake, with Kazakh meals.
“Sultan. Sultan is whom we remember, and will try to see again in Quazaqstan. Sultan our safe driver, guide, interpreter, patient fixer, humorous entertainer, fascinating story-teller, historian, cultural adviser, guide to the quirky and otherwise inaccessible sights & back-stRead more”
3 days from Almaty to Singing Dunes, Charyn Canyon, Kaindy and Kolsai lakes, flexible stops, early pickup, Kazakh food.
“The tour is well organized. The places I visited during this tour is simply incredible! The 3 days tour allowed me to see the sites without rushing. My guide, Dorzh, was very helpful and took care of everything. He also took great pics and videos. I would highly recommend taking this tour.”
Private 3-day Golden Circle from Almaty: Aktau and Katutau mountains, Singing Dune, Charyn Canyon, Kaindy and Kolsai lakes.
“Amazing country! We saw some stunning sights, but apart from being fairly punctual, the tour guide didn’t provide much relevant information, nor was he overly helpful in general”
