Travelers looking
for a great reason to start planning their next big trip just got one: G
Adventures has officially rolled out its 2025 “Black FriYAY” sale, offering
up to 30 percent off hundreds of trips across the globe.
From now through November
30, 2025, travelers can score deep discounts on more than 400 itineraries
departing before April 30, 2026. Plus, for those already eyeing next summer, G
Adventures is offering 10 percent off over 500 additional trips running between
May 1 and August 30, 2026.
This year’s sale
spans nearly every travel style and destination the company offers — from the
Amazon to Antarctica, and from Classic tours to Active, Marine (including
Expedition), 18-to-30-somethings, Roamies (created in partnerhip with
Hostelworld) and Family adventures.
The deals also
coincide with one of G Adventures’ biggest expansions yet: the addition of more
than 300 new itineraries in the past year.
“We are wrapping
up one of our most successful years ever, and our Black Friday is the perfect
way to end the season with a bang,” said Steve Lima, VP of growth for the US
and Latin America. “With so many new destinations and itineraries on offer, it
is easier than ever for travelers to change lives while having the time of
their lives.”
Sample
Adventures on Sale
• Costa Rica
Quest – Available at 30 percent offt his nine-day adventure, starting and
ending in San José, is ideal for travelers who want to experience Costa Rica’s
highlights in a short amount of time. The itinerary includes treetop ziplining,
hikes to waterfalls, exploration of Manuel Antonio National Park and free time
to unwind on the beach — a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.
• Korea and
Japan Encompassed – Available at 10 percent off, travelers on this trip journey
from Seoul to Tokyo over the course of 16 days, visiting iconic destinations
across both countries. The itinerary includes sampling local street food,
staying overnight in unique accommodations such as a Korean temple nestled in
the mountains and a traditional Japanese ryokan inn. As part of G Adventures’
Rail Collection, at least half of the travel is done by train, offering a more
immersive experience of the destination’s local life.
• Inca
Discovery – On sale for 30 percent off, this eight-day Active adventure
includes a four-day trek along the famous Inca Trail, offering a rewarding
combination of mountain, cloud forest and jungle scenery. Perfect for travelers
looking to experience Peru’s archaeological and cultural treasures, the trip is
operated directly by G Adventures to ensure the fair treatment of porters and
the use of high-quality equipment.
• Classic
Vietnam: Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City – Travelers can discover Vietnam’s
energy and culture on this 10-day Classic trip from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City,
available at 15 percent off. Highlights include a sail through the limestone
karsts aboard a traditional junk boat, guided walks through the historic
streets of Hue and Saigon, and plenty of opportunities to experience the
country’s traditions, culture and cuisine.
• Solo-ish
South Africa – Designed for solo travelers who want to explore for
themselves (as opposed to by themselves), this trip is available at 15 percent
savings. The itinerary features a mix of city exploration and safari adventure.
Experiences include cooking classes in Cape Town’s hillside Bo-Kaap
neighborhood, hiking trails around Table Mountain, sunrises overlooking the savannah,
bushwalks, wildlife drives through Kruger National Park and a bush dinner under
the stars.
• Antarctica
Classic – On sale at 25 percent off, this 11-day expedition aboard the G
Expedition travels from Ushuaia across the Drake Passage to the Antarctic
Peninsula and the South Shetland Islands. Travelers will pass towering
icebergs, visit penguin and seal colonies, and keep watch for orcas and humpback
whales. The trip includes daily Zodiac excursions and landings, accompanied by
onboard experts who share insights into this remote wilderness.
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