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We're a small Texas tour company that does two things well: road trips in our own vans, and flight tours to just about any country you can point at. Small groups, real itineraries, and a person who answers the phone.
Upcoming trips
Every departure has fixed dates, a full day-by-day plan, and an honest list of what's included. Click any one for the whole itinerary.
Big Bend & Marfa: Desert Lights
Fort Davis, the Marfa lights, the River Road along the Rio Grande, Santa Elena Canyon and a rowboat across to Boquillas for lunch.
Christmas Markets of Bavaria & Austria
Five cities, at least nine markets, one night watchman, and a very serious conversation about whether Sachertorte is overrated.
Iceland in Winter: Aurora & Ice Caves
Waterfalls you can walk behind, black-sand beaches, a guided ice cave inside Europe's biggest glacier, and four chances at the northern lights.
Mardi Gras: New Orleans & Cajun Country
Two days of Cajun food and dancehalls, then the big parade weekend in New Orleans: Endymion, Bacchus, Orpheus, and Fat Tuesday with Zulu and Rex.
Vietnam: Hanoi to Saigon
Hanoi's Old Quarter, a night on a junk boat in Lan Ha Bay, the Hai Van Pass, a tailor in Hội An, and Saigon from the back of a motorbike.
Japan in Cherry Blossom Season
Hanami picnics in Tokyo, Mount Fuji framed by pink, a night in a ryokan, temple gardens in Kyoto, and a castle that looks like a white heron.
Road trips & flight trips
Some places are best reached with the windows down. Others need an ocean crossed. We run both, with the same people and the same standards.
Road Trips
We pick you up in Texas and do all the driving. Our 12-seat vans never carry more than 11 guests, so everyone gets a window and nobody gets the middle back seat.
- Departures from Austin, San Antonio, Houston and Dallas
- A driver-guide who knows where the good bathrooms are
- Fly-and-drive trips out West, along the coast and in the mountains
Flight Trips
Round-trip airfare from DFW or Houston is built into the price. Once you land, a local guide and your WeSellATour leader take it from there, and you stop worrying about logistics.
- Europe, Asia, Africa, South America and beyond
- Hotels picked for location first, lobby second
- One leader with you from the Texas gate to the Texas gate
Upcoming departures on the calendar
Trip journals from the road so far
Most guests we'll ever put in one van
Continents on this year's calendar
From "maybe" to wheels up
Pick a trip
Read the full itinerary, including the parts we think you should know before you go.
Talk to us
Call or send an enquiry. We'll answer honestly, including "this one probably isn't for you."
Hold your seat
A deposit holds your place. You get a written confirmation and a packing list made for that trip.
Show up
Be at the meeting point or the airport. We handle the rest, from the hotels to the snacks.
Texas is where every trip starts
We're Texans, and we run this company from Texas. That shapes everything: our road trips leave from cities you can actually get to, our flight tours are priced from DFW and Houston, and we know exactly how many hours it takes to drive to Big Bend (about seven, and we do it so you don't have to).
It also means we know what Texans want on vacation. Air conditioning that works, enough food, and a little room to breathe.
Our storyWhat we learned last time
After every trip, the leader writes a journal and one thing we'll change. Here are the latest.
Colorado: The San Juan Skyway
"We start every day early in monsoon season and plan for the afternoon storms. They've become part of the fun."
August 2026 · Read the journalPatagonia: Torres del Paine & Fitz Roy
"We now bring a second guide on every Patagonia trip, so people can choose their own pace on the big hiking days."
March 2026 · Read the journalIndia: The Golden Triangle & Rajasthan
"We'll keep three tiger safaris, not two. That third drive is where the magic happened."
February 2026 · Read the journalRecent past trips
Colorado: The San Juan Skyway
The Durango & Silverton narrow-gauge railroad, the Million Dollar Highway, the hot springs in Ouray, the free gondola in Telluride, and the cliff dwellings at Mesa Verde.
Patagonia: Torres del Paine & Fitz Roy
The hike to the base of the Torres, the turquoise lakes of the Paine massif, the calving face of the Perito Moreno Glacier, and a hike to the foot of Fitz Roy.
India: The Golden Triangle & Rajasthan
A rickshaw through Old Delhi, the Taj Mahal at sunrise, three safaris in Ranthambore, the forts and palaces of Jaipur, and a boat on the lake in Udaipur.
Not sure where to go?
Tell us what you liked about your favorite trip, and what you didn't. We'll tell you which of ours fits, and we'll be honest if none of them do.
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