What are the best luxury trips to Mongolia?
By Richard Jasinski·Updated 5 November 2026
These 5 luxury travel companies name a trip to Mongolia on their own websites. Of them, Black Tomato, Steppes Travel and Abercrombie & Kent have the most Google reviews. Each card gives the trip and what the company's own page says about it.
What are the best luxury trips to Mongolia?
The 5 luxury travel companies below name a trip to Mongolia on their own websites; Black Tomato, Steppes Travel and Abercrombie & Kent have the most Google reviews. Compare the trips on each card, with lengths and prices where the company gives them.
Abercrombie & Kent
- Best for
- 10-day Naadam and Gobi journey
- Mongolia trip
- Runs Mongolia: Naadam Festival and Gobi Desert Adventure, a 10-day small-group journey for up to 18 guests, from US$16,495 per person.
- Money protection
- ATOL number 2881 covers flight-inclusive packages sold by its UK company and a bond held by ABTA Ltd covers its non-flight packages; the US terms read name no trust account or bond.
- Reviews
- Google: 4.9 out of 5 from 20 reviews; Trustpilot: 4.4 out of 5 from 795 reviews, newest 3 November 2026. Read 3 November 2026; each platform's figure stands on its own.
- Website
- abercrombiekent.com
Black Tomato
- Best for
- Seven-night Mongolia itinerary with eagle hunters
- Mongolia trip
- Plans Mongolia holidays from around $5,450 per person for a seven-night itinerary combining Ulaanbaatar with the Altai Mountains and an eagle hunter experience.
- Money protection
- ATOL number 10531 covers the flight-inclusive packages it sells as agent of Hays. It says non-flight packages are covered by a scheme through ABTA that refunds advance payments if it becomes insolvent.
- Reviews
- Google: 4.7 out of 5 from 101 reviews. Read 3 November 2026; each platform's figure stands on its own.
- Website
- blacktomato.com
GeoEx
- Best for
- 13-day Wilds of Mongolia group trip
- Mongolia trip
- Runs Wilds of Mongolia, a 13-day small-group trip departing 29 June 2027, from US$12,850 based on double occupancy.
- Reviews
- Trustpilot: 3.4 out of 5 from 2 reviews, newest 9 December 2025. Read 3 November 2026; each platform's figure stands on its own.
- Website
- geoex.com
Lightfoot Travel
- Best for
- Tailor-made Mongolia holidays
- Mongolia trip
- Plans fully bespoke holidays to Mongolia, with the itinerary set by its travel consultants to each traveller's requirements.
- Money protection
- Says each sales location has the maximum level of industry bonding possible, including ATOL membership in the UK, with licensing in Singapore and Hong Kong; its page footer gives ATOL number 11512.
- Website
- lightfoottravel.com
Steppes Travel
- Best for
- 15-day Highlights of Mongolia
- Mongolia trip
- Sells Highlights of Mongolia, a 15-day suggested itinerary from £3,855 per person, excluding flights.
- Money protection
- ATOL covers its flight-inclusive packages; clients should check that everything booked is listed on the ATOL certificate. ABTOT covers non-flight packages (number 5488). Money for ATOL-protected bookings is held in an independent trust account managed by Serenity Trust; no ATOL number is given.
- Reviews
- Google: 4.7 out of 5 from 23 reviews. Read 3 November 2026; each platform's figure stands on its own.
- Website
- steppestravel.com
Which of these companies protect your money?
4 of the 5 name a scheme that protects guest payments on their own websites, such as ATOL for UK flight packages, ABTA or USTOA membership, or a trust account; the rest do not name one on the pages read.
- Abercrombie & Kent: ATOL number 2881 covers flight-inclusive packages sold by its UK company and a bond held by ABTA Ltd covers its non-flight packages; the US terms read name no trust account or bond.
- Black Tomato: ATOL number 10531 covers the flight-inclusive packages it sells as agent of Hays. It says non-flight packages are covered by a scheme through ABTA that refunds advance payments if it becomes insolvent.
- Lightfoot Travel: Says each sales location has the maximum level of industry bonding possible, including ATOL membership in the UK, with licensing in Singapore and Hong Kong; its page footer gives ATOL number 11512.
- Steppes Travel: ATOL covers its flight-inclusive packages; clients should check that everything booked is listed on the ATOL certificate. ABTOT covers non-flight packages (number 5488). Money for ATOL-protected bookings is held in an independent trust account managed by Serenity Trust; no ATOL number is given.
Which of these publish a price for a trip to Mongolia?
4 of the 5 give a price in the line quoted on their card; ask the others for a written quote with the same inclusions.
Which other companies on this page sell a trip to Mongolia?
Black Tomato has the most Google reviews of the 5; these 2 have the most Google reviews of the rest.
- Steppes Travel: 15-day Highlights of Mongolia
- Abercrombie & Kent: 10-day Naadam and Gobi journey
Who to contact first
Start with the 4 companies on this page that name a scheme protecting your payments on their own websites, then add any other card that fits your dates.
What to ask each one to set out in writing:
- What the price includes and excludes, line by line: stays, guides, transfers, internal flights, park or entry fees.
- The deposit, when the balance is due and what you lose if you cancel.
- Which scheme protects your money and the number to check it.
Luxury Mongolia trips: the questions people ask
What should I ask a tour company before booking?
What the price includes, line by line; the deposit and when the balance is due; what you lose if you cancel; and which scheme protects your money.
Do these companies publish prices?
Some do on their trip pages and some quote only on request. The cards give what each company says; ask for a written quote with the same inclusions from each.
Can I book with these companies directly?
Yes. Each card links the company's own website; ask for a written quote that lists what the price includes.
Do these companies all sell the same kind of trip?
No. Each card names the trip the company's own website gives; lengths, styles and prices differ, so compare the cards before you ask for quotes.
Which of these companies protect my money if they fail?
4 of the 5 name a protection scheme on their own websites: Abercrombie & Kent, Black Tomato, Lightfoot Travel and Steppes Travel. Check the number with the scheme itself before you pay.
Which of these have Trustpilot profiles?
2 of the 5: Abercrombie & Kent and GeoEx. Each card gives the TrustScore, the review count and the newest review date, read 3 November 2026.
Which of these have the most Google reviews?
Black Tomato, Steppes Travel and Abercrombie & Kent, in that order. A count says how many people reviewed a company, not whether it fits your trip; each card gives the rating and count, read 3 November 2026.
Where can I check these facts myself?
Each card links the pages of the company's own website its lines were read from, with the date they were read.
How were these companies chosen?
Each one is in the Uncompromised Travel luxury tour operators table, built from the luxury tour operators ChatGPT names most often; its own website sells a trip to Mongolia. A company is on the page because its published facts fit the question, never because it paid.
Is any company on this page paying to be here?
No. No company on this page is a partner of Uncompromised Travel; none paid to be on it.
Read next
Built to answer the question in the main heading. What is shown: what each company published on its own website, read on 3 and 5 November 2026, with links to the pages read, with its Google and Trustpilot figures where the listing carries the company's own name, from the Uncompromised Travel luxury tour operators table. Cards are in alphabetical order. No company on this page is a partner of Uncompromised Travel. How this site earns · How we work.