World Cup 2014 tour in Brazil

Follow the Socceroos and samba with other Green and Gold fans in Brazil! The tour itinerary is completely dependent on the final world cup draw which will take place in Salvador on 6 December 2013. This is because we will not know the cities and the dates that Australia will play until that time. We will confirm the tour itinerary about 2 weeks after the draw. However, so you get... Read More

Bhutan Druk Path and Cultural Tour

Bhutan Druk Path and Cultural Tour Trek the ancient Druk Path into the heart of Bhutan, from Paro to the capital Thimphu. Accompanied by pack ponies, we walk through flowering forests to isolated villages, share ridgeline trails with monks and yak herders, visit monasteries and relax in accommodation ranging from resort to comfortable mountain camps. Bhuddist and natural delights... Read More

Trek in Nepal & helicopter around Everest

Trek in Nepal & helicopter around Everest – 13 days Join Tashi Tenzing on an easy-paced trek through pine-scented, rhododendron forests, to welcoming Sherpa villages aflutter with prayer flags, past ancient monasteries with gold-tipped stupas and into a wilderness of rock and ice beneath the world’s highest mountain. At night we stay in gorgeous Sherpa lodges, enjoying... Read More

Where to stay in Bali with a group

Where to stay in Bali with a group A visit to the Island of Gods is bound to be blissful no matter how you do it. But if you’re looking to holiday in Bali with a group, hiring a villa is definitely the best way to go. From rolling mountains to emerald rice paddies to sparkling seas, there are lots of great locations in which to hire a villa in Bali, so all you need to do before... Read More

Highlights of Bhutan

Highlights of Bhutan Shadowed by snow-capped Himalayan peaks, the Land of the Thunder Dragon elicits visions of a Shangri-la perched on the top of the world. Visit ancient fortresses, temples and monasteries. In traditional villages, uncover local medicine, folk arts and regional markets. Experience the colour and excitement of one of Bhutan’s famous festivals. Trek to the Tiger’s... Read More

Colours Of Kyrgyzstan

Colours Of Kyrgyzstan Discover the beauty and spectacular landscapes of one of Central Asia’s most picturesque countries. From the white peaks of the Tien Shan mountain range and the deep blue of Lake Issyk- Kul to the striking red cliffs of Djety- Oguz and the green gorge of Ala- Arha, this tour explores some of the country’s most colourful highlights. Day 01 - Bishkek Transfer... Read More

Costa Rica - Coast, Volcanoes and Clouds

Costa Rica - Coast, Volcanoes and Clouds This small group, escorted tour is a perfect combination of biking and walking that makes for adventurous eco-sightseeing in Costa Rica. Perhaps you will see your first howler monkey. Or perhaps you will find that proximity to an active volcano will be an overwhelming experience. Cloud forest and jungle trails, hardened volcanic lava,... Read More

Ethiopia for the Intrepid Traveller

Ethiopia for the Intrepid Traveller Ethiopia is one of the most spectacular countries on the African continent. It’s an engrossing mixture of culture, religion, peoples and landscapes that will not fail to challenges your preconceptions. If you come expecting drought and poverty, you leave finding a dignity and spirituality among landscapes that are unrivalled. Apart from jaw-dropping... Read More

Never-Never Country: Cairns to Darwin, Australia

Never-Never Country: Cairns to Darwin, Australia The Never Never - The name was first recorded, in the late 19th century, describing the uninhabited regions of Australia - then called just ‘The Never-Never’. The more remote outback regions of the Northern Territory and Queensland are still known by that name. This is as much a state of mind and a folk-memory that... Read More

Crossing The Kimberley, Australia

Crossing The Kimberley, Australia The Kimberley is one of the world’s great wilderness areas. Covering an expanse of nearly 423,000 square kilometres and with an estimated population of just 30,000 it has fewer people per square kilometre than almost any other place on Earth. People come here to immerse themselves in the awesome landscape and, for a restorative while, to get... Read More