Peregrine Adventures

Elegant and exciting Buenos Aires is where Old World sophistication dances to the beat of tango music Argentina's capital is certainly one of the world's most eclectic places, with various neighbourhoods reflecting the city's diverse cultural heritage. Grand colonial edifices surround the Plaza de Mayo whilst glamour and grit walk side by side down the pedestrian streets of Florida and Lavalle. The colourful areas of Recoleta, San Telmo and La Boca all tell their own stories in this city where reality and romance are never too far away from each other. read more

Extend your holiday with three blissful days relaxing at the tropical beach paradise of Akwaaba Beach – ‘Beach of Welcome’ read more

Livingstone, with its Wild West flavour, is a great base to explore the Victoria Falls region read more

Stop over in Chile's vibrant capital, set against the backdrop of the spectacular Andes Santiago de Chile is the heart of this fascinating and varied country. Founded in 1541 by Pedro de Valdivia, it has grown to be a metropolis of 4.6 million people that reflects ethnic diversity and combines modern structures with grand Spanish colonial edifices that hark back to a bygone era. Apart from visiting palaces, churches and museums, a trip up to the statue of the Virgin Mary on Cerro San Cristobal offers spectacular views over the city. We also visit a vineyard on the outskirts of Santiago and sample some of Chile's world famous wines. read more

An ideal seaside conclusion to your Egyptian adventure Somewhere beneath the legendary city of Alexandria lie the remains of Alexander the Great, buried here in 325BC. The city was founded just seven years earlier, and became a capital of ancient wonders – the great lighthouse, library and catacombs, for example – though little of this grand architecture remains today. Instead, it is a vibrant, Mediterranean port spread along 30 kilometres of brilliant coastline – a pleasant antidote to the bustle of Cairo. Egyptians love the place and come here during the hot summer months to stroll along the spacious promenades by day and enjoy the bountiful seafood by night. Alexandria boasts an excellent museum and the major WW II battlefields at nearby El Alamein further add to its richly layered history. read more

This short extension showcases the structures and statues of amazing Angkor Wat The extensive archaeological zone of Angkor is among the greatest temple complexes in the world. The site includes the ancient city area of Angkor Thom, with its multitude of stone-carved, human faces that stand as silent witnesses to former days of glory, and Ta Prohm, a temple complex that has been reclaimed by the creeping jungle. We feel like real adventurers in this fascinating place and have plenty of time for exploration and discovery. read more

Cruise this great artery to the heart of Indochina and experience the soul of the Vietnam The fertile region known as 'Cuu Long', or the Mekong Delta, is the ricebowl of Vietnam. It is here that the mighty Mekong River finishes a journey that began in the high Tibetan Plateau. The Delta was once part of the Khmer kingdom and became the last region to be settled by the Vietnamese. The area offers much to the traveller. Its incredible scenery, fascinating rural lifestyles and friendly people can be best seen and experienced from the waterways and small canals that serve as the region's main 'highway' for transportation. read more

This is the classic add-on in South East Asia, visiting the renowned Angkor Wat and its ancient city surrounds The extensive archaeological zone of Angkor is among the greatest temple complexes in the world. The site includes the ancient city area of Angkor Thom, with its multitude of stone-carved, human faces that stand as silent witnesses to former days of glory, and Ta Prohm, a temple complex that has been reclaimed by the creeping jungle. We feel like real adventurers in this fascinating place and have plenty of time for exploration and discovery. read more

Explore South Africa's vibrant City of Gold – taking in the city's most famous sights over three memorable days read more

Spectacular Iguazu Falls is one of South America's must-see sights The spectacular Iguazu Falls are situated on the border of Argentina and Brazil and are a real highlight of any visit to this area of South America. The waterfalls consist of 275 separate falls and are surrounded by lush, tropical vegetation and national parks. The falls are the largest in the world by volume, and are higher than Niagara Falls. On our trip to Iguazu you will witness this awesome sight from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of the falls and it will be up to you to decide which view is the more spectacular. It is a comparison between superlatives. read more

HIGHLIGHTS: Kathmandu or Pokhara - Royal Wildlife Resort in Chitwan National Park - Chitwan - Kathmandu

Located in the lowland Terai region of Nepal, Chitwan was the first of Nepal's national parks. Less than 60 years ago, this area was the scene of huge tiger and rhino shoots by the previously-ruling Rana family and their guests. Their jealous guarding of this prime hunting area however did ensure that the animal population was not completely depleted and it is now one of Asia's richest wildlife reserves.

Staying at Royal Park Wildlife Resort we enjoy the thrill of searching out the various species in the forests, on the river and amongst the tall elephant grass of the southern plains. There are opportunities to go in search of deer, monkeys and birds. We also take canoe trips down the Rapti River to view the fish-eating gharial and flesh-eating marsh mugger crocodile, and ride on elephants in pursuit of the great Indian rhinoceros and the elusive Royal Bengal tiger. read more

Discover the exotic wildlife of Chitwan National Park A relaxing wildlife safari in Chitwan National Park is the ideal addition to any trekking adventure. Located in the lowland Terai region of Nepal, Chitwan was the first of Nepal’s national parks. Less than 60 years ago, this area was the scene of huge tiger and rhino shoots by the previously-ruling Rana family and their guests. Their jealous guarding of this prime hunting area however did ensure that the animal population was not completely depleted and it is now one of Asia’s richest wildlife reserves. Staying at quality wildlife resort we enjoy the thrill of searching out the various species in the forests, on the river and amongst the tall elephant grass of the southern plains. There are opportunities to go in search of deer, monkeys and birds. We also take canoe trips down the Rapti River to view the fish-eating gharial and flesh-eating marsh mugger crocodile, and ride on elephants in pursuit of the great ... read more

Elegant and exciting Buenos Aires is where Old World sophistication dances to the beat of tango music Argentina's capital is certainly one of the world's most eclectic places, with various neighbourhoods reflecting the city's diverse cultural heritage. Grand colonial edifices surround the Plaza de Mayo whilst glamour and grit walk side by side down the pedestrian streets of Florida and Lavalle. The colourful areas of Recoleta, San Telmo and La Boca all tell their own stories in this city where reality and romance are never too far away from each other. read more

Extend your holiday with three blissful days relaxing at the tropical beach paradise of Akwaaba Beach – ‘Beach of Welcome’ read more

Livingstone, with its Wild West flavour, is a great base to explore the Victoria Falls region read more

Stop over in Chile's vibrant capital, set against the backdrop of the spectacular Andes Santiago de Chile is the heart of this fascinating and varied country. Founded in 1541 by Pedro de Valdivia, it has grown to be a metropolis of 4.6 million people that reflects ethnic diversity and combines modern structures with grand Spanish colonial edifices that hark back to a bygone era. Apart from visiting palaces, churches and museums, a trip up to the statue of the Virgin Mary on Cerro San Cristobal offers spectacular views over the city. We also visit a vineyard on the outskirts of Santiago and sample some of Chile's world famous wines. read more

An ideal seaside conclusion to your Egyptian adventure Somewhere beneath the legendary city of Alexandria lie the remains of Alexander the Great, buried here in 325BC. The city was founded just seven years earlier, and became a capital of ancient wonders – the great lighthouse, library and catacombs, for example – though little of this grand architecture remains today. Instead, it is a vibrant, Mediterranean port spread along 30 kilometres of brilliant coastline – a pleasant antidote to the bustle of Cairo. Egyptians love the place and come here during the hot summer months to stroll along the spacious promenades by day and enjoy the bountiful seafood by night. Alexandria boasts an excellent museum and the major WW II battlefields at nearby El Alamein further add to its richly layered history. read more

This short extension showcases the structures and statues of amazing Angkor Wat The extensive archaeological zone of Angkor is among the greatest temple complexes in the world. The site includes the ancient city area of Angkor Thom, with its multitude of stone-carved, human faces that stand as silent witnesses to former days of glory, and Ta Prohm, a temple complex that has been reclaimed by the creeping jungle. We feel like real adventurers in this fascinating place and have plenty of time for exploration and discovery. read more

Cruise this great artery to the heart of Indochina and experience the soul of the Vietnam The fertile region known as 'Cuu Long', or the Mekong Delta, is the ricebowl of Vietnam. It is here that the mighty Mekong River finishes a journey that began in the high Tibetan Plateau. The Delta was once part of the Khmer kingdom and became the last region to be settled by the Vietnamese. The area offers much to the traveller. Its incredible scenery, fascinating rural lifestyles and friendly people can be best seen and experienced from the waterways and small canals that serve as the region's main 'highway' for transportation. read more

This is the classic add-on in South East Asia, visiting the renowned Angkor Wat and its ancient city surrounds The extensive archaeological zone of Angkor is among the greatest temple complexes in the world. The site includes the ancient city area of Angkor Thom, with its multitude of stone-carved, human faces that stand as silent witnesses to former days of glory, and Ta Prohm, a temple complex that has been reclaimed by the creeping jungle. We feel like real adventurers in this fascinating place and have plenty of time for exploration and discovery. read more

Explore South Africa's vibrant City of Gold – taking in the city's most famous sights over three memorable days read more

Spectacular Iguazu Falls is one of South America's must-see sights The spectacular Iguazu Falls are situated on the border of Argentina and Brazil and are a real highlight of any visit to this area of South America. The waterfalls consist of 275 separate falls and are surrounded by lush, tropical vegetation and national parks. The falls are the largest in the world by volume, and are higher than Niagara Falls. On our trip to Iguazu you will witness this awesome sight from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of the falls and it will be up to you to decide which view is the more spectacular. It is a comparison between superlatives. read more

Discover the exotic wildlife of Chitwan National Park A relaxing wildlife safari in Chitwan National Park is the ideal addition to any trekking adventure. Located in the lowland Terai region of Nepal, Chitwan was the first of Nepal’s national parks. Less than 60 years ago, this area was the scene of huge tiger and rhino shoots by the previously-ruling Rana family and their guests. Their jealous guarding of this prime hunting area however did ensure that the animal population was not completely depleted and it is now one of Asia’s richest wildlife reserves. Staying at quality wildlife resort we enjoy the thrill of searching out the various species in the forests, on the river and amongst the tall elephant grass of the southern plains. There are opportunities to go in search of deer, monkeys and birds. We also take canoe trips down the Rapti River to view the fish-eating gharial and flesh-eating marsh mugger crocodile, and ride on elephants in pursuit of the great ... read more

Explore the extraordinary wildlife and shapely bays and heads of the Peninsula Valdes. Look out for breaching whales, beaching orcas, blubbering sea lions and frolicking seals, and get amongst the enormous rookery of penguins at Punta Tombo. read more

Elegant and exciting Buenos Aires is where Old World sophistication dances to the beat of tango music Argentina's capital is certainly one of the world's most eclectic places, with various neighbourhoods reflecting the city's diverse cultural heritage. Grand colonial edifices surround the Plaza de Mayo whilst glamour and grit walk side by side down the pedestrian streets of Florida and Lavalle. The colourful areas of Recoleta, San Telmo and La Boca all tell their own stories in this city where reality and romance are never too far away from each other. read more

Extend your holiday with three blissful days relaxing at the tropical beach paradise of Akwaaba Beach – ‘Beach of Welcome’ read more

Livingstone, with its Wild West flavour, is a great base to explore the Victoria Falls region read more

Stop over in Chile's vibrant capital, set against the backdrop of the spectacular Andes Santiago de Chile is the heart of this fascinating and varied country. Founded in 1541 by Pedro de Valdivia, it has grown to be a metropolis of 4.6 million people that reflects ethnic diversity and combines modern structures with grand Spanish colonial edifices that hark back to a bygone era. Apart from visiting palaces, churches and museums, a trip up to the statue of the Virgin Mary on Cerro San Cristobal offers spectacular views over the city. We also visit a vineyard on the outskirts of Santiago and sample some of Chile's world famous wines. read more

An ideal seaside conclusion to your Egyptian adventure Somewhere beneath the legendary city of Alexandria lie the remains of Alexander the Great, buried here in 325BC. The city was founded just seven years earlier, and became a capital of ancient wonders – the great lighthouse, library and catacombs, for example – though little of this grand architecture remains today. Instead, it is a vibrant, Mediterranean port spread along 30 kilometres of brilliant coastline – a pleasant antidote to the bustle of Cairo. Egyptians love the place and come here during the hot summer months to stroll along the spacious promenades by day and enjoy the bountiful seafood by night. Alexandria boasts an excellent museum and the major WW II battlefields at nearby El Alamein further add to its richly layered history. read more

This short extension showcases the structures and statues of amazing Angkor Wat The extensive archaeological zone of Angkor is among the greatest temple complexes in the world. The site includes the ancient city area of Angkor Thom, with its multitude of stone-carved, human faces that stand as silent witnesses to former days of glory, and Ta Prohm, a temple complex that has been reclaimed by the creeping jungle. We feel like real adventurers in this fascinating place and have plenty of time for exploration and discovery. read more

Cruise this great artery to the heart of Indochina and experience the soul of the Vietnam The fertile region known as 'Cuu Long', or the Mekong Delta, is the ricebowl of Vietnam. It is here that the mighty Mekong River finishes a journey that began in the high Tibetan Plateau. The Delta was once part of the Khmer kingdom and became the last region to be settled by the Vietnamese. The area offers much to the traveller. Its incredible scenery, fascinating rural lifestyles and friendly people can be best seen and experienced from the waterways and small canals that serve as the region's main 'highway' for transportation. read more

This is the classic add-on in South East Asia, visiting the renowned Angkor Wat and its ancient city surrounds The extensive archaeological zone of Angkor is among the greatest temple complexes in the world. The site includes the ancient city area of Angkor Thom, with its multitude of stone-carved, human faces that stand as silent witnesses to former days of glory, and Ta Prohm, a temple complex that has been reclaimed by the creeping jungle. We feel like real adventurers in this fascinating place and have plenty of time for exploration and discovery. read more

Explore South Africa's vibrant City of Gold – taking in the city's most famous sights over three memorable days read more

Spectacular Iguazu Falls is one of South America's must-see sights The spectacular Iguazu Falls are situated on the border of Argentina and Brazil and are a real highlight of any visit to this area of South America. The waterfalls consist of 275 separate falls and are surrounded by lush, tropical vegetation and national parks. The falls are the largest in the world by volume, and are higher than Niagara Falls. On our trip to Iguazu you will witness this awesome sight from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of the falls and it will be up to you to decide which view is the more spectacular. It is a comparison between superlatives. read more

HIGHLIGHTS: Kathmandu or Pokhara - Royal Wildlife Resort in Chitwan National Park - Chitwan - Kathmandu

Located in the lowland Terai region of Nepal, Chitwan was the first of Nepal's national parks. Less than 60 years ago, this area was the scene of huge tiger and rhino shoots by the previously-ruling Rana family and their guests. Their jealous guarding of this prime hunting area however did ensure that the animal population was not completely depleted and it is now one of Asia's richest wildlife reserves.

Staying at Royal Park Wildlife Resort we enjoy the thrill of searching out the various species in the forests, on the river and amongst the tall elephant grass of the southern plains. There are opportunities to go in search of deer, monkeys and birds. We also take canoe trips down the Rapti River to view the fish-eating gharial and flesh-eating marsh mugger crocodile, and ride on elephants in pursuit of the great Indian rhinoceros and the elusive Royal Bengal tiger. read more

Discover the exotic wildlife of Chitwan National Park A relaxing wildlife safari in Chitwan National Park is the ideal addition to any trekking adventure. Located in the lowland Terai region of Nepal, Chitwan was the first of Nepal’s national parks. Less than 60 years ago, this area was the scene of huge tiger and rhino shoots by the previously-ruling Rana family and their guests. Their jealous guarding of this prime hunting area however did ensure that the animal population was not completely depleted and it is now one of Asia’s richest wildlife reserves. Staying at quality wildlife resort we enjoy the thrill of searching out the various species in the forests, on the river and amongst the tall elephant grass of the southern plains. There are opportunities to go in search of deer, monkeys and birds. We also take canoe trips down the Rapti River to view the fish-eating gharial and flesh-eating marsh mugger crocodile, and ride on elephants in pursuit of the great ... read more

An ideal introduction to the famous sights of Beijing, Xian and Shanghai The eastern flank of China is of enormous historical and cultural interest. The Qin and Han Dynasties, which lasted for some 500 years, were founded in Xian. This city is considered the birthplace of a united China. Both the Ming and Qing Dynasties held sway in Beijing from the end of the 14th Century until 1911, when the last emperor was deposed. European influences also seeped into the region, first to Guangzhou (Canton), then later to Shanghai and Hong Kong. As a result there are many fascinating historical sites to discover. Starting in Beijing we explore all the major places of interest, including the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven and the Summer Palace. We also visit a mostly unrestored and remote section of the Great Wall, allowing you to absorb the immenseness of this incredible structure without jostling for a position with thousands of other tourists. Xian is home to both a ... read more

Enjoy a little taste of the winelands of the Western Cape We meander thought the bustling alleys of historic Stellenbosch town - the heart of the country's famous wine growing region - and savour award-winning wines and cheeses over two days. Our culinary exploration concludes with an unforgettable evening of African cuisine and culture at the unique Moyo @ Spier restaurant. read more

This week of fine walks and fine wines promises to stimulate all of your senses Along the paths of Burgundy’s famous wine country, the beautiful villages of Meursault, Pommard, Santenay, Puligny-Montrachet dot the hillsides. The sunny slopes are blanketed by prestigious vineyards, while verdant forested hills complete the backdrop. The expression 'art de vivre' (art of living) epitomises Burgundy and there’s no better way to experience the elegance of its towns and the splendour of its landscapes than on foot and at your own pace. As you leisurely meander from one vineyard to the next you’ll encounter a rich history, enjoy tastings at world renowned chateaux and you’ll be captivated by the region's charm and bucolic beauty. This self-guided walk is perfect for lovers of wine and country walks. read more

Lemongrass, coconut, lime, chilli... Thai cuisine is world-renowned for its delicate and delicious flavours This specialty cooking trip introduces us to the best of Thailand, with a special emphasis on its world-famous cuisine. Bangkok is a city of excitement with its lively night markets and riverside restaurants. Here we enjoy the first of our Thai cooking master classes. The old Thai capital of Ayuthaya is best seen from the river – we enjoy a cooking session with local villagers, then cruise on board a converted rice barge and feast on the food we’ve cooked against the backdrop of ancient pagodas. Sukhothai was the first Thai capital and is regarded as the birthplace of Thai culture. We pay homage to the magnificent stupas that line the historical park, as well as try our hand at preparing the local delicacies. In Chiang Mai, renowned for its Lanna cuisine, we will spend a day at a special cooking school, preparing some of the local dishes. Sampling the ... read more

A journey that takes in 'must see' sights of Vietnam while tantalising the taste buds with some of south-east Asia's finest cuisine. Vietnamese cuisine is diverse and specific to each region.

The north's cuisine is more traditional; as a 'new' land, the south's cuisine is more exotic and liberal, while the cuisine of central Vietnam is quite different to its counterparts in its use of distinct spices. Travel through this amazing country and discover its culinary Meccas.

This comprehensive tour takes us to both historic capitals of Vietnam, from the colonial charm of Hanoi to its bustling southern counterpart, Saigon. Wonder at the splendour of Halong Bay and discover Hue, the former seat of power of the Nguyen Dynasty. We immerse ourselves in the historical sea port of Hoi An, which still exudes the aura of bygone days, and end our Vietnam experience with a visit down the bustling and colourful Mekong Delta.

Day 1 Arrive in Hanoi and transfer to hotel.

Day 2 Day trip to Halong Bay. Cruise aboard traditional junk on Halong Bay.

Day 3 Sightseeing tour of Hanoi. Cooking class and dinner at KOTO restaurant.

Day 4 Fly to Hue. Sightseeing tour of Hue. Enjoy a traditional 'royal' dinner.

Days 5-7 Drive to Hoi An. Sightseeing tour of Hoi An. Full day at Red Bridge Cooking School.

Day 8 Fly to Saigon. Sightseeing tour of Saigon. Cooking class.

Day 9 Day trip to the Mekong Delta.

Day 10 Trip ends in Saigon this morning (Tue). read more

An exciting gastronomic adventure exploring the delectable and varied world of Vietnamese cuisine A journey that takes in 'must see' sights of Vietnam while tantalising the taste buds with some of south-east Asia's finest cuisine. Vietnamese cuisine is diverse and specific to each region. The north's cuisine is more traditional; as a 'new' land, the south's cuisine is more exotic and liberal, while the cuisine of central Vietnam is quite different to its counterparts in its use of distinct spices. Travel through this amazing country and discover its culinary Meccas. This comprehensive tour takes us to both historic capitals of Vietnam, from the colonial charm of Hanoi to its bustling southern counterpart, Saigon. Wonder at the splendour of Halong Bay and discover Hue, the former seat of power of the Nguyen Dynasty. We immerse ourselves in the historical sea port of Hoi An, which still exudes the aura of bygone days, and end our Vietnam experience ... read more

HIGHLIGHTS: Mihimtale - Anuradhapurna - Dambalawewa - Polonnaruwa - Dambulla - Kandy - Kithulgala - Nuwara Eliya - Belihul Oya - Elephant Transit Home - Kataragama - Yala National Park - Galle - Bentota - Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery - Colombo

Sri Lanka has just about everything a traveller could want - superb ancient sites, magnificent scenery, amazing wildlife, delicious cuisine, incredibly friendly and welcoming locals and lovely palm-fringed, white sandy beaches. Add to this a history touched by Portuguese, Dutch and British influences and a society with a strong and devout adherence to the Buddhist faith and we find an island-nation of incredibly rich diversity with much to offer. We discover all of this and more on a comprehensive journey of what has been affectionately called, due to its shape, the 'Teardrop Isle'. read more

Elegant and exciting Buenos Aires is where Old World sophistication dances to the beat of tango music Argentina's capital is certainly one of the world's most eclectic places, with various neighbourhoods reflecting the city's diverse cultural heritage. Grand colonial edifices surround the Plaza de Mayo whilst glamour and grit walk side by side down the pedestrian streets of Florida and Lavalle. The colourful areas of Recoleta, San Telmo and La Boca all tell their own stories in this city where reality and romance are never too far away from each other. read more

Extend your holiday with three blissful days relaxing at the tropical beach paradise of Akwaaba Beach – ‘Beach of Welcome’ read more

Livingstone, with its Wild West flavour, is a great base to explore the Victoria Falls region read more

Stop over in Chile's vibrant capital, set against the backdrop of the spectacular Andes Santiago de Chile is the heart of this fascinating and varied country. Founded in 1541 by Pedro de Valdivia, it has grown to be a metropolis of 4.6 million people that reflects ethnic diversity and combines modern structures with grand Spanish colonial edifices that hark back to a bygone era. Apart from visiting palaces, churches and museums, a trip up to the statue of the Virgin Mary on Cerro San Cristobal offers spectacular views over the city. We also visit a vineyard on the outskirts of Santiago and sample some of Chile's world famous wines. read more

An ideal seaside conclusion to your Egyptian adventure Somewhere beneath the legendary city of Alexandria lie the remains of Alexander the Great, buried here in 325BC. The city was founded just seven years earlier, and became a capital of ancient wonders – the great lighthouse, library and catacombs, for example – though little of this grand architecture remains today. Instead, it is a vibrant, Mediterranean port spread along 30 kilometres of brilliant coastline – a pleasant antidote to the bustle of Cairo. Egyptians love the place and come here during the hot summer months to stroll along the spacious promenades by day and enjoy the bountiful seafood by night. Alexandria boasts an excellent museum and the major WW II battlefields at nearby El Alamein further add to its richly layered history. read more

This short extension showcases the structures and statues of amazing Angkor Wat The extensive archaeological zone of Angkor is among the greatest temple complexes in the world. The site includes the ancient city area of Angkor Thom, with its multitude of stone-carved, human faces that stand as silent witnesses to former days of glory, and Ta Prohm, a temple complex that has been reclaimed by the creeping jungle. We feel like real adventurers in this fascinating place and have plenty of time for exploration and discovery. read more

This is the classic add-on in South East Asia, visiting the renowned Angkor Wat and its ancient city surrounds The extensive archaeological zone of Angkor is among the greatest temple complexes in the world. The site includes the ancient city area of Angkor Thom, with its multitude of stone-carved, human faces that stand as silent witnesses to former days of glory, and Ta Prohm, a temple complex that has been reclaimed by the creeping jungle. We feel like real adventurers in this fascinating place and have plenty of time for exploration and discovery. read more

Explore South Africa's vibrant City of Gold – taking in the city's most famous sights over three memorable days read more

Spectacular Iguazu Falls is one of South America's must-see sights The spectacular Iguazu Falls are situated on the border of Argentina and Brazil and are a real highlight of any visit to this area of South America. The waterfalls consist of 275 separate falls and are surrounded by lush, tropical vegetation and national parks. The falls are the largest in the world by volume, and are higher than Niagara Falls. On our trip to Iguazu you will witness this awesome sight from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of the falls and it will be up to you to decide which view is the more spectacular. It is a comparison between superlatives. read more

HIGHLIGHTS: Kathmandu or Pokhara - Royal Wildlife Resort in Chitwan National Park - Chitwan - Kathmandu

Located in the lowland Terai region of Nepal, Chitwan was the first of Nepal's national parks. Less than 60 years ago, this area was the scene of huge tiger and rhino shoots by the previously-ruling Rana family and their guests. Their jealous guarding of this prime hunting area however did ensure that the animal population was not completely depleted and it is now one of Asia's richest wildlife reserves.

Staying at Royal Park Wildlife Resort we enjoy the thrill of searching out the various species in the forests, on the river and amongst the tall elephant grass of the southern plains. There are opportunities to go in search of deer, monkeys and birds. We also take canoe trips down the Rapti River to view the fish-eating gharial and flesh-eating marsh mugger crocodile, and ride on elephants in pursuit of the great Indian rhinoceros and the elusive Royal Bengal tiger. read more

Discover the exotic wildlife of Chitwan National Park A relaxing wildlife safari in Chitwan National Park is the ideal addition to any trekking adventure. Located in the lowland Terai region of Nepal, Chitwan was the first of Nepal’s national parks. Less than 60 years ago, this area was the scene of huge tiger and rhino shoots by the previously-ruling Rana family and their guests. Their jealous guarding of this prime hunting area however did ensure that the animal population was not completely depleted and it is now one of Asia’s richest wildlife reserves. Staying at quality wildlife resort we enjoy the thrill of searching out the various species in the forests, on the river and amongst the tall elephant grass of the southern plains. There are opportunities to go in search of deer, monkeys and birds. We also take canoe trips down the Rapti River to view the fish-eating gharial and flesh-eating marsh mugger crocodile, and ride on elephants in pursuit of the great ... read more

Explore the extraordinary wildlife and shapely bays and heads of the Peninsula Valdes. Look out for breaching whales, beaching orcas, blubbering sea lions and frolicking seals, and get amongst the enormous rookery of penguins at Punta Tombo. read more

Livingstone, with its Wild West flavour, is a great base to explore the Victoria Falls region read more

Victoria Falls is one of the most spectacular natural wonders of the world Victoria Falls is certainly Zimbabwe's most celebrated spectacle. Measuring some 1.7 kilometres in width and with a drop of around 105 metres, an immense volume of water passes over the cataract at the height of the inundation with a flow rate of about 550,000 cubic metres per minute. This massive rush of water sends a huge plume of spray into the sky, visible for miles and providing a stunning spectacle, as we walk on paths that border the ravine. During this tour we are taken on a guided tour of falls, as well as get to experience dining at the memorable Boma Restaurant. Here a sensory feast awaits! A sunset cruise on the Upper Zambezi provides an opportunity for game-viewing followed by a chance to view an incredible sunset. Apart from these activities there is much in the area to interest the visitor including whitewater rafting, horse trails, game-viewing in Zambezi National Park, canoeing ... read more