Vietnam is a country that leaves no one unmoved or unchanged – we guarantee that this destination will open your eyes and change your perspective. As such, it can only be fully appreciated with an immersive tour taking in different places, to ensure you experience all the highlights and fabulous array of activities on offer.
Once seen as a place for retirees, today Malta and its sister islands are stylish, lively, and brilliant for every kind of traveller – from romantic weekenders and multi-generational family holidays to solo travellers. The diminutive size of these islands makes them a great choice for those concerned about sustainability, as there is no need to travel vast distances to enjoy a wide range of experiences.
If you value cultural depth, natural beauty, and refined accommodation, an impressive range of experiences is waiting for you in Queensland. Here, you can explore the legendary Great Barrier Reef, encounter rare wildlife in ancient rainforests, and discover pristine beaches and islands with a real sense of exclusivity. Queensland’s thriving cities and untouched landscapes make it an ideal destination for those seeking both relaxation and adventure in one of the most captivating countries in the world.
The South West of Australia is a hotspot for once-in-a-lifetime experiences, with contrasting landscapes and wildlife encounters around every corner. This epic road trip, known as The South West Edge, is a journey through one of only 36 biodiversity hotspots in the world, a destination rich in flora and fauna. On this 12-day exploration, you’ll adventure into the heart of an undisturbed, uncrowded Australia, where you’ll traverse more than 1000 kilometres of breathtaking coastline, explore up to 24 national parks, wander through towering Southern forests, and collect lifelong memories on this iconic road trip.
On 12th August 2026, Spain will take centre stage for one of the most anticipated astronomical events in Europe, the solar eclipse. As the Moon passes directly between the Earth and the Sun, parts of the country will slip briefly into darkness, turning a summer evening into twilight for up to almost two minutes. The eclipse will sweep across Spain from the Atlantic coast to the Mediterranean, with northern cities and the Balearic Islands sitting right in the path of totality, the only places where the Sun will be completely covered. If you’re planning a trip around the event, Spain offers plenty of places where you can pair the spectacle in the sky with great food, coastal views, and a bit of exploring before the big moment.
With vast horizons and a climate that promises endless adventure, Western Australia invites you to discover its distinctive charm throughout the seasons. Thanks to its diverse regions and climates, there is always somewhere at its peak - whether you want wild encounters, lazy beach days, or great food and wine. Let us walk you through when and where to visit in Western Australia, so you can make the most of every journey.
Few experiences in the natural world compare to seeing a whale breach or spotting the spray from a distant blowhole. Such moments resonate for a lifetime, especially when witnessed with respect for the majestic animals and their ecosystems. The key to an unforgettable whale encounter lies not just in the destination, but in ensuring that the experience is truly safe - benefiting both the whales themselves and the communities who protect them.
There are hotels, and then there is Sandy Lane. For decades, this platinum stretch of Barbados coastline has been the byword for Caribbean exclusivity. It’s the place where discretion is paramount, service is intuitive, and the experience is nothing short of regal. This iconic resort retains a certain magnetism that keeps guests returning year after year. It isn’t just about the Palladian-style architecture or the world-class golf; it’s the feeling that once you pass through those mahogany gates, everything is taken care of. This summer, we are delighted to present a selection of exclusive offers that make a stay at this legendary resort even more compelling.
Italy’s capital city rewards a short break done properly. With two full days, you can cover the big sights, eat exceptionally well, and still leave space to get pleasantly lost between piazzas. Base yourself somewhere central so you can explore largely on foot and dip back to your hotel when you need a pause. Here’s a well-paced way to spend your time in Rome, with ideas for what to see, where to eat, and where to stay.
