We believe in the magic of travel to forge unforgettable connections. Our expertly designed tours are meticulously tailored to bring people together, celebrating the exploration of the world's wonders through the powerful bonds shared by mothers, sisters, best friends, partners, and other influential women in our lives. From the serene retreats hidden in untouched corners of the globe to exhilarating adventures that stir the soul, we’ve looked at our some of our favourite tours and trips best suited to travelling with the women in your life.
Soundtrack to the Deep South – Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee
This is a brilliant one for lovers of both music and classic Americana, starting in the home of country music, Nashville, and travelling on to Elvis' home town Memphis. You’ll also explore small towns on the Mississippi before being awed by the jazz musicians of New Orleans. Your holiday also includes tickets to Gran Ole Opry in Nashville, a visit to Graceland, and a Mississippi jazz cruise in New Orleans – and in the latter you can also opt for thrilling add-ons such as a swamp and bayou tour.
From the City of Angels to Sin City
This twin-centre journey is much loved for combining perhaps the two most iconic destinations in the USA: the 'Big Apple’ and 'Tinsel Town’. You’ll get four blissful nights in New York and Los Angeles, giving you plenty of scope to sightsee, dine like queens, and shop ‘til you drop. You’ll also enjoy luxurious but sustainable accommodation at the Conrad Los Angeles and Conrad Midtown.
The ultimate Bali adventure
Our magical two-week itinerary takes you to Seminyak, Ubud, Nusa Lembongan, and Canggu to really get you under the skin of this wonderful Indonesian island. You and your companions will stay in stylish accommodation and enjoy indulgent hours in spas, beach clubs, restaurants, and perhaps nightclubs while embracing once-in-a-lifetime experiences such as hiking up Mount Batur for sunrise views.
Classic Andalucía
This mesmerising road trip unveils the regional treasures Granada, Córdoba, Seville, Ronda, and Malaga as you wind your way along mountain roads, and allows you to immerse yourself in the Spanish way of life at your own pace. Highlights along the way include Seville’s Alcázar medieval castle with colourful peacocks that have made their home in the gardens, the Mezquita Mosque-Cathedral in Córdoba, and the Alhambra Palace in Granada.
Florence, Tuscany coast, and Pisa
This week-long holiday takes in some of the best of Italy in comfort and style. You’ll start in Florence, soaking in world-class sights, including the iconic Duomo and the Uffizi from your gorgeous base at the Grand Hotel Baglioni. From here you’ll head to hip coastal Forte dei Marmi with its designer boutiques, exclusive beach clubs, and Michelin-starred restaurants, enjoying a stay at Grand Hotel Imperiale. And last but not least comes Pisa with its Leaning Tower and accommodation at the lovely Grand Hotel Duomo.
When most people think of Thailand, they picture the dry, busy months - the packed beaches, the long queues at temples, the peak-season prices. But, outside of these peak months, Thailand’s green season reveals a softer, more atmospheric side of the country. The landscapes deepen in colour, the pace eases, and familiar places begin to feel more spacious, from temple courtyards and hillside trails to palm-fringed beaches.
Choosing where to stay can completely change the feel of an Algarve holiday. Beyond the region’s larger resorts, there are whitewashed villas overlooking the Atlantic, converted village houses in the countryside, intimate design hotels, and peaceful coastal retreats. From the fishing village of Salema to the quieter landscapes around Vila do Bispo and Lagos, these four stays each offer their own take on southern Portugal, whether you want the freedom of a villa, easy access to the beach, or somewhere small and characterful to come back to after a day exploring.
As summer draws to a close, city breaks come back into focus, and few destinations pack as much into a long weekend as Valletta. Malta's compact capital combines centuries of history with a thriving food scene, waterfront views, and a walkable centre that makes it easy to fit plenty into just a few days. With warm autumn temperatures, open-air cafés still spilling onto the streets, and a calendar of events continuing well beyond peak season, it's an easy choice for anyone looking for somewhere that feels both relaxed and full of character.
