After 40 years of small group journeys, we’re more excited than ever to broaden our horizons. With a slew of new itineraries and destinations to fire the imagination, 2019 is shaping up to be one of our finest years yet. Come and ignite your spirit of adventure.
With our boutique small-ship Adventure Cruises now exploring not only Europe, Africa and Central America but also the coastlines of Asia, there’s never been a better time to set sail. Alongside breathtaking itineraries in Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand, we’ve got Northern Croatia and Iceland’s stunning Westman Islands in our sights for 2019.
For classic Central Asian and Silk Road history, Uzbekistan is unmissable, while Turkmenistan showcases a more off-the-beaten-path slice of the ‘Stans’. Or head to China and tick the iconic Great Wall off your list.
It’s little wonder that Europe and the Middle East have been so popular of late, given their ability to throw out new surprises year after year. As well as Christmas in Bethlehem and a wine-themed trip in Georgia (home of the world’s first cultivated grapevines), we’re excited to uncover the spoils of Northern Turkey – namely the saffron-scented village of Safranbolu.
Come and witness the greatest show on Earth in Africa, tracking wild game across the plains of the Masai Mara Nature Reserve in Kenya – or take our new Southern Africa combo trip from Namibia to Victoria Falls. Watch this space for a brand new private trip to Madagascar's Berenty Reserve to witness dancing Verreaux Sifakas.
From Arctic voyages to toe-tapping trips in South America, this diverse and charismatic region never fails to astound. Join us and sip pisco sours in the Andes in Peru, enjoy a crop-to-cup coffee experience in Costa Rica’s stunning Monteverde region, and call in at our new favourite market in the highlands of Guatemala.
Crafted just for you, our Limited Edition tours deliver something extra special. The focus might be history, archaeology, food, or even literature. In 2019 we unveil a Berlin Wall-themed itinerary in Germany and a snow-dusted Orthodox Christmas in the Ukraine’s Carpathian Mountains.