Partial Canal transit ● Chiriqui Highlands & La Amistad Park ● Bocas del Toro: White sands & coral reefs ● Exploring the canals of Tortuguero ● Soaking in Baldi Hotsprings ● Monteverde Cloud forest walk

Untouristed, charming Paraguay ● Colonial charms of Uruguay ● UNESCO protected Jesuit ruins ● Winery tasting & lunch ● Stunning and varied natural splendours ● Remote, breathtaking Northwest Argentina ● High Andes, coastal scenery, vibrant cities

Melbourne: City Tour ● Canberra & Sydney: City Tours ● Cairns: Great Barrier Reef Cruise ● Darwin & Kakadu National Park ● The 'Red Centre'

A comprehensive exploration of some of the smallest and most remote countries in the world - a 100% unique itinerary ● Explore remote and far flung areas where few travellers venture ● Visit countries where even the arrival of tourists is a newsworthy mention ● Visit unique destinations that are not promoted in glossy guidebooks

Rwanda's Nyungwe Forest chimpanzee tracking ● Parc National Volcans gorilla trekking ● Kenya's Masai Mara Great Migration viewing ● Lake Nakuru flamingo spectacle

Privately chartered vessel with expert guides and executive Belgian chef ● Bonobo tracking in the DRC's primary forests ● Western Lowland Gorilla encounters in Dzanga Sangha National Park ● Authentic village visits with Pygmy tribes, Teke Kingdom, and Sangha-Sangha peoples ● Navigate over 700 km along the Congo, Alima, and Sangha Rivers ● Cathedral forests, swamp ecosystems, and exceptional birdwatching with hundreds of species

Explore ancient ruins, including the mythological birthplace of Apollo ● discover stunning beaches and turquoise waters ● visit medieval castles and traditional villages ● immerse yourself in local culture, savoring Greek cuisine and wine ● experience the warm hospitality of the islanders ● take in breathtaking landscapes, from whitewashed houses to blue-domed churches.

Barcelona: Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance ● Bilbao's Guggenheim ● Santiago de Compostela: Place of Pilgrimage ● Madrid: City tour & Prado ● Granada & the Alhambra ● Arab, Jewish, Christian, Roman, Visigothic legacies ● Andalucia: Orange groves, flower-filled patios

Southern Africa reveals its contradictions through geography and history. Victoria Falls drops twice Niagara's height where Zimbabwe meets Zambia. Johannesburg sprawls across gold reefs that built a city in decades. Cape Town climbs Table Mountain's flanks between two oceans. Between these points lie Kruger's 20,000 square kilometres supporting more wildlife diversity than any African reserve, Eswatini's mountain kingdom preserving traditions, and the Garden Route's coastal drama. The itinerary confronts South Africa's apartheid legacy directly—Soweto's townships, the Apartheid Museum's documentation, Robben Island's cell where Mandela spent 18 years. These aren't footnotes but essential context for understanding the region. Between historical reckonings, we track elephants along Chobe River (70,000 strong), search for Big Five across Kruger and Mkuze reserves, and follow the Panoramic Route through Blyde River Canyon where 800-metre cliffs rise from river beds. This is Level 1 touring—comfortable hotels, air-conditioned coaches, manageable distances. Early starts and African heat require stamina, but infrastructure is solid. Open safari vehicles access game reserves ● scheduled flights minimize marathon road journeys. The rewards justify modest demands: sunset cruises above Victoria Falls, wine tastings in Stellenbosch's Cape Dutch estates, penguin colonies at Boulders Beach.