Our Destinations

The Indian Ocean is a vast expanse of water between the continents of Africa and Australasia. The region’s unique geography and highly favourable climate have made it a favourite for many seeking to escape from their everyday lives, amidst natural beauty and sublime relaxation.

Asia has the largest landmass of all the continents. From monsoon soaked India, through the snow-capped Himalayas to the humid jungles of Vietnam and Cambodia, Asia is a region of dramatic landscapes, interspersed with vine covered temples and longstanding traditions.

Europe is a modern continent with a rich history. Medieval castles are testament to millennia of prosperity interspersed with conflict. Rolling green countryside gives way to dramatic mountain ranges and idyllic beaches, while museums and galleries offer up evidence of Europe’s rich culture and heritage.

The
highest and most extensive mountains in Europe, the Alps are, without a
doubt, the ideal location for memorable skiing holidays. But not only! Beyond
winter sports, the Alps offer a spectacular backdrop for summer activities,
Alpine villages with traditional woodworking, cheesemaking and strong
cultural identity.

Home to ancient ruins, bustling capitals and rolling national parks, Africa offers a unique mix of the traditional and contemporary. With landscapes ranging from arid deserts to fertile jungles, there is something for everyone to explore and ample opportunity to spot spectacular, iconic wildlife.

For anyone looking for sun, sea, sand and adventure, the Caribbean is a veritable paradise. White sand beaches, warm turquoise waters and a variety of activities for all ages make holidays to the Caribbean postcard perfect.

Stretching from the Caribbean Sea to the Arctic Circle, North America has a dizzying variety of terrains. Central America meanwhile, bears the legacy of once great Mesoamerican civilisations, amongst fertile valleys and a huge variety of plants and animals of all types.

South America has the greatest concentration of rainforest and biodiversity in the world. A largely green continent, today it is subject to a push and pull between the natural world and ancient traditions, and the forces of civilisation and modernity.