Adventure Travel
Walk on the wild side: An extreme adventure at The Sarojin
Luxury boutique resort, The Sarojin, has welcome news for guests seeking more than a romantic retreat yet still keen to get their hearts racing.
Asia in favour this Christmas
Despite all the doom and gloom about the economy, specialist operator Bamboo Travel warns that anyone intending on booking a festive escape to Southeast Asia needs to act quickly or run the risk of missing out.
Ben Fogle to give holidaymakers a talking to about adventure travel
This October intrepid TV presenter Ben Fogle will be joining The Adventure Company in Farnham and London to host two free travel-related talks for would-be adventurers.
Avoid the forecasted snow and escape to a sunnier climate
Families can shake off the early predictions of snow and book onto a sunny week of activities this October half term with the UK’s leading family adventure specialist, The Adventure Company.
See the Bay of Fundy in Atlantic Canada
Nowhere in the world can you get as up close and personal with Mother Nature as in the Bay of Fundy. On Canada's east coast, between the provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, 100 billion tonnes of seawater flow in and out of the 180-mile-long bay - twice a day! The tides rise and fall by as much as 50 feet - making them the highest in the world!
Acacia Africa launch new website with celebratory discounts
Acacia Africa have an unrivalled passion for the continent, so you can expect more than a list of itineraries on the tour operator’s revamped website.
Climb the world’s highest freestanding mountain for less in 2011
With scientists claiming that the ice caps are disappearing fast, now is as good a time as any to conquer Mount Kilimanjaro. As an added incentive The Adventure Company is offering a discount of £100 per person off all of its 2011 departures.
Christmas here again already - surely not!?
Is it too early to be planning Christmas holidays? Not at all! Now is the time to book before all the airline seats are taken, and hotel space becomes difficult.
The Middle East revival has begun
The world’s longest established travel company, Cox & Kings, has launched its new Middle East brochure for 2012, featuring a comprehensive programme of escorted group tours and private tailor-made travel to the Middle East, North Africa, Central Asia, and the Gulf.
Last minute September adventures for the seasonal savvy
With children back at school, September is the perfect time for holiday-makers to bag themselves some last minute sun without the crowds. Travellers can chose from a range of last minute tours from £679pp with The Adventure Company.
Adventure holidays in Asia
Families Worldwide reports a surge in booking for its adventurous holidays in Asia.
Australia's newest great train journey - The Southern Spirit
The introduction by Great Southern Rail of The Southern Spirit, their new and exclusive Australian rail journey which over six days spans four states and 2,810 km, gives train lovers an exciting new adventure to experience.
Escapa.com great migration safari
New luxury tour operator escapa.com is encouraging travellers to book and travel now for the chance to witness the great migration, one of the nature’s greatest spectacles, in a most magnificent, setting - the vast open plains of Tanzania’s glorious Serengeti National Park.
Garonga eco safaris - not just "seen to be green"
Garonga Safari Camp in the Limpopo Province of South Africa, near the Kruger National Park, is fast gaining a reputation as one of the most eco-friendly game lodges you will find in South Africa – or anywhere!
Polar cruise operator offers commemorative expedition
Leading Polar cruise operator, One Ocean Expeditions is proud to sponsor an extraordinary expedition in which the last wish of world-renowned polar adventurer, Frank Wild, to be buried alongside his ‘boss’ and loyal friend, notorious fellow explorer, Sir Ernest Shackleton, will be carried out at the whalers’ graveyard in Grytviken, South Georgia, a British overseas territory in the southern Atlantic Ocean.