Experience the very best of New Zealand on this small-group adventure from Auckland to Christchurch. Highlights include an unforgettable overnight cruise in majestic Milford Sound, immersive Maori cultural encounters in Rotorua, a guided Art Deco walking tour in Napier, wine tasting at a boutique Wairarapa vineyard, and engaging local connections - from a fifth-generation beekeeper to the Pavlova Queen of Lake Tekapo. Add in aviation history, farm shows, and breathtaking landscapes, and you’ve got an untamed journey to remember.

What can you see in Tasmania in five days, you ask? A lot, as it turns out. Starting in Launceston, a UNESCO City of Gastronomy recognised for its vibrant food culture, tasting a lavender ice cream at the largest farm of its kind in the southern hemisphere, a walk around Cape Tourville Lighthouse in stunning Freycinet National Park, and immersing yourself in convict history at Port Arthur Historic Site. Enjoy a tantalising taster of what this 'Apple Isle' has to offer.

Uluru Sunset • Uluru Sunrise • Uluru Base Tour • Mutitjulu Waterhole • Aboriginal Rock Art • Kata Tjuta • Walpa Gorge. Accommodation: Outback Hotel & Lodge

Travel to lively cities and through the scenic countryside of England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Explore historic places, iconic sites, and deep cultural heritage on an immersive journey. Take in the world-famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Be mesmerized by the dramatic landscapes of Ireland’s Ring of Kerry and the rolling hills of the Scottish Borders. Walk York’s medieval Shambles and soak in Bath’s Roman baths. Experience the pageantry of Edinburgh and London and connect to the he...

The untamed wilderness of Tassie’s West Coast awaits. Explore Russell Falls and the pristine beauty of Lake St Clair on this 7-day guided tour. Visit a UNESCO World Heritage Site as you cruise the majestic Gordon River. Hike Dove Lake at Cradle Mountain or just sit back by the crackling fire with a glass of wine. Wherever you go, an abundance of fine local fare awaits, including seafood dinners, Farm-to-Fork lunches, and tastings of cider and beer to delight your taste buds.

Connect with the Outback, untamed fiords, and fascinating Maori legends as you explore the highlights of Australia and New Zealand - every bit as enchanting as looking up with a sense of awe and wonder at New Zealand's dark night sky.

Start your discovery journey on Kangaroo Island, home to diverse wildlife and a swag of spectacular natural attractions. Located between Flinders Chase National Park and Seal Bay Conservation Park, Southern Ocean Lodge is a luxurious base for adventures and indulgence. You will also spend time relaxing in the Adelaide Hills at Sequoia, with the opportunity to enjoy some wine tasting at the renowned Barossa Valley. Next stop is Longitude 131, with time to explore the Outback, while luxuriating in the best camping you can find! From the Red desert heart of Australia, to the tropical North, feel the aura of the Daintree Rainforest at Silky Oaks Lodge, nestled inside a rainforest older than t...

From Quebec City's friendly embrace, sail to La Baie to experience the hypnotic allure of the Saguenay Fjord, then explore the wild shores and rich heritage of Sept-Iles.

Grab your sunhats and load up space on the camera roll for six days of Outback-sized adventure in Central Australia. Join a local leader and a small group of families as you tick off Australia’s great natural sites in the Northern Territory. Start by exploring the bases of Uluru and Kata Tjuta on two feet and two wheels, learning about their connection to Creation Time from a local Anangu guide. Then, hit the road to discover the bright-red colours of Tjoritja (West McDonnell Ranges), Finke Gorge National Park and even a nearby asteroid crater, along with a handful of wildlife, wallabies and wilderness in between.

Uluru Sunset • Aboriginal Rock Art • Uluru Sunrise • Kata Tjuta • Walpa Gorge • Uluru Field of Light. Accommodation: Outback Hotel & Lodge

Tasmania’s wild West Coast beckons. Discover the cascading Russell Falls and the untouched beauty of Lake St Clair on this 7-day Small Groups guided tour. Glide through the breathtaking Gordon River, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or hike Dove Lake at Cradle Mountain. Prefer a slower pace? Cozy up by the fire with a glass of wine. Wherever your journey leads, indulge in Tasmania’s finest local flavours - from fresh seafood dinners to Farm-to-Fork lunches and cider tastings, ensuring every bite is as memorable as the scenery.

18 Days, featuring: Sydney

14 Days, featuring: Te Anau. Excursion To Milford Sound

The Top End of Australia, from Western Australia to the Northern Territory, was made for postcards. The yawning gorges, mirror-like waterholes, immense rock formations, wild national parks… All wrapped in millennia strong First Nations culture that guides any tour through the region. From Darwin to Broome, things are steamy most of the time. Thankfully, there are Kimberley rock pools and clifftop waterholes to cool off in, whether at Emma Gorge or the Ord River.

Dive into nature and culture on a 14-night adventure covering Abel Tasman beaches, Mount Cook’s rugged peaks, tranquil Kaikoura, and Queenstown’s adrenaline activities.

Highlights:

• 14 Nights Superior Accommodation including two nights in a Purepod
• 8 Tours/Experiences including Abel Tasman Kayak and Walk, Whale Watching, Tasman Glacier Hike and Routeburn Guided Walk
• 9 Days intermediate car hire including unlimited mileage