Audley Traveller blog

Go West: the USA

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Mightily big, sometimes brash but certainly never boring, the USA is a country of striking contrasts and exhilarating experiences.
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Alaska: into the last, great wilderness

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You'll find wolves and grizzlies but no TV or Twitter. Chocolat author, Joanne Harris and her daughter travelled with Audley in 2011 and fell in love with the Alaskan frontier.
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Travel Icon: Moraine Lake, Canada

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Head to Alberta for a lesser-known travel icon, suggests Fiona Clark, Canada, Alaska and New Zealand specialist. One of Canada's best kept secrets, Moraine Lake offers fresh air, adventures and breathtaking views.
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Looking for adventure?

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Do you look for adventure and new experiences when planning a trip? Do you wish to stretch your limits and try something you've never done before? Here's some ideas to whet your appetite.
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Our Top 5 Experiences on Two Wheels

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Often one of the best ways to explore a destination on an Audley tailor-made holiday is by bicycle — so here is our top five
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Great Train Journeys

The allure of train journeys is undeniable. There is something intoxicating about speeding through landscapes as life unfolds outside the window. Whether notable for their dramatic views, luxurious surroundings or sheer speed, we’ve highlighted what we consider to be four of the most exciting train journeys in the world.
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Perfect Trip: Québec

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I first visited Canada in 1997 when I spent a year and a half working in the Rocky Mountains. During this visit I fell in love with this wonderful country and was lucky enough to explore not just British Columbia and the Rocky Mountains, but also Ontario, Québec and the Atlantic provinces. As I travelled eastwards I was struck by the stark contrast between modern Canada and the rich and long history of the province of Québec.
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Off the Beaten Track in Canada

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Western Canada is well known for such iconic attractions as Lake Louise, Banff National Park and the cities of Vancouver and Calgary. However, well off the beaten track, the country’s western-most province, British Columbia, is a treasure trove of secluded islands, historic settlements, lush rainforest and spectacular parks. Here James Butler, Canada and Alaska Programme Manager, shares his favourite undiscovered places.
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In the City: Vancouver

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Whether you want to learn about First Nations culture and history, go whale watching or sea-kayaking, sit on the beach or simply enjoy some top-class dining, shopping and entertainment, multicultural Vancouver has it all.
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Jamie Scarrow: My Life with Bears

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Jamie Scarrow is one of British Columbia's premier wildlife photographers and his work has been published in notable magazines such as National Geographic and Nature Conservancy. Here, he talks about his work at the Knight Inlet Lodge in Canada and his aspirations for the future.
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