Perhaps the greatest natural icon of North America, Niagara Falls, which straddle the Canadian-American border, attracts over 12 million visitors each year.
With the arrival of Halloween our thoughts have turned to some of the more unusual experiences available on a tailor-made trip with Audley. Wander around a cemetery at dusk, listen to the eerie tales of malevolent spirits on a tour of a disused penitentiary, or follow in the footsteps of soldiers past at some of the world's most important battlefields.
Taking time away from the hustle and bustle of the usual tourist spots to spend time with a local community in their own surroundings can be both unique and humbling experience but also utterly fascinating. We highlight some indigenous cultures from around the globe you can visit on an Audley trip.
While hotel bathrooms may not top the list of priorities for most people when planning a trip, there are some that offer much more than a place to freshen up before dinner. The following bathrooms combine style with unsurpassed views, so much so that you may never want to get out of the tub!
Vancouver Island is located off the West Coast of mainland Canada. At 466 km (290 miles) in length and 80 km (50 miles) wide, it is the world’s 43rd largest island and a place that manages to condense most of the highlights of Canada. Audley's Canada team pick out their own personal highlights of the island.
Hear the bark of howler monkeys in Costa Rica, see the Aurora Borealis from Northern Canada or witness the mist of the majestic Victoria Falls in Zambia. There are many ways in which you can awaken the senses on a trip with Audley.
Scoured out by water erosion, gorges come in all ages, shapes and sizes but they all have one thing in common — they never fail to impress. We showcase 10 of the world's lesser known gorges.
