There’s nowhere quite like British Columbia for seeing black, grizzly, and spirit bears in their natural habitat. There’s a variety of dedicated bear lodges to choose from, but which is right for you? We’ve compared four of our favourites to help you decide.
From hiking in the Canadian Rockies to a Kenya safari during the Great Migration, here are ten trip suggestions inspired by New Year’s resolutions. We can help you get outside more, refocus on your mental and physical health, or learn a new language.
If you could travel anywhere for one day, where would it be? What would you do? Our specialists describe their ideal 24 hours everywhere from Japan to Italy, sharing ideas for how to get at the soul of a place.
To celebrate our 25th anniversary, we’ve expanded our annual guide awards to encompass the whole globe. Meet the people who can help you delve deeper, whether you want to learn about Turkish archaeology, Greek cooking, Hawaiian volcanoes, or Zambia’s birdlife.
Track chimps with researchers on a remote Tanzanian island, join rangers on patrol in the depths of the Cambodian jungle or simply relax amid the hum of the Costa Rican jungle. We pick five stays where trailblazing conservation efforts give you the best wildlife experiences.
Tom from our Australia team — and a fervent fan of Western Australia — recommends wildlife experiences to include in your trip to this biodiverse state. Whale sharks hold the front page, but you’ll find many other natural spectacles here.
As we turn 25, we’ve chosen 25 stays that excel in different ways. You might opt for a remote retreat in the Atacama Desert, a lodge in Costa Rica’s wildlife-filled jungle, or a ryokan for a taste of Japanese culture.
Audley traveller Geoff relives his recent trip to Tanzania, split between a safari in Nyerere National Park and time in the Mafia Archipelago. He shares his highlights, including a guided walk to a 40-strong hippo pod and witnessing the first steps of an impala.
Decades after her first trip to Borneo, Julie Ferne and her husband Tone were inspired to return with Audley after watching a TV series. There they watched orangutans, met macaques and cruised the river waters alongside crocodiles.
Photographer Phil Reeds was driven to visit Namibia when he saw haunting pictures of an abandoned town given over to the desert sands. On his trip with Audley, he chased glimpses of his own Big Five — the country’s singular landscapes and phenomena.
