We’re constantly looking for new ways to explore the countries we love. In 2018, you can cycle across Japan’s Seto Sea on suspension bridges, hear Rwandan fishermen singing across Lake Kivu and explore the polar regions on a lavish expedition ship.
From kayaking in Antarctica, to driving in Argentina, caving in Vietnam and snorkelling in the Maldives — watch some of our travel highlights from 2017, as caught on video by our specialists.
Some events sell out in days; some countries have seasonal periods that are always in high demand. We’ve selected various 2018 and 2019 experiences that might be the stuff of your travel dreams — but only if you start planning now.
Vibrant and teeming with life, coral reefs are some of the most vital and compelling ecosystems in the world. Though they are being stressed by global warming, there are still healthy sections to be found.
New England is full of people who are passionate about the region. We speak to some of the people you might meet when you take a tailor-made tour with us.
New Zealand’s Kaikoura is open for business following last year’s earthquake, and, says Audley specialist Miriam, you’ll find this coastal town’s topography has changed in unexpected, intriguing ways. The local marine life, she’s happy to report, is alive and well.
The Caribbean’s not just a collection of sun-soaked beaches. Nikki from our Hidden Beaches team has journeyed across the islands, meeting enthusiastic cocoa growers, scoping out the best snorkelling spots and wandering through botanical estates to find out what makes this tropical region tick.
Our Hidden Beaches team know their shorelines, but they can also suggest a few nights’ exploration before you head to the beach. Discussing some more unusual combinations, they have come up with some interesting pairings that you might not have considered.
The first region Audley ever sold, Southeast Asia has captivated our travellers (and us) for more than 20 years. Our specialists share the cruises, hotels, restaurants and experiences that you have raved about over the decades and explain why they’re so popular.
Why certain places require permits, how recent changes affect travel plans — and why you should still go. Here Audley debunks travel to five destinations, from Arnhem Land tours — a more unusual way to explore Australia’s ‘Top End’ — to enigmatic Bhutan.
