Journeying between countries can be a logistical challenge, but we’ve picked a selection of trips to show you that, with the right planning, it’s all part of the adventure. Whether you meander across the Silk Route or cross remote Indochinese borders, you’ll get a mix of cultures, landscapes and experiences.
Alaska specialist Piper’s expectations were quite literally blown out of the water on her recent luxury cruise along the state’s wild coastline. From spotting humpbacks and otters to seeing a calving glacier, she shares the highlights of her voyage in her at-sea diary.
Whether you’re spotting wildlife or venturing into true wilderness, choosing to cruise for part of your trip gives you a chance to see your destination in a new light and reach areas you’d otherwise never see. We share three options to consider for your next voyage.
Our South Pacific specialists share their own personal take on the Cook Islands, Fiji and French Polynesia. They explain why they have a penchant for particular islands, and what you can experience on your own trip.
'Penguins or polar bears?’ is a question you might have commonly heard when it comes to choosing which polar region to visit. But, besides these headliners, there’s a whole supporting cast of wildlife to observe in Antarctica and the Arctic.
Vietnam's stretch of the Mekong offers a thrilling way to explore its sights, but there's more than one way to explore its waters. Which is right for you?
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.
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.
Dr Francoise Lyons and her family travelled to Borneo and Myanmar with Audley, where they experienced the wildlife, jungle and islands the countries had to offer.
