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Seychelles island hopping: Mahe & La Digue
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Blue Horizons Garden Resort and Saint Lucia Pitons
The Grape Escape: Cape Town & Winelands self-drive
Thailand beach & rainforest escape
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Reporting back from Cuba
Cuba specialist Anna has recently spent time testing out many of the new casas particulares (family-owned guesthouses) that are popping up around the country, sampling Havana’s emerging restaurant scene and seeking out exciting new experiences for our visitors to enjoy.
Extraordinary journeys: the longest, oldest and tallest
With the world’s longest direct flight, from London to Perth, launching next year, Audley specialists have put together ideas for experiencing some of the world’s other superlatives, from the highest mountain to the longest rail journey.
The longest, oldest and largest: 6 superlatives from around the world
With the world’s longest direct flight, from London to Perth, launching next year, Audley specialists have put together ideas for experiencing some of the world’s other superlatives, from the largest salt flat to the longest rail journey.
Exploring South Africa's Garden Route
Natural wonders await discovery along South Africa's Garden Route. But is it best to explore its peaceful countryside or its wild coastline?
The Sunday Times photography competition: spotlight on three of our weekly winners
We've enjoyed receiving the latest entries for the Sunday Times Travel Photography Competition. Here we highlight three winners which showcase the talent we’ve seen so far.
9 markets worth a visit
Whether you’re sampling fresh seafood in Japan, exploring the floating markets of Vietnam or shopping for artisanal goods in Australia, these are our specialists’ top picks for must-see markets around the world.
Uncover Thailand's hidden sites and experiences
Ride a brand new train, cook with a celebrated Thai chef or trek through a national park by torchlight. Our Thailand specialists share their top hidden spots, as well as some new experiences that haven’t made the guidebooks yet.
Calcutta: culture and cuisine in India's friendliest city
India specialist Graham explores the culture and cuisine of Calcutta, also known as India's friendliest city.
Our top 6 glamping spots
Looking for inspiration in finding a standout camping experience? Our specialists reveal the best alfresco escapes.
Connecting with the Caribbean: living the local life
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 snorkeling spots and wandering through botanical estates to find out what makes this tropical region tick.
Stopover cities: experience more with an extended stay
Fly to the other side of the world, or a country without a major airport, and you’re likely to need to stop along the way. Rather than simply gaze out from an airport lounge window, take a few nights to explore. Our specialists explain how a stopover to explore the hawker stalls of Hong Kong or Wadi Ghul, Oman’s own Grand Canyon, can complement your overall trip.
Audley Guide Awards 2017
We’re proud of our hand-picked guides, who help you absorb the local culture, navigate challenging terrain or uncover hidden spots that few visitors discover. Find out more about our 2017 Guide Awards where we celebrated the best of the best in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
The grape and the good: boutique winery experiences around the world
Innovative New-World winemaking, camping overnight in vineyards to stylish vineyard stays, and both rustic and fine-dining opportunities. Our specialists share their recommended boutique winery experiences from across the globe.
The other side of Bali
Indonesia's iconic isle is known for its sun spots, but look beyond the beach bars for a wilder land rich in history, rugged hills and untouched coasts...
7 new experiences in California
Our USA team have recently tried and tested new experiences in California. Here we outline our latest additions which can be included in a tailor-made trip. They range from electric bicycle rides through Santa Monica to hiking up Mount Hollywood.
Lesser-known attractions in the USA
From Wild West towns to misty forests, discover some of the overlooked treasures tucked away in the hidden corners of the USA. Our specialists visit the country regularly, searching out unspoiled islands and pristine national parks to help you explore America.
Living with local people in rural India: an extraordinary experience
Audley clients Rob and Jenny Drybrough-Smith recently journeyed to Araveli Cottages and Tented Camp as part of a longer trip through north India. They recount their experiences in the local community, learning about daily life and spending time with local residents.
Exploring the Outdoors in Peru
From the heights of the Andes to the open lagoons of the Amazon, Peru's immensely varied landscape attracts thousands of visitors every year. Though the options for exploring Peru's great outdoors are seemingly endless, our specialists have chosen their top picks for experiencing all the beauty the country has to offer.
7 new additions in Africa: our latest stays in the continent
From up-and-coming Johannesburg to the plains of the Serengeti, new properties are springing up in Africa. Audley specialists travel regularly to check out the latest offerings in each of our African destinations — here are some of their top choices.
Our travels in 2017
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.
The best coral reefs in the world
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.
Beach stays with a twist
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.
Catch it while you can: destinations and experiences to start planning now
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.
New activities for a new year
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.
#MyLittleKnown competition winner
We asked you to share your little-known travel discoveries with a video or photograph on social media or via our website as part of our #MyLittleKnown campaign. We enlisted the help of travel bloggers Becky Moore and Heather Cowper to help us choose the overall winner.
Top 6 colourful visits
The world is full of vibrantly coloured places to experience. Here are our specialists' brightest ideas to illuminate your next trip.
Audley travellers’ Southeast Asian favourites
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.
5 places you need a permit to visit (and why this shouldn’t put you off)
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.
48 hours in Kuala Lumpur
Delicious food, traditional Malay architecture and skyscrapers. Southeast Asia specialist Rebecca recommends how to spend 48 hours in Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur.
Winelands, wildlife and Wadandi culture: a journey into southwest Australia
Now accessible via a direct flight from London to Perth, Australia’s lesser-visited southwest is ripe for exploration. Sophie from the Australia team recommends experiences to try in the region, from wine-tasting to intimate cultural encounters with the local Wadandi people.