Sarah, Hidden Beach Specialist

Sarah's love of travel was ignited from a young age, having lived in Hong Kong, Cyprus and Italy as a child and travelling extensively with her family. After completing a temporary position within the admin department here at Audley in 2014, she knew she wanted to come back to us full-time as one of our specialists and so went on to complete her degree in Business Studies and eighteen months working with another travel company to gain experience before returning to us as a Hidden Beaches specialist.

Since joining Audley she has further deepened her love of travel by experiencing Indonesia, Mauritius, the Seychelles, Tanzania and Zanzibar, with some of her highlights being the incredible safaris in Tanzania, the stunning white-sand beaches of the Seychelles and the spectacular temples in Indonesia. More recently Sarah returned from exploring Grenada, St Lucia, Antigua and Barbados in the Caribbean.

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Mauritius

I recommend visiting - Mauritius

The best place I have visited absolutely has to be Mauritius. This beautiful island has so much to offer, from white sandy beaches to stunning mountains and waterfalls. I love that you have the ability to combine beach and exploration all in one here: you can be on the beach one day, and up in the mountains the next, visiting the spectacular Seven Coloured Earth.

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Seychelles

I recommend staying at - Maia Resort & Spa

The Maia Resort and Spa is truly the most luxurious hotel I have ever been to. Set among a tropical backdrop overlooking the bay of Anse Louis, this hotel really is captivating. I was lucky enough to stay in a room on the hillside which offered the most spectacular views from the private plunge pool — and with five chefs at the restaurant offering Japanese, Thai, Indian, Mediterranean and Creole cuisine — I really felt spoilt for choice.

My most memorable experience was while staying at Nihiwatu in Sumba. I had the opportunity to visit a school with the Sumba Foundation and to meet some of the local children and help to give them their lunch. It was so humbling to meet them and find out about the local culture.