Wildlife
Polar Bears in Canada
In October and November each year Churchill, Canada becomes a bustling polar bear metropolis! View these majestic creatures from the safety of purpose built vehicles designed to give you the closest vantage point possible!
Orangutans in Borneo
This is a true paradise for animal and nature lovers alike! Explore the dense forest reserve of Kabili – Sepilok Reserve through boardwalks to specifically located feeding stations to observe these endearing primates!
Turtles in Bundaberg
Leave the big smoke behind and take off to the central Queensland coast. From November to February each year Bundaberg plays host to a turtle birthing extravaganza! With loads of local tourist attractions and naturally beautiful coastline – make a long weekend of it!
Wonders
Pharaohs and Feluccas in Egypt
The immensity of these structures is not fathomable until you are standing next to them! Structures that stir the imagination so deeply that you could seriously contemplate aliens did build them! Squint as you float down the Nile in a felucca and you will be transported to the days of Pharaohs and Goddesses.
Angkor Watt in Cambodia
Visit these astounding temples and experience the archaeological wonders first hand! Spend days getting lost among the ruins and live out your Lara Croft / Indiana Jones fantasies!
The Great Wall in China
From the Great Wall hiking to Kung Fu fighting, this comprehensive family odyssey provides an unforgettable insight into one of the world's most fascinating countries. Kids will stand in awe of the stony faced Terra cotta Army at Xian and the towering rice terraces of the Dragons Backbone near Longi.
Educational
Galapagos on Land and Sea
This is the ideal way to introduce children to the evolutionary treasure chest of the Galapagos Islands. Your mini Darwins will be captivated by close encounters with seals, seabirds and iguanas. Take a four day voyage with a family cabins, glass bottomed boat and children's’ meals or maybe another few days at Finch Bay Hotel on Santa Cruz island for some beach time and activities like kayaking and mountain biking.
Easter Island
Easter Island is over 2,000 miles from the nearest population centre, making it one of the most isolated places on Earth. A triangle of volcanic rock in the South Pacific - it is best known for the giant stone monoliths, known as Moai, that dot the coastline. The early settlers called the island the Navel of The World.
The Jungle Book - India
Children will feel like they’re stepping into the pages of Kiplings’ classic as they explore Kanha National Park – the inspiration for Mowgli's home – then take the overnight train ride to Agra and the Taj Mahal.
