This eight-day journey through Nepal begins in Kathmandu, where you'll visit Pashupatinath, the country's most sacred Hindu temple. The next leg of the trip includes a flight to Pokhara and a trek through scenic Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park. Enjoy sunrise over the Himalaya from Poon Hill, then trek to Ghorepani and Ghandruk before circling back to Kathmandu, where the itinerary ends.
Outdoor enthusiasts will thrive on this 13-day trip that includes a five-day hike along the Jordan Trail. Touch down in Amman and take a spin around the capital's landmarks, then continue to Dana, where you'll spend time with the locals before setting off on your multiday trek. Spot local flora and fauna, ancient ruins, and rugged desert landscapes and overnight in remote camps and ecolodges. Then, sit back and hop between highlights like Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea with a private driver.
Experience Jordan's rich culture and delectable gastronomy on this 13-day journey that's perfect for adventurous travelers. You'll discover flavorful Levantine dishes and scenic hikes with landscapes both lunar and leafy. Learn about Bedouin culture through homestays and crafts, explore the ruins of ancient Roman and Byzantine cities, and explore desert landscapes by camel and Jeep. Of course, famous sites like Petra, Jerash, and a few spins around the capital of Amman are included too.
With 16 days, you can experience Chilean and Argentine Patagonia's natural wonders and historic cities. Get your culture fix with a cooking class in Valparaíso, a tour of Santiago's historic sites, and a visit to a sheep ranch on the Antonio Veras Peninsula. If it's animal encounters you're after, you can meet penguins on Isla Magdalena and spot dolphins on the Strait of Magellan. Active adventurers eager to immerse in nature can pack-raft on the Río Liucura, try ice hiking at Grey Glacier, and tackle the W Trek.
Journey from the Pacific to the Andes in luxury with this southern Ecuador trip that features 5-star hotels and grand haciendas. It starts on the coast in Guayaquil, where you'll visit historic parks, enjoy chocolate tours, and hike to waterfalls from your base at a sprawling countryside estate. Then, head inland to explore the prairies of Cajas National Park and the colonial charms of Cuenca, where you'll dive into local life with intimate cultural experiences and a visit to ancient Inca ruins.
As exciting as it is to explore Ecuador's limitless natural wonders, its history and Indigenous culture are equally rewarding. That's exactly what you'll do over seven days, starting with luxury tours of Quito's Spanish-colonial Old Town, followed by an Ecuadorian chocolate-tasting experience. Then, you're off to the Amazon to visit native communities before sampling Ecuadorian fine dining and finishing the adventure with relaxing soaks in natural hot springs.
Mix luxury travel, cultural immersion, and a dash of outdoor adventure on this relaxed weeklong escape to Ecuador. It starts in the capital of Quito with tours of its historic Old Town, private cooking classes, and fine dining at the best restaurants. Then, push north to the Indigenous markets and historic haciendas of Otavalo, where you'll visit artisan workshops, hike around volcanic crater lakes, try your hand at traditional embroidery, and soar over the Andean highlands in a hot-air balloon.
If you utilize flights and ferries, you can visit at least four regions of Argentina and Uruguay in two weeks. A Perito Moreno Glacier trek and Río Manso rafting trip is a fit for outdoorsy travelers. Animal lovers will enjoy spotting toucans at Iguazú Falls and whales at Puerto Pirámides. Culinary travelers can sip malbec in Mendoza, sample Buenos Aires street food, and visit historic Uruguayan wineries. A Carnival show in Montevideo and a Patagonia ranch experience are a treat for culture enthusiasts.
This action-packed expedition through Brazil fits the bill for any active traveler, with cultural tours, thrilling outdoor excursions, and plenty of wildlife viewing. Start in Rio de Janeiro, where you'll visit the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue and learn about the city's Carnival lifestyle. Then, depart for Barreirinhas for a wild ride to Lençóis Maranhenses sand dunes and a speedboat run along the Río Preguiças. End in Bonito, exploring underground lakes, deep caverns, and snorkeling down lazy rivers.
Discover Brazil's history, culture, and incredible outdoors with this well-paced 11-day adventure. It starts in Manaus, the gateway to the Amazon, where you'll visit the Museu da Amazônia for an immersive introduction to the vast rainforest. Then, travel deep into the Amazon for canoeing and fishing excursions, wildlife viewing, and a glimpse into the daily lives of the Amazonian people. You'll finish your trip in bustling São Paulo with foodie tours and visit South America's largest Buddhist temple.
Get ready for an outdoorsy honeymoon that ticks off the best of New Zealand's South Island. Start in Queenstown, where you'll see the world-famous Milford Sound / Piopiotahi, then grab a rental car and start your road trip. At Lake Tekapo, soar above national parks and glaciers aboard a scenic flight, followed by stargazing. Continue to Akaroa, a wild peninsula where you'll meet friendly dolphins and penguins, and stay in a remote glass cabin. End in Christchurch with a foodie walking tour before departure.
Get ready for a 12-day active adventure in Jordan, starting with a quick city tour in Amman before a transfer to Dana. Here, you'll set off on a five-day hike along a portion of the Jordan Trail to rugged canyons, ancient mines, and Bedouin settlements. Your trek ends in Petra, where you can explore the UNESCO-listed wonder before venturing into the deserts of Wadi Rum. Take a break in the City of Mosaics, and end the trip with an epic bike ride and an afternoon at the local hot springs.
Discover the varied landscapes, rich history, and diverse heritage of Jordan on this 12-day trip, starting in Amman with a traditional Jordanian dinner and two city tours. Spend one day up north to wander through the ancient ruins of Pella and Gadara, then transfer to the Azraq Wetland Reserve to look for wildlife on a guided trek. Head south to the City of Mosaics, Dana Biosphere Reserve, and UNESCO-listed Petra before ending with a float in the Dead Sea and a visit to the Ma'in Hot Springs.
Uncover the beating heart of Jordanian life with this 12-day itinerary that takes you from the bustling capital to rural landscapes and remote deserts. Tour Amman's modern street art before stepping back in time at the ancient ruins of Umm Qais, Jerash, and Petra. Head deeper into the countryside to explore more of Jordan's roots through craft-making in rural communities, dive into the culinary scene via your taste buds at breweries and wineries, and experience Bedouin hospitality at a desert camp.
Zip around Scotland and Ireland on this 15-day itinerary packed with the best castles and local fare. Your culture-rich road trip starts in Edinburgh with a visit to the iconic castle. After, drive into the Scottish Highlands, stopping at local distilleries in Pitlochry before reaching Glasgow for a musical march. Fly into Belfast, then lap the Emerald Isle. Tick off the Giant's Causeway, the Cliffs of Moher, the Rock of Cashel, and Kilkenny Castle. Finish in Dublin with a Guinness and Jameson tasting tour.
This 19-day self-drive itinerary bounces between Australia's most famous sights and beautiful landscapes. Kick off with a cruise on the Sydney Harbour, then marvel at the Uluru monolith and hike Kings Canyon in the outback. Return to urban life in Melbourne, then drive the Great Ocean Road and see the Twelve Apostles. Finally, drive along Australia's east coast from Brisbane to Sydney, stopping at the relaxed coastal towns of Byron Bay and Port Macquarie, with wine tasting in the Hunter Valley.
Nature lovers will relish this eight-day tour of South Korea's autumnal wonders. You'll ride cable cars up mountains crowned in fall foliage, visit temples within vibrant gardens, and wander pathways ablaze with color. Begin in the capital's peaceful Seoul Forest Park, then explore Jeonju's ancient districts and museums. Walk beneath a bamboo forest canopy in Damyang, then swap for avenues of autumnal ginkgo trees on Nami Island and the fall colors of Naejangsan and Seoraksan National Parks.
Discover Jordan's cultural, historical, and natural highlights on this far-reaching 11-day trip. Start in Amman for a tour of the capital's landmarks, then move onto the Azraq Wetland Reserve to go on a guided walk and bike ride. Spend a day discovering Madaba's mosaics before heading further south to Dana to hike in the nature reserve and visit the locals. A self-guided exploration of Petra, a camel ride in Wadi Rum, and a leisurely afternoon in the Dead Sea will close out your trip.
Embark on an eight-day cultural trip through Tibet, beginning in Lhasa, where you'll tour the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple. Next, visit Yamdrok Lake, meet a Tibetan family, and explore Palcho Monastery. The adventure continues at the Everest Base Camp, where you'll take in views of Mount Everest at dawn. The journey concludes with a visit to Tashilumpo Monastery and a chance to shop at a local market in Shigatse.
This immersive family tour of Japan takes you to the country's top sites, with urban cityscapes, thrilling amusement parks, ancient architecture, and wildlife encounters. Start in vibrant Tokyo, where the kids will learn the art of sushi making and visit scenic Fuji Five Lakes. Then, hop on the train to Takayama for a cultural excursion to Hida Folk Village. Along the way, you'll marvel at the iconic floating torii gate in Hiroshima, pet the friendly deer in Nara Park, and end with a day at Osaka's Universal Studios Japan.
This 15-day Australia tour and partial road trip combine the best of the tropics with the Top End and the vast plains of the outback. Start with some beach time and snorkeling in the Great Barrier Reef, then fly to Darwin, where the real adventure begins. Connect with Indigenous culture and crocodiles, then fly to Australia's red center, where the Uluru monolith lies. Experience the best of the desert, from spectacular sunrises to starry desert dinners, before your final night in Sydney.
Follow the Great Rift Valley from north to south on this 11-day tour that reveals Jordan's culture through its delicious food, spectacular nature, and mesmerizing experiences. Starting in the capital of Amman and culminating with a grand finale at the "lost city" of Petra, you'll learn more about the country's heritage through visits to ancient sites, cultural activities, hikes in distinctive landscapes, and culinary adventures, both in the kitchen and around the fire pit.
Three weeks in East Africa gives you time to hop between numerous national parks and conservation areas in two to three countries. Kenya and Tanzania are the most popular options, and for good reason, considering they're home to the Ngorongoro Crater, Zanzibar, and Serengeti and Tarangire National Parks. If you're eager to spot chimpanzees and gorillas in the wild, swap in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable and Kibale National Parks, or consider Rwanda for immersive cultural experiences.
In eight days, you can experience urban and outdoor activities in two Canadian provinces. Nature lovers can kayak in Jacques-Cartier National Park and trek through a rainforest on Vancouver Island. Wildlife enthusiasts can spot elk on an Alberta safari and go whale watching in British Columbia. Tasting tours through Montréal's Mile End and Toronto's Kensington Market will satisfy foodies, and travelers keen on culture can learn about First Nations through museum exhibits and interactive workshops.
With 10 days in Croatia, you can sink into ultimate luxury while exploring from north to south on a fast-paced highlights tour. Or, slow down and hop between the Istrian Peninsula's storied villages and offshore islands. Other more focused itineraries include an island hopping adventure brimming with active excursions, an upscale cuisine and culture trip along the Dalmatian Coast, and a nature and culture tour featuring national parks and a detour into Slovenia.
Pamper yourself on a weeklong escape to Ecuador to see the best of the central highlands, from Quito to the cloud forests. Enjoy first-class hotels and dining as you stroll the cobbled streets of the capital's UNESCO-listed historic center and set foot on the equator that divides the hemispheres. Then, embark on rainforest adventures like birding and nature hikes at a remote luxury lodge in Mashpi before returning to Quito for a soothing day at the natural hot springs.
This East Coast road trip takes you from the tropics to the big city over 15 fantastic days. Start in Queensland, where you'll snorkel the Great Barrier Reef and float through the Daintree Rainforest. Then, fly south to Brisbane to cuddle koalas and collect a rental car for a multi-day road trip, which takes you to Byron Bay, Coffs Harbour, and the Hunter Valley. The fun ends in Sydney where you'll return the keys and zip around the city sights with local guides before waving goodbye.
Pack a hefty dose of outdoor adventures in Ecuador into a mere seven days—all while traveling in the lap of luxury. The first-class treatment begins on arrival in Quito, where you'll enjoy pampering and spa treatments at your 5-star hotel before taking to the skies on a thrilling private helicopter tour. After a culinary workshop to discover Ecuador's ancient flavors, you'll head south to hike and horseback ride around volcanoes, crater lakes, waterfalls, and much more.
Private drivers, luxury trains, and well-appointed cruise ships ensure you can visit Peru's cities, jungles, and mountains in two weeks—and in style. Wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy spotting monkeys and other critters from their private Jacuzzi on an Amazon cruise. Active travelers can overnight in a cliffside capsule in the Sacred Valley, tackle high-altitude trekking in Colca, and sandboard in Ica. Those seeking a rejuvenating journey can try Andean healing treatments and unwind in 5-star spas.
Delve into Japan's cultural and spiritual heritage on this 13-day trip, following in the footsteps of pilgrims. Visit a sacred shrine in an immense bamboo forest near Kyoto, then transfer to Shikoku Island to begin your multiday trek along the famous Shikoku Pilgrimage Trail. Walk to some of the 88 Buddhist temples and stay in cozy hotels along the trail as you pass through seaside villages, lush meadows, and tall mountain ranges before ending in Osaka at Mount Koya, a beautiful religious complex.
This nine-day active adventure takes you from Amman in the north to Petra in the south—with an intrepid five-day hike along the Jordan Trail in between. After a whirlwind tour of Amman's landmarks, transfer to Dana and set off with a private guide to traverse verdant highlands, arid deserts, rugged canyons, and several historical sites on foot. End among the soaring sandstone facades of Petra, then put your feet up as you learn about Bedouin hospitality in Wadi Rum with a Jeep safari and camel ride.
Immerse yourself in Jordan's rich culture and culinary delights over nine days, starting with a street art tour in the capital, Amman. Transfer to Umm Qais, where you can forage for edible plants and produce, then move on to Ajloun for an Arabic calligraphy class. Stop at a farm in As-Salt to make jam and yogurt, tour a women's cooperative back in Amman, and sip on local wine at Jordan Vineyards & Winery. Break up all the eating and drinking with three days of hiking in Dana and Wadi Feynan to end your trip.
Lace up your hiking boots, stretch your legs, and get ready for an eight-day adventure that includes a multiday hike down the famed Jordan Trail. Settle into the capital with a guided tour of Amman's landmarks, then transfer to Dana, the starting point of your trek. Over five days, you'll cross vast deserts, explore lush valleys, and discover ancient ruins of mines and once-thriving cities. End with a dramatic hike into Petra, where you'll have free time to explore the UNESCO-listed "Rose City" before departure.
Traverse Jordan from north to south on this eight-day tour that focuses on historic sites and local culture. Wander bustling markets and historic neighborhoods in Amman before discovering the impressive ruins of Jerash on your way to the wildlife-rich Azraq Wetland Reserve. Transitioning to Madaba, you'll encounter ancient mosaics and churches. Then, your journey continues in Petra with a self-guided visit to the UNESCO-listed wonder and a "back door" hike to its monastery.
Immerse yourself in Ecuador's cultural heritage over seven days, which will take you from the cobbled streets of highland cities to the rainforests and tribal communities of the Amazon. In Quito, you'll discover Ecuadorian heritage through its cuisine with private cooking classes and chocolate tours, plus visit Indigenous communities in nearby towns. Then, venture deep into the Amazon to an exclusive lodge near Yasuni National Park for jungle adventures like nature hikes and ancient purification rituals.
This two-week active honeymoon explores the best of southeast Australia. First, you'll collect a rental car and make memories—just the two of you—as you drive from Sydney to Melbourne. Along the way, pass white sandy beaches, check out relaxed coastal towns, and trek through lush native bushland. In Melbourne, you'll cycle past the top sights and explore the Great Ocean Road. Finally, fly to Adelaide to spend two romantic days driving around the Barossa Valley wine region at your own pace.
A feast for the senses awaits on this eight-day journey through Jordan that follows the Rift Valley. You'll start in the capital of Amman with a street art tour before visiting the ancient cities of Jerash and Umm Qais. Dive deeper into the local culture with jam-making, foraging, and calligraphy workshops, then seek out natural wonders at the Ajloun Forest Reserve and Dana Biosphere Reserve, where you'll sit down to a meal with a Bedouin family and explore the surrounding landscapes on scenic hikes.
This intrepid Australian adventure explores the best of the Northern Territory. Land in Darwin, the tropical capital, where you'll collect keys and begin your Top End road trip. Explore the UNESCO-listed Kakadu National Park, with its wildlife and ancient Aboriginal rock art. Then, cool off with swims in the crystal-clear pools of Katherine Gorge and Litchfield National Park. Over nine epic days, you'll see breathtaking landscapes, connect with Indigenous cultures, and come face-to-face with crocodiles.
Some of the deepest history in the Americas can be found in the Andes mountains—particularly in Ecuador. Experience this country's rich heritage and natural beauty over 16 days of adventures, starting on the cobbled streets of historic Quito with cultural excursions and cooking classes. After soaking in Ecuador's famous hot springs, you'll hit the highlands to hike extinct volcanoes and tour pre-Inca ruins before snorkeling and surfing the coast's prime spots.
Dive into the cultural and natural landscapes of China's Yunnan province on this immersive eight-day tour. You'll visit ancient towns, explore Buddhist temples, and wander through karst forests, all while connecting with the local people's customs and beliefs. Discover the legends and dance of the Yi in Kunming, mingle with the Bai in Xizhou, make a Naxi baba pancake with a family in Lijiang, learn to write characters from a dongba (shaman) in Baisha, and sit down with a Buddhist lama in Shangri-La.
Grab your ski gear and thermal woolies for an eight-day winter getaway to South Korea. Discover Seoul's iconic sights covered in snow and ice, then fly to scenic Jeju Island to explore a volcanic crater, frozen peaks, and green tea fields before heading to the enchanting, snow-covered pagodas and ginkgo trees of Nami Island. Hike through the stark winter beauty of Seoraksan National Park, visit a mountain-top temple, and then hit the slopes at South Korea's largest ski resort, Yongpyong.
Your romantic and luxurious two-week Australian honeymoon squeezes in the reef, the rainforest, two huge cities, and the sprawling outback. Start in Sydney with a starry-eyed sunset cruise and go wine tasting in the Hunter Valley. Switch gears to the red center and see the magnificent Uluru monolith, then fly to the tropics, where the Great Barrier Reef and ancient Daintree Rainforest await. End the fun in Melbourne with a restaurant tour and hot-air balloon flight over the city.
Discover some of Jordan's most remarkable natural landscapes on foot with this action-packed, six-day adventure. You'll abseil down the river canyons of Wadi Numeira, hike through the Dana Biosphere Reserve, trek in the footsteps of Petra's ancient inhabitants, and surf sand dunes by Jeep as you explore the red deserts of Wadi Rum. The Dead Sea provides an oasis for you to recover from your epic hikes before you finish the trip with one last trek through Wadi Mujib.
Get a glimpse into Jordan's storied past in just six days with this immersive trip that focuses on the country's north. You'll start in the capital of Amman with a lively evening city tour and a traditional Jordanian dinner. Admire the best-preserved Greco-Roman city in the Middle East at Jerash, and bike your way around the Azraq Wetland Reserve before returning to Amman along the Desert Castles Loop. Then, transfer to Mabada to admire the city's mosaics before ending at Al-Maghtas, Jesus's baptism site.
"Best" is no hyperbole—this 16-day journey covers the most beautiful and culturally rich areas of Chile, from the mainland to the South Pacific. You'll arrive in the northern Atacama Desert to explore geysers, lunar valleys, vast salt flats, and more. Then, travel south to rugged Patagonia as you visit penguin colonies in Puerto Natales, marvel at massive glaciers, and hike around Torres del Paine National Park before flying to Easter Island to experience its legends and ancient ruins.
Experience the scope of Chile on a grand tour of three of its most famous regions: Santiago, the Atacama Desert, and southern Patagonia. In Santiago, tour colonial landmarks before flying north to Atacama, where you'll stargaze on the Altiplano, see spouting geysers, and embark on a desert safari. The third act takes you to Patagonia to visit penguin colonies, explore massive glaciers, and hike around the soaring peaks of Torres del Paine before returning north for some wine tasting to send you off in style.
This 16-day outdoor adventure will take you far off the tourist trail in Chilean Patagonia, one of the world's last great frontiers. Blaze a trail south from the snowcapped volcanoes and shimmering lakes of the Lake District as you kayak around marble caves and hike through native forests. Then, enjoy a few days of mountain trekking, condor watching, and glacier visits in Torres del Paine National Park before exploring the mystical island of Chiloé.
Waterfalls, beaches, exotic animals, and ancient ruins—these are just a few of the highlights you'll experience on this 16-day journey through Ecuador. Walk the cobbled streets of Quito's UNESCO-listed historic center, taking cooking classes and visiting nearby monuments and colorful textile markets. Then, venture into the wild highlands for cloud-forest expeditions, horseback riding around volcanoes, waterfall hikes, and touring ancient ruins before winding up on the sunny shores of the Pacific coast.
With just under two weeks in Egypt, you can visit up to six destinations— or more if you include nearby Jordan. A classic highlights tour combines Cairo, a Nile cruise between Aswan and Luxor, and beach time in Hurghada. Add the Western Desert's Siwa Oasis and coastal Alexandria to step off the beaten path, while more adventurous travelers should camp in Bahariya and hike Mount Sinai in Sharm el-Sheikh. Opt for a multicountry trip to include the wonders of Petra and the Wadi Rum desert.
This epic family tour of Brazil takes you on a discovery of the country's top sites, with cultural excursions, jungle adventures, and pristine beaches. Start in bustling São Paulo, where you'll stroll the artsy Avenida Paulista, then depart for the lush greenery and crashing waterfalls of Foz do Iguaçu. Visit colorful birds at an avian sanctuary, see the impressive Iguaçu Falls, ride a 4WD Jeep through Paraty's dense jungles, and finish with a highflying cable car ride up Rio de Janeiro's Sugarloaf Mountain.
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