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Explore the Incas’ legacy

This one-week tour will focus on Cusco, the Sacred Valley in Peru, including the area’s crown glory, Machu Picchu.

You will spend the day adjusting to the altitude, so this will be a day of leisure.

This picturesque village located in the Scared Valley is where you seen, and be able to purchase, the colourful and beautiful textiles made by the locals.

You will visit one of the largest archaeological complex in Peru, which was strategically placed on the mountain. Enjoy a traditional lunch then head over to Pisac, where you will explore the ruins that overlook the Vilcanota River.

Your next stop is in the town of Maras, where one of the world’s finest salts is extracted. The terraces and lagoons will be the best place for you to take exceptional photographs. You’ll end you day visiting the huge circular agricultural terrace of Moray, which were used as a botanical laboratory by the Incas — and you will have the privileged view of the Sacred Valley.

Labelled as one of the most important destinations in the world, Macho Picchu you will see one of the Seven Wonders of the World and take some amazing photos. This will be one of your most unforgettable experiences.

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Experience Uganda wildlife

This safari adventure is perfect for those wanting a complete experience of the Uganda wildlife — all done in eight days, with first-class accommodations and private tours.

Explore the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a World Heritage site. Bwindi is one of the most diverse forests in Uganda. It is home to more than 120 mammals, 345 species of bird 200 species of butterflies and 160 species of trees.

Be prepared to have a humbling, exhilarating and enthralling experience when you come face to face with a mountain gorilla. Even though these gentle giants are wild, the viewing success rate is more than 95 percent.

With both a riverine and savannah habitat, the southern Ishasha area includes the massive Maramagambo, one of the largest surviving natural forests in Uganda. Enjoy the afternoon game drives — looking for herds of buffalo, elephants, leopards, hippos, Uganda kob, baboon, and of course, the famous tree-climbing lion.

The Mweya sector is rich with wildlife, visitors will find vast numbers of Uganda’s unique and strange Euphorbia, or “candelabra” tree. You’ll enjoy a leisure boat ride along the Kazinga Channel, where you will see countless species of birds, lazy buffalo and pods of hippos wallowing without a care.

You’ll spend your morning keeping your eyes open to view the very active chimpanzees. They are quote active, moving quickly through the forest canopy — and if you’re lucky, you will find them eating near the forest floor or resting. It’s an amazing walk, but sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Explore Costa Rica

Costa Rica is a dream for the nature lover and adventure buff! During this unforgettable journey, you will discover the country’s diverse and breathtaking landscapes.

Located on the Caribbean coast, Tortuguero is one of the world’s most important nesting sites for the endangered green sea turtle. Nesting for green sea turtles happens July through October, and loggerhead, hawkbill and leatherback turtles nesting is March through June.

Let’s go explore the wildlife-rich canals of Tortuguero National Park and seek out howler, spider and capuchin monkeys, sloths and a variety of birds. You will get a chance to relax by the lodge pool or stroll along the beach, or if you want more adventure, there is a kayak excursion available.

Situated at the foot of the majestic Arenal Volcano, you will visit a coffee cooperative to gain insight into the process of coffee production — bean to cup! And the best part … you get to enjoy a fresh cup of coffee! 

In 1968, the Arenal Volcano erupted and converted this quiet agricultural town (La Fortuna) into a hot spot for adventure travel. Do stand-up paddleboarding on Lake Arenal, venture into the world of stalactites, stalagmites, and subterranean species on a visit to the Venado Cave, rappel down a rushing waterfall, or relax in naturally heated outdoor spa provided by Arenal Volcano.

You will hike the stunning Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserve, treading past giant ferns and vibrant orchids. You can also embark on a zip-lining adventure, gliding high above the treetops and zooming through the misty foliage; or experience the astonishing biodiversity of the forest canopy on a walk across hanging bridges.

Travel to Costa Rica’s Pacific coast and soak up the laid-back atmosphere by relaxing on the beach, go surfing, snorkelling, horseback riding, or dolphin watching on a catamaran. You will also visit the national park, where you can explore nearby hiking trails to search for sloths, monkeys and armadillos.

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The beauty of Iceland

From volcanoes to bubbling hot springs — and everything in-between — the beauty of Iceland is a sight to behold.

One thing you need to do is experience the Blue Lagoon thermal pools. We definitely need to book these before your arrival! During the winter months (November through early March) itineraries are subject to change based on weather conditions and less daylight hours.

On your way to Skaftafell, you will travel south along the coast and stop at Seljalandsfoss waterfall, then visit the geothermal garden in Hverageroi, a hot spring village, where you will have to taste black bread and eggs baked directly in a hot spring. You will also stop in the Lava Centre, an interactive exhibition to learn about Iceland’s unique geography.

Today you will visit the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon to see the floating icebergs and the adjacent black sand Diamond Beach, often scattered with chunks of ice that have drifted in. Then you’ll continue to Vatnajokull National Park for a hike to Svartifoss waterfall and stop at farm in Oræfi to see one of Iceland’s historic turf churches.

Today you’ll step onto the massive Vatnajokull Ice Cap in Skaftafell National Park with a hike on a glacier to see the incredible ice formations up close. In the afternoon stop at Reynisfjara beach for a stroll on the black sand beach before arriving to Vik for the night.

Visit to the Skógar Folk Museum before getting to the powerful Skógafoss waterfall, one of the biggest in Iceland with a viewing platform for incredible photo opportunities. Continue on to the Golden Circle route, stopping at Gulfoss waterfall and then Geysir to see the water spew high up into the air.

Set out in the morning for a walk in Pingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site where two of earth’s tectonic plates meet. Then visit a farm to learn about Icelandic traditional farming practices before tucking into a farm-to-table lunch. In the afternoon continue to western Island and the Snæfellsnes Peninsula.

Head south this morning to the scenic fjord of Borgarfjorður where you’ll stop to see two different waterfalls before visiting the small village of Reykholt. Continue to the Deildartunguhver hot spring which is the highest flowing hot spring in Europe and is used to heat parts of western Iceland. 

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Ultimate Italy

This adventure is for those looking to indulge in all of Italy’s delights — strolling the canals of Venice, marvelling at the ancient grandeur of Rome and the masterpieces of Florence. Experience the best of Italy in this 14-day day Rome to Venice tour.

You can’t go to Rome without touring the Vatican City, eat some gelato in Piazza Navona, and then swing by the Colosseum and Forum. You will receive a unique experience as your guide give you a rare insight into Italian society.

Spend the entire day in the Italian countryside, touring the famous wine-producing vineyards and enjoying their wines. 

There’s beautiful architecture, famous museums, Renaissance art pieces, and charming cobblestone streets everywhere. If you wish to go further afield, take a wine tasting bike tour up to Fiesole and the vineyards of Chianti. And don’t forget to indulge your inner gastronome and enjoy a culinary tour of the city!

Visit Pisa en route to the colourful, charming town in the Cinque Terre. First hop a train to Pisa and stop for a visit at the Field of Miracles to see the famous leaning tower, then climb aboard and head to Cinque Terre. Spend a couple night and walk the coastal path between Riomaggiore and Monterosso or opt to take the train. Visit charming, colourful towns along the way.

Spend the day getting lost in Venice. Opt for a vaporetto (water taxi) ride to the islands of Murano and Burano, take a gondola under the Ponte Rialto (Bridge of Lovers), explore the Doge’s Palace and Bridge of Sighs, or get lost in the twisting maze of the city.

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Visit the Emerald Isle

Discover the best of Ireland with this 10-day first-class tour. Hits all the highlights of the Emerald Isle.

Spend five nights in Dublin, which will be your go-to between excursions. Enjoy visiting attractions like Dublin Zoo, The Book of Kells in Trinity College, the Jeanie Johnston Famine Memorial ship, The Bord Gais Energy Theatre and The National Convention Centre.

Located in Dublin and is Europe’s largest stout producing brewery and home to the Guinness Storehouse. You will discover what goes into the making a pint of Guinness — the ingredients, the brewing process, the time, the craft and the passion. Once the tour has finished, you are invited to the Gravity Bar to enjoy their pint of Guinness.

Your dedicated tour guide who will tell you the many stories and historical events, which have occurred in this area of Meath over the centuries. Then you have your choice of enjoying the world-famous Black Taxi Tour of Belfast, or visit the Belfast Titanic quarter and the state of the art Titanic Visitor Experience.

On the way to the Giant’s Causeway, you will see the Dunluce Castle and pass spectacular scenery including the village of Bushmills. After you spend lunch and a couple of hours exploring the Giant’s Causeway, you will then continue your day trip to the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge close to Ballintoy.

The Glendalough and Powerscourt Gardens tour brings you to visit two of the most popular tourism destinations in Ireland.

One of Ireland’s must see attractions, the.Taking you along Galway Bay, your first stop is at the fishing village of Kinvara to see Dunguaire Castle and into The Burren – home to 75% of Ireland’s native flora and location of numerous ancient monuments many of which you visit including the Gleninsheen Wedge Tomb, the 5,800 year old Poulnabrone Dolmen and Ballyalban Fairy Fort- home of little men with green hats and orange beards! Stopping also at Kilfenora to see the famous Celtic Crosses before making your way to the 200-metre high Cliffs of Moher.

Time to put on your comfy shoes and enjoy the two-hour Galway Food tour! During the tour you will get to experience a taste from artisan producers, cheese makers, creative beer projects, artisan chocolatiers, traditional family run businesses to young entrepreneurs with devotion and commitment to showcase the best of Irish produce.

This is a perfect way to experience Irish Whiskey in the company of friendly local people. An Irish pub is a perfect place to relax, meet new people, and experience what it truly means to be Irish with a whiskey in hand. “Let the music of whiskey falling into a glass be an agreeable interlude”. Galway is steeped in history, art and culture which provides the perfect setting to share a drink.

Secrets of Egypt

Prepare to be thrilled during this 11-night Nile river cruise and land experience that will have you exploring ancient wonders, including the last survivor of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

A full day of captivating attractions await you — Egyptian Museum, home to the greatest masterpieces ever crafted, including the treasures of Tutankhamen, the Boy King. Then visit Mosque of Muhammad, followed by heading over to Al-Azhar Park in the heart of Old Cairo.

Visit the tombs of ancient Egypt in the Valley of the Kings — one of the most famous archeological sites in the world. Then off to Deir el-Bahri to explore one of Egypt’s most successful pharaohs and its first female rule, Temple of Hatshepsut. The next stop will be to the Valley of Queens, home tot he mummified remains of more than 30 queens and princesses, including Nefertari’s tomb.

Known for one of Egypt’s most remarkably preserved temples, dedicated to Horus, the falcon-headed god. It is the second-largest temple in Egypt. After exploring Edfu, you will relax on board and take a cruise the Nile River.

Visit the Nubian Village of Hessa. Meet the warm and friendly Nubian people who will welcome you to their village. Then explore the UNESCO-designated Philae Temple complex. Later in the day, take a peaceful ride in a felucca, a traditional Egyptian sailboat, around the beautiful Elephantine Island which locals say is the home to legendary Egyptian god Khnum.

You must pre-book this excursions — and it is so worth it!! More than 3,000-year-old, Abu Simbel is dedicated to Ramses II, one of the most active of pharaohs, along with the smaller temple dedicated to his chief wife Queen Nefertari. During the afternoon, cruise to the Great Temple of Kom Ombo, where its soaring columns dramatically rise above the Nile River.

Set sail to Qena to explore its ancient Egyptian heritage. You’ll go to Dendara to visit the best-preserved temple in Egypt, the Temple of Hathor – the Goddess of Love, to whom the powers of joy, feminine love and motherhood were attributed.

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The best of Thailand

Explore Southern Thailand’s most picturesque coves and immerse yourself in the tranquillity of local rainforests, coming face to face with some of Thailand’s most colourful creatures.

Spend a couple of days on the pristine shores of Khao Lak and experience a new way to view a sunset.

You’ll transfer to Elephant Hills Camp, then you’ll relax on a jungle river canoe trip down the Sok River, passing limestone mountains and cliffs covered with exotic tropical vegetation. Sometimes hornbill birds can be seen flying high overhead, as well as reptiles basking in the sun on the riverbanks. Continue to the elephant sanctuary, where you can see, touch and learn about the life of Thai elephants and about the Elephant Hills elephant conservation project. 

Explore Cheow Lan Lake by local long-tail boat. Surrounded by Limestone Mountains, the lake has more than a hundred small islands, and the scenery has been compared to Guilin in China and Halong Bay in Vietnam. Continue to the floating Elephant Hills Rainforest Camp, situated in the heart of the national park, and check in to your luxury tent. After enjoying a delicious Thai lunch overlooking the lake, set out to explore the jungle on foot. This is an opportunity to explore the ecology of one of the world’s oldest rainforests, including hardwood trees with huge roots, orchids, palms, ferns, bamboo and mosses. 

As the mist clears, you are free to canoe or swim in the lake. After breakfast, join your guide on a short safari into the little channels and side arms of Cheow Lan Lake. Then you are off to the Pavilions Anana Krabi, an eco-sustainable and ecological resort offering guests a wellness experience like no other. Enrich your soul with a dedicated Himalayan Salt room and exclusive spa treatments, restore your body with natural volcanic water pools and farm to table culinary experiences, and reconnect with nature with unique, sustainable excursion experiences.

Travel by longtail boat along the Krabi River and admire the scenery as magnificent limestone cliffs and lush fields pass by. Admire the twin-mountains of Khao Kanab Nam, the iconic landmarks of Krabi. Then enter a dense mangrove forest, keeping an eye out for monkeys that live in the trees. Visit KohKlang, an island located in the middle of the river. Take a tuk-tuk to explore this atmospheric island where more than 5,000 people reside. 

Spend a day at sea visiting beautiful Phang Nga Bay from Phuket. You’ll be met and driven to the jetty where a private, longtail boat awaits. Climb aboard and cast off to begin your adventure! Cross the emerald-green waters of the bay, passing by dramatic limestone karsts and uninhabited islands. Go ashore at ‘James Bond Island’, a distinctive rocky island that is a popular place for photos.

Walk the coastal path between Riomaggiore and Monterosso or opt to take the train. Visit charming, colourful towns along the way.

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Rhine castles and Swiss Alps

Experience the vineyards-clad hills and castles from yesteryear that the legendary Rhine River captivates. This seven-night river cruise will have you touching history up close with guided hikes and bike rides, then experience the colourful canals to the majestic Swiss Alps.

Kick off your river cruise with enjoying some of the 165 canals in Amsterdam.

You have your choice of excursions — Join a guided walking tour through the Old Town and visit the cathedral and other local sight; or visit a local tavern and sample its famous Kolsch beer, only made in Cologne, as well as enjoy local fares; for those who are active adventurists, join a guided bike tour along the Rhine and through the historic Stadtgarten.

So many choices! Beside the amazing scenic view of the castles along the Rhine, you will have a chance to either enjoy a Rudesheim wine tasting, or gondola ride, or a vineyards hike, or a guided bike tour of the Rheingau. Then you will be treated to Siegfried’s Mechanical Musical Instrument Museum, but if that doesn’t streak your cord, enjoy a Rudesheimer coffee!

Those who are up to it can take the Ladenburg bike tour, or participate in the Secrets of Speyer tour. If you are active, but don’t feel like doing the bike tour, you could join the guided hike up the Philosopher’s Path tour.  You could also chose the Romantic Heidelberg excursions.

Wander through the charming streets of Strasbourg with the Gem of Alsace tour. It offers the flavours of both France and Germany because of its borderline location. Or you can take the guided bike ride through the city and Parc de l’Orangerie.

Basel is Switzerland’s third largest city. Tour the city by foot (City of Art tour) or guided bike tour that takes you through three countries: Switzerland, France and Germany. Or you can take the full-day Lucerne tour. 

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Best of Scotland

This guided coach tour allows you to experience the best Scotland has to offer in eight days. You will experience seven-night accommodation in first-class hotels, and wake up to a full Scottish breakfast every day.

Enjoy a panoramic tour of Glasgow. You will explore Saint Mungo’s Cathedral, and visit Provand’s Lordship, Glasgow’s oldest house.

Several stops today will include Culzean Castle, which is surrounded by seas and lush gardens and secret gardens. Then you are off to Rabbie Burns Country and explore the Burns National Heritage Park.

We will be on the search for Nessie on a cruise on Loch Ness, and will visit Urquhart Castle on our way to Inverness

Today we visit one of Scotland’s most beautiful island. The first stop will be in Portree, the islands capital, where you can spend some time exploring the colourful harbour, or sit by a real coal fire in a local pub. On our way back to Inverness, we will visit Eilean Donan Castle.

Today’s excursion will take us to Perthshire, via Culloden Moor, the site of the 1746 Battle of Culloden. Today will also include an impressive display from working sheepdogs. We’ll end our day in Perthshire with a “wee dram!”

This tour will include the perfect introduction to Scotch whiskey! You’ll go on a guided tour of the Kingsbarns Distillery, then travel to St. Andrews, home of Scotland’s oldest university and the capital of golf!!! Then off to Falkland to visit the village and the Palace, built by King James V in 1539.

You will enjoy an exclusive, pre-opening tour of Edinburgh Castle. Then you will enjoy a panoramic city tour. Enjoy some free time to wander and pick up some gifts for yourself — and friends. Your last night you will enjoy traditional entertainment and dinner by attending the Spirit of Scotland Show.

Discover Portugal

You will embark on a weeklong journey, covering the country’s best sites, beautiful and tasty wine regions, and splendid Gothic and Romanesque architecture.

Visit a local painting atelier then move on to medieval Sintra.  Enjoy a guided tour of Sintra National Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Today will have you walking along cobblestoned streets along the palace walls in Obidos, then stopping at a charming fishing village of Nazare, then finish the day where you will join a Portuguese cooking class.

You’ll journey to Tomar, where you’ll visit the World Heritage-listed Convent of Christ and the 15th-century Synagogue and sample some of the local pastries.

Visit the famous Joanina Library, then enjoy some free time in the city centre before heading to the next stop in Viseu.

Today you’ll visit a traditional cheesemaker, who will let you in on the secrets behind Viseu’s delicious buttery cheese. After a tasting you’ll move on to historic Lamego, which is home to the 18th-century Shrine of Our Lady of Remedies.

This morning you’ll board a train and make the scenic journey to Pinhao, with plenty of magnificent views of the Douro River along the way. When you get there, you’ll take a leisurely boat trip to Peso da Régua in an electric rabelo boat.

After heading to Amarante this morning (where you’ll see the 16th-century Sao Gonçalo Church), you’ll visit the Aveleda Winery in Penafiel. Here, you’ll savour a glass of the region’s famous green wine and learn more about the winemaking process before you move on to lovely Braga.

After learning about the castle, the Palace of the Dukes of Braganza and the historic city centre on a walking tour with a local guide, you’ll have a free afternoon to relax. This evening, you’ll enjoy one last dinner together accompanied by a traditional dance performance.

Your journey will end in Porto, where you’ll tick off some important landmarks including the Clerigos Tower, Aliados Avenue, the cathedral and the Ribeira district. This afternoon you’ll visit the famous port wine cellars and indulge in a tasting before your trip ends.

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The best of Greece

This comprehensive tour through the cradle of Western Civilization will bring the distant past and vibrant present into focus. This 15-day adventure will have you visiting must-see historical sites — witness Greece in all her glory!

Take an orientation walk in Athens with the rest of the day free to explore. Opt to visit the Acropolis site, the new Acropolis Museum, the Ancient Agora and the National Archaeological Museum. Afterwards, be enriched and refreshed with drinks and a tour of local non-profit cafe, Shedia Home.

Spend a full day visiting the stunning mountaintop monasteries of Meteora. Take a bus up to see several monasteries in the area situated at 613m (2011 ft) above sea level, on a precipitous rock pinnacle. The day is yours to choose which monasteries to visit or perhaps take a hike in the scenic local area.

Travel through mountain scenery around Mt Parnassos to Delphi. Enjoy a visit to the ancient city of Delphi and the Temple of Apollo, then spend the evening exploring the charming little town or relaxing in a small café enjoying the views of the nearby valley.

Described as one of Greece’s prettiest towns, explore the narrow pedestrian streets of Nafplio. Opt to climb the Acronafplia to soak in the views.

Enjoy the day relaxing at one of the many harbour-side cafés. Wander the streets of the old town with its fascinating blend of ancient and modern Turkish and Venetian architecture, reflecting the diverse history of the island.

Travel by private transfer and ferry to hike in the Samariá Gorge. Spend the night in Agia Roumeli, a remote fishing village. Connected with neighbouring towns by sea or footpaths, the town has retained its charm. Enjoy time for swimming or relaxing on the beach.

You’ll travel by ferry to Loutro. The majestic scenery, crystal-clear Mediterranean water, friendly people and peaceful atmosphere all make Loutro an ideal place to relax after all the distance travelled. You have a chance to rent a kayak and explore secluded beaches and coves. This evening, enjoy a cooking class and dinner with a local family.

Enjoy a visit to Knossos, site of a Minoan palace and residence of King Minos.

Hop a ferry to the beautiful Santorini. Enjoy two nights on the island. Fira, the main town, sits perched on the edge of the caldera with breathtaking views of multi-coloured cliffs, sugar-cube architecture, and great shopping.

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South Pacific

Whether you want a romantic getaway, or you want the ultimate honeymoon — the South Pacific will be the destination for you!

You can spend your time just laying on one of the amazing beaches on one of the islands, or you can have a package built and stay on several islands!

A must-do in Moorea:
Enjoy a magnificent sunset with outstanding views on Moorea’s island from the lagoon of Tahiti. Cocktail in hand, you will be delighted by the unique colours of this duo moment.

Explore Bora Bora’s lagoon:
Get up close to black-tip sharks and stingrays as you stand in shallow water (three-feet deep) and can even touch the rays. Enjoy snorkelling amongst the colourful fish and coral. 

Island Hopper – Tahiti, Moorea and Bora Bora:
Enjoy the spoils of The Islands of Tahiti on this island-hopping beach vacation. Splitting time between first-class resorts on Tahiti, Moorea, and Bora Bora, you’ll enjoy exquisite beachside accommodations, several jungle and lagoon excursions, and access to endless beaches and lagoons.

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Dominican Republic

This has been a favourite Caribbean escape for many people. The Dominican Republic is known for its beaches, resorts and golfing. There is a wide range of diverse accommodations, we just need to figure out what you want to experience — and find your spot on the beach!

Beaches:
Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, the Dominican Republic has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The white sands of Punta Cana in the east and La Romana in the south are dream-worthy. In the north, the beaches of Puerto Plata are very pretty. Featuring big waves, it’s ideal for surfing, windsurfing, swimming and even scuba diving.

Rum, cigars and amber:
Traces of colonialism are still visible in several cities. Near La Romana and in the capital, Santo Domingo, you can visit rum or handmade cigar factories. If you prefer jewellery to tobacco, you can see where amber, a mysterious resin turned precious jewel, is mined.

Dominican gastronomy:
A country with mixed cultures, the Dominican Republic has a cuisine influenced by the Tainos, Creoles, Europeans and Africans. If you’re curious, try the bandera, a traditional Dominican dish consisting of meat, rice, beans, plantains and salad.

Jamaica

Your dream vacation in Jamaica awaits. Frolic on the beaches, get carried away by the smooth sway of reggae, surrender to “island time,” and fall in love with the country’s mountains and sea, architecture and culture, and friendly, colourful people.

Beaches:
Stroll the length of the calm and idyllic 10-km beach in Negril. The beaches in Ocho Rios are well-developed and beloved by more active types. The south-western coast of Jamaica is even more developed, which only adds to its charm. Jamaica’s Blue Mountains attract as many hikers as they do coffee lovers. The landscapes are mind-boggling! Port Antonio, lower down, is unquestionably one of the most beautiful ports in the world.

Land, water and air:
Explore Jamaica’s backcountry through ATV riding, horseback and ziplining! Or cruise to Dunn’s River Falls and snorkel among live coral reefs and schools of tropical fish. Don’t miss your chance to float down the Lethe River on a bamboo raft.

Jamaican gastronomy:
A skilled mix of seasonings and spices, like allspice, make Jamaican cuisine unique. The food is as eclectic as the island’s residents. Montego Bay and Ocho Rios offer a rather impressive variety of restaurants, but don’t forget to try jerk, Jamaica’s distinctive dish, during your trip!

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Mexico

Mexico stretches to the northern borders of Guatemala and Belize. Travellers flock to this warm and welcoming country and are spoiled for choices. Get your fill of white-sand beaches, mountain ranges, breathtaking Mayan and Toltec cultures and all the relaxation you can handle.

Beaches:
The Caribbean coast has the white-sand beaches and turquoise waters. Cancun, Cozumel and the Mayan Riviera are located on the Caribbean Sea. Deep-sea divers love exploring the magnificent and unique coral reefs. If you opt for Mexico’s Pacific coast, expect big waves (surf’s up!). Puerto Vallarta is the destination of choice if you want guaranteed sunshine and water sports like surfing. For a more intimate experience, enjoy a little ecotourism in Huatulco where you can get up close and personal with Mexico’s natural environment. Surfers may also like Manzanillo, with killer waves. The most well-known beaches along this strip are Playa las Brisas and Playa de Miramar— a surfer’s paradise!

Experience:
Journey to Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula to visit the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza. It’s impossible to select just one cenote that you must see, but there are some that might interest you: Dos Ojos is just outside Tulum, or the intriguingly named Carwash. Or take a dip in Ox Bel Ha, the world’s largest underground cave system. 

Mexican gastronomy:
Mexican food is varied and flavoured with African, Caribbean, Asian and Middle Eastern influences. Many traditional dishes feature corn, avocado, tomatoes and beans. Don’t miss an opportunity to enjoy the world’s best and freshest salsas and guacamoles! Fans of spicy cuisine can indulge their taste buds during their vacation in Mexico. 

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