Masada & the Dead Sea in Israel
About an hour and half from Jerusalem lies the ruins of the ancient fortress of Masada. We had an early start to avoid the heat of the midday sun. Not long into the journey after […]
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About an hour and half from Jerusalem lies the ruins of the ancient fortress of Masada. We had an early start to avoid the heat of the midday sun. Not long into the journey after […]
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From the ‘Med’ to the ‘Dead’. I enjoyed some R&R at a beautiful resort/spa on Israel’s Dead Sea coast. Even being filled to the brim with the delightful array of food the resort had put […]
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We stand firmly behind the quote “Travel is the only thing you can buy that makes you richer” but some worldly experiences have the potential to diminish that return on investment; just ask any westerner […]
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We woke up at 5am to a day promising adventure and discovery in the jungles of Borneo. After a quick breakfast we were whipped up the mighty Kinabatangan River, on our private boat with our […]
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Anantara Kihavah is paradise on earth! We arrived at the island by seaplane and the aerial views were out of this world, I have never seen sand so white and water so turquoise and crystal […]
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While the guests were out exploring sunny Melbourne, we were invited on board the Regent Seven Seas Mariner ship for a tour. It was fabulous to get a feel for the ship and see it […]
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Exquisite dining experiences are the highlight of your voyage. Regent Cruise fares include all specialty restaurants onboard, so you can dine wherever your mood takes you. Their superb menus feature Italian, French, Pan-Asian and steakhouse […]
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We can’t blame you if you want to experience everything Sri Lanka has to offer the history, the beaches, the flavours, are all equally tempting. On this 14-day tour, search for wildlife on a safari, […]
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Seabourn pioneered small-ship, ultra luxury cruising, and continues to represent the pinnacle of that unique style of travel. Its fleet of six intimate, all-suite ships, carrying between 208 and 450 guests each, sail to the […]
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I love those small, less discovered countries that fly quietly under the radar, surrounded by well-known nations with their egoistical leaders and bullying policies. Think Nepal or Laos in Asia or Slovenia in Europe. In […]
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