Deep inside the Arctic Circle lies the remote and rugged Svalbard archipelago, the final strip of land separating Norway from the North Pole. With its stark but beautiful landscape of glaciers, fjords, jagged snow-capped mountains and frozen tundra, this is the land of the polar bear and the midnight sun. Remote and untouched, the ‘wildlife capital of the Arctic’ is home to Svalbard reindeer, Arctic foxes, colonies of walruses, whales, seals, thousands of migratory seabirds nesting on coastal cliffs and in excess of 3,000 polar bears.

Unique, spectacular and dramatically beautiful, Greenland is dominated by a vast ice cap that covers 80% of the island. It is the largest non-continental island in the world, lying almost entirely within the Arctic Circle. 

For Australian travellers, a Greenland cruise is the ideal Arctic introduction to remote fishing communities, spectacular landscapes, and breathtaking fjords. 

Beyond Canada’s continental north you will find the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, with over 36,000 islands, most lying deep within the Arctic Circle. A cruise in this remote region takes you through incredible wilderness scenery of fjords, glaciers, mountains and pack ice.

A truly wild and rugged landscape, a cruise to the Canadian High Arctic and the Northwest Passage is ideal for Australian travellers seeking unique wildlife, icy Polar landscapes, and lots of opportunities to immerse in the history and culture of this rarely visited part of the world. 

Most people will have heard of Mexico’s postcard perfect beaches and world-famous resorts and although these definitely contribute to the country’s charm, there is so much more to Mexico than just its natural beauty.

Australians usually start their Mexico tour in either Cancun on Mexico’s east coast or in the country’s capital, Mexico City. This gem of a city, although often underrated, is full of historic landmarks waiting to be explored, such as the Historic Centre and the National Palace.

Central America is a true delight, offering adventure, relaxation, and history. Most Australians travelling to Central America visit more than one country on their holiday, crossing borders to get a true taste for the diversity this destination has to offer. 

Our most popular tours include: Costa Rica & Panama, Cuba, and Mexico

Bolivia is a fascinating destination, known for its high elevation landscapes, surreal salt flats, and strong Indigenous culture. A visit to Bolivia is ideal for anyone seeking outdoor adventures, wildlife spotting, and authentic cultural experiences. 

Why visit Bolivia?

 An off the beaten track destination all of its own, with an enticing culture, head-spinning heights and rustic charm, Bolivia sure knows how to impress the adventurous explorer.

Colombia is a vibrant, diverse country, delighting with a rich history, colonial architecture, and spectacular nature and wildlife. While Colombia is often associated with Caribbean beach resorts and coffee, there is so much more to see here, especially for Australian travellers that slow down and seek out the sights, flavours, and sounds that make this country so special. 

Why visit? Ecuador might be relatively small in size compared to some of its neighbours but when it comes to diversity, it is nothing short of drawcards, boasting an incredible plethora of geographical, cultural and biological wonders.

Why visit? Tucked away in a wild and far-flung corner between Brazil and Venezuela, Guyana and Suriname can introduce you to some of the most untouched wilderness in the world. Immense areas of dense rainforest, wild waterfalls, vast mountain ranges and scenic lakes are some of the features making Guyana & Suriname hot spots for adventure travellers.

Machu Picchu is truly is the gem of Peru. Cradled in the heart of the Andes, the area was once the heart of the Incan Empire, but today, the fascinating archeological remains still tell the complex story of the history of the Incas.