Canadian Arctic

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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. The Canadian Arctic is also well known for its diverse wildlife, history and rich Inuit culture. It is home to seals, whales, polar bears, caribou, musk ox, walruses, Arctic wolves and foxes as well as thousands of seabirds that nest in the cliffs.

Mexico

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Why visit? 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. 
 
British travellers usually start their Mexico tour in either Cancun on Mexico’s east coast or in the country’s capital, Mexico City.

Bolivia

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Why visit? 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.

British travellers usually start their Bolivia tour in La Paz, the country’s administrative capital. There are only few cities in the world enjoying as spectacular a setting as La Paz, sitting in a valley atop the Bolivian plateau in the Andes Mountains.

Colombia

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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 British travellers that slow down and seek out the sights, flavours, and sounds that make this country so special. 

Ecuador

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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.

Guyana & Suriname

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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

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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. 

Descendants of the Incas reside here till today, many still practicing traditional rituals. British travellers to Machu Picchu can seek out authentic cultural experiences, immerse themselves into the story of the Inca, and can be inspired by the spectacular Andes Mountains and the history and beauty of the city of Cusco. 

Amazon

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A place that is larger than life, the Amazon comprises half of the world’s remaining rainforest, and the Amazon River is the second longest in the world. Famed for it biodiversity and culture, British travellers visiting the Amazon River may love the thrill of staying in a remote eco-lodge or opt for the comfort and luxury of a small-ship cruise. 
 
No matter how you travel, an Amazon River holiday is sure to be a life-changing experience, especially for wildlife and birding enthusiasts.

Costa Rica & Panama

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Why visit? Tucked between Nicaragua in the north and Panama in the south, Costa Rica is a destination for the off the beaten path explorer. From forested mountains to giant lakes, picturesque Caribbean islands and some of the world’s most unique wildlife, Costa Rica offers everything a nature lover’s heart desires. 

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