USA, ALASKA, HAWAII, CANADA, The CARIBBEAN, PERU (MACHU PICHU), CHILE, ARGENTINA, CUBA, BRAZIL, FRENCH POLYNESIA (SOUTH PACIFIC)
America has many notable cities to visit, including New York, San Francisco and New Orleans, where geography, culture and history differ. South America, with its ancient cultures and ruins is waiting to be explored. Whether English, Spanish or Portuguese is spoken, the rich and unique culture, art, dance, music and cuisine will bring locals and visitors together. Canada is blessed with forests, wildlife, rugged mountains, and cosmopolitan cities. Alaska boasts ice fjords and rugged ice and snow covered landscapes.
MAKE THE MOST of the USA, Canada, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Cuba, Brazil, the Caribbean & French Polynesia.
USA’s most notable cities, with abundant attractions, inviting neighbourhoods, and thriving cultural scenes, these metropolises are consistently ranked among North America’s most popular cities for visitors. The USA has breath-taking, iconic and spectacular sight-seeing places. These regions are filled with countless activities and attractions, including some of the world’s most decorated wine & fruit regions.
The nation’s richly diverse history, culture, art, and landscape, as well as its tradition of hospitality and service, makes traveling in the US both enjoyable and stress-free. In all parts of the country, tourist facilities are generally of a very high standard. Routes combining is popular to make a superb multi-week trip through the whole country. Pick, combine, and follow your favourite tours, or simply dip in and out and be inspired.
Canada blessed with ancient forests, beautiful wildlife, rugged mountains, and large cosmopolitan cities, Canada, a liberal, multicultural society, is unimaginably vast, stretching west from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and north to the Arctic Ocean.
Alaska’s nature is unspoiled, vast and rugged, with short and/or long-distance journeys enjoyed. All the itineraries are designed to keep travel time and distance realistic, yet very enjoyable.
At the opposite end of the spectrum are tiny, untouched islands, each of which can be explored in a single day or multi-day tours witnessing amazing sea life. Abundant attractions, a thriving cultural scene, world famous beaches offers much for every traveler. These islands are filled with countless activities and attractions, including some of America’s most stunning beaches and natural vistas.
Marvel at ancient Peruvian archaeological ruins of world famous “Machu Picchu” together with contemplating the wonders of the Amazon rainforest with nearby countries like Chile, Argentina, Cuba & Brazil. Enjoy their interesting, cultural diversity together with all their natural splendour and rich heritage, especially of dancing and music.
Live “la vie en bleu” in FRENCH POLYNESIA AND TAHITI - and engulf yourself with the simple, natural wonders and joys of watersports galore - diving, snorkelling, wildlife-watching, sailing, flora & fauna, marine wildlife, music, architecture, cuisines, etc. Been searching for the world’s most intense shade of aqua? Look no further. What’s below the surface is even more spectacular: sharks, coral gardens, turtles, rays, dolphins, humpback whales, clouds of fish.
Luxury Pampering - Overwater bungalows were created then perfected in French Polynesia. Live la vie en bleu while lounging lagoon-or poolside with exotic cocktails, soaking in tropical flower–filled baths or getting your muscles soothed with hot volcanic stones.
History & Archaeology - Spirituality has always been paramount to Polynesian people and the historical vestiges you’ll find in the islands are testament to this. Stone temples and Europe-worthy churches are highlights.
Hiking & Walking Imagine waterfalls tumbling down fern-carpeted basalt cliffs, wild passionfruit vines draped over beach hibiscus trees, and dark caves each with an ancient legend. Choose from short walks through botanical gardens to multiday treks far from the modern world.
Art, Music & Dance - Hips that move like rippling water, men dancing in palm-leaf loincloths and percussion that stirs the primordial soul are reason enough to visit French Polynesia. Upping the ante are woodcarvings, basketry, local paintings and tattoo ink on bronzed skin.
Beaches French Polynesia is home to svelte strips of white, pink and black sand that act as launching pads into the lagoons. Think intimate, palm-lined and pretty rather than flat or expansive.
Surfing & Kitesurfing The land of monster reef-breaking Tea-hupoo barrels also has softer beach waves, perfect for beginners; kite surfers will find plenty of stretches of windy lagoon. Whatever your level, all you need are the guts to get out there.
Getting Off the Beaten Path With 118 islands and over 68% of the country’s population on Tahiti, it’s not hard to go ‘Crusoe’ in French Polynesia. Or, if you want company, head to small isles where Polynesian culture still reigns and welcomes are warm.
Great Food & Drink The Tahitian hima’a (earthen oven) is the pinnacle of Polynesian cooking, but in between these feasts savour local ingredients (fish, taro, fruits) prepared every which way. Try savoury vanilla sauces, culinary specialities, gratins and some 1001 ways to eat coconut.
