Having spent years exploring places like Patagonia and the Peruvian Andes, we approached the Canadian Rockies with measured expectations. The landscapes here are beautiful, but in a different way. They are more accessible, more developed, and undeniably more visited. Rather than demanding days of trekking to reach a glacial valley, many of the most celebrated viewpoints are a short walk from the car park. For many travellers, that is precisely the appeal. This wasn't a journe

Most journeys through Peru revolve around its iconic landmarks. But beyond them lies a different side of the country — one that reveals itself only to those willing to slow down, walk a little further, or simply venture off the expected route. That's where our destination expertise makes all the difference. Our Peruvian Explorer itineraries take guests to archaeological sites reached only on foot, into communities where families continue to share traditions that have shaped l

You may know Queenstown as the adventure capital of the world, but the experiences you can find in New Zealand's South Island are not limited to those seeking an adrenaline rush. Here are some of the experiences we love that are family-friendly or for interspersing your more physically demanding days up in the Canterbury region. All these were tried and tested by our young family of 4! Akaroa Harbour Nature Cruise The Akaroa Harbour Nature Cruise is a 2-hour experience on a 1

Here are five Spring break ideas designed around local and international school calendars for families seeking meaningful, luxurious journeys. Okinawa, Japan – Island soul, Japanese finesse. Okinawa offers a gentler, sunnier side of Japan — subtropical beaches, coral reefs, and a slower rhythm that feels worlds away from Tokyo. March brings pleasant spring weather, typically 18°C to 23°C, ideal for outdoor exploration without the summer crowds. You can expect clear skies, cal

Fellow parents can share in the challenges of travelling with young children - the exponential amount of luggage you have to pack, changes in your little one's daily routine, getting used to a new environment, battling jet lag, to name a few. A new one we recently added to the mix was travelling to high altitude. Our friends were visiting from Singapore and it was on their list to travel to northern Chile to see the stars. The Atacama Desert, thanks to its altitude and the la