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Located in the Andes mountain ranges of Peru, the 4-day hiking route ascends through the Sacred Valley and Inca ruins towards one of the 7 Wonders of the New World – Machu Picchu! From sunrise over the snow-capped Himalayas to trekking along lush rivers and rice fields – the Himalayas is an adventure lover’s dream destination! A two-day trek through this region of Northwest Vietnam will have you stumbling across small villages like Ma Tra where you can meet the local Black Hmong people. Once you stumble across a Gorilla family with your National Park Guide, all that is left to do is sit, wait and observe as human-like figures swing from the canopies above, mothers tend to their young and baby gorillas roll around in the long grass.

Here are the best 8 destinations to add to your Vietnam bucket-list in 2021; Lying in the Northwest of Vietnam and made famous by its lush green paddy fields, Sapa is an absolute treat to visit! But, for a truly authentic look into old Hanoi – take a short walk to the very city centre where you’ll find the Old Quarter near Hoan Kiem Lake. On top of charming colonial architecture and temples, expect to find plenty of hip cafés, bars, a variety of restaurants and boutique shops in old district. Take a walk through the Old Quarter to get a suit, dress, or jacket custom-made by local tailors at unbeatable prices or join a Vietnamese cooking class to learn a few local recipes.

If you’re ready to claim back on lost travel time, check out our top 4 unusual experiences worth losing some sleep over in 2021; A camping safari is perfect for all those hands-on, nature loving travellers wanting to get a REAL taste of Africa! From setting up your campsite to helping build the fire, cooking dinner for the group and even washing up the dishes – participation camping offers up the opportunity to truly bond with other travellers, share stories over a campfire and immerse yourself in the breath-taking landscapes that Africa is so famous for! you won’t be woken throughout the night by the distant sounds of monkeys, wilder-beasts or elephants, we can guarantee it’ll be one of the most unusual sleeping experiences you’ll ever have. After a couple of quiet moments to take jaw-dropping, begin the hike down to the base before 9am to visit St Catherine’s Monastery when it opens to the public.

A trip here could mean anything from surfing North Africa’s best waves, hiking through the mountains, living your best foodie life or exploring cities bursting with colour. Here’s just a few of the reasons you can’t miss out on camping in the Sahara while in Morocco; Transport is done differently here Since the beginning of time, Saharan trade routes have played an important role in Northern Africa’s economy. Around 2.5 million people call the Sahara home, living in either permanent settlements near the water or enjoying a nomadic lifestyle. If a two-night stay in the Sahara sounds like something you’re up for, take a look at our 8-Day, 10-Day or 15-Day Morocco Tours!