1. Nepal – Everest Base Camp Trek
It is not by chance that people from all over the world come to travel to Nepal which is considered one of the most beautiful places in the world.
The endless ridges of the snowy mountains, the bright green in every direction, the amounts of water flowing in rivers, streams, and every corner of the forest. All thrill the heart. There is, of course, also the aura of Everest.
Top Activities: Trekking, cultural immersion, mountain climbing, visiting Buddhist monasteries.
Best Time to Visit:
Spring (March-May): Clear skies and moderate temperatures, perfect for trekking.
Autumn (September-November): Stable weather and spectacular views of the Himalayas.
2. South Africa – Kruger National Park Safari
Home to the widest diversity of wildlife in South Africa and delivering some of the finest game viewing in the world, Kruger offers award-winning accommodation, smooth-running logistics and some of Africa’s best trackers and guides, ready to take you on Big 5 game drives and thrilling walking safaris.
Top Activities: Wildlife safaris, game drives, birdwatching, walking safaris, photography.
Best Time to Visit:
Dry Season (May-October): Best time for game viewing as animals gather around waterholes.
Wet Season (November-April): Lush landscapes and more baby animals, but it’s harder to spot wildlife.
3. New Zealand – Queenstown
Queenstown is the lively centre of the southern lakes region of New Zealand, nestled on the shores of Lake Whakatipu and at the base of the Southern Alps. World-class restaurants, cafes and shopping are surrounded by two ski areas, mountain biking trails, epic hikes and much more.
Top Activities: Bungee jumping, skydiving, jet boating, skiing, hiking, mountain biking.
Best Time to Visit:
Summer (December-February): Ideal for outdoor activities, hiking, and exploring.
Winter (June-August): Perfect for skiing and snowboarding in the surrounding mountains.
4. Iceland – Golden Circle & Ice Caves
A beautiful landscape is one thing, but add movement and you truly have the wow factor. On the Golden Circle circuit, you’re never short of drama. Let’s start with Gullfoss. This is one of the most impressive waterfalls in Iceland – and there are thousands of them scattered across the country, fed by glacial rivers and continually topped up by rain and snowfall.
Top Activities: Glacier hiking, exploring ice caves, whale watching, hot springs, and viewing geysers and waterfalls.
Best Time to Visit:
Summer (June-August): Long days, good weather, and easier access to remote areas.
Winter (November-March): Best for ice caves, Northern Lights viewing, and fewer tourists.
5. Costa Rica – Arenal Volcano National Park
The imposing presence of Arenal Volcano is a sight to behold. Rising dramatically from the surrounding landscape, it’s perfectly symmetrical shape commands attention and awe. While the volcano is currently dormant, its history of eruptions has shaped the surrounding terrain, creating a unique landscape that is both rugged and beautiful. Visitors to Arenal Volcano Park can marvel at the sheer magnitude of this natural wonder and appreciate the forces of nature that have shaped it over millions of years.
Top Activities: Hiking, ziplining, hot springs, wildlife watching, white-water rafting, canyoning.
Best Time to Visit:
Dry Season (December-April): Ideal for hiking and adventure activities with sunny weather.
Green Season (May-November): Lush landscapes, fewer tourists, but rainier conditions.
6. Peru – Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail
The Inca Trail in Peru offers a unique combination of scenic beauty, mystical charm, and historical significance. Far more than just one of the world’s most famous trekking routes, the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is also a spiritual and physical journey that challenges and enriches those who dare to explore it.
Top Activities:
- Trekking
- historical exploration
- cultural experiences
- visiting ancient ruins.
Best Time to Visit:
Dry Season (May-September): Ideal for trekking the Inca Trail and visiting Machu Picchu with clear skies.
Wet Season (November-March): Fewer crowds, but some trails may be closed due to rain.
7. Canada – Banff National Park
Banff is a hiker’s paradise and summer is the best season to get out on the trails. Whether you’re a beginner hiker or an experienced mountain lover — Banff has something for everyone. Our favourite hike to start with is Tunnel Mountain Trail; a beginner hike that offers amazing views overlooking the town of Banff and surrounding areas. This short hike is the perfect way to start or end your day as it only takes about 1.5 – 2 hours.
Top Activities:
- Hiking
- Canoeing
- Wildlife viewing
- Skiing
- Snowboarding
- Hot springs
- Photography.
Best Time to Visit:
Summer (June-August): Best for hiking, biking, and water activities.
Winter (December-March): Perfect for skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing in the snow-covered park.
8. Australia – Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef is a site of remarkable variety and beauty on the north-east coast of Australia. It contains the world’s largest collection of coral reefs, with 400 types of coral, 1,500 species of fish and 4,000 types of mollusc.
Top Activities:
- Scuba diving
- Snorkeling
- Boat tours
- Underwater photography
- Reef tours.
Best Time to Visit:
Summer (November-April): Warm waters, excellent visibility for diving and snorkeling.
Winter (May-October): Cooler, less humid weather; still good for underwater activities.
9. Chile – Patagonia
There’s no denying that Patagonia has a wide variety of unique landscapes in the region. With virgin forests, glaciers, snow capped mountains, rivers, volcanoes and more, this remote region proves to be a true paradise for nature-lovers, adventure-seekers and photographers alike.
Some of our favorite landscapes in the region include: the Paine Towers, Grey Glacier, Fitz Roy, Perito Moreno and Cerro Castillo along the Carretera Austral.
Top Activities:
- Trekking
- glacier hiking
- kayaking
- wildlife watching
- boat tours
- horseback riding.
Best Time to Visit:
Summer (December-February): Warmest and most stable weather for trekking and exploring the landscapes.
Autumn (March-May): Beautiful fall colors, fewer tourists, and pleasant temperatures.
10. Thailand – Chiang Mai and Northern Mountains
Chiang Mai, the region’s hub and the second-largest city in Thailand is a great base; explore, relax and soak up the atmosphere.
Top Activities:
- Trekking
- Visiting hilltribe villages
- Zip-lining
- Visiting temples
- Exploring waterfalls
Best Time to Visit:
Cool Season (November-February): Pleasant weather with cooler temperatures, ideal for trekking.
Green Season (May-October): Lush, beautiful landscapes, but potential for rain, especially in the mountains.