This 14-day itinerary takes you through the diverse landscapes and rich cultural tapestry of Uganda. Begin your adventure with a city tour of the capital, Kampala, before heading north to Jinja, known as the source of the Nile. Meet the Karamojong people in Moroto, then leave civilization behind as you venture into three national parks. Spend your time going on game drives, tracking chimpanzees through the forest, and cruising to cascading waterfalls.
This action-packed family tour of the Dominican Republic kicks off in Punta Cana, where you'll visit local beaches, cruise out to Isla Saona, and swim in the "blue hole" cenote of Hoyo Azul. Learn about the life of a Dominican cowboy on a horseback ride and ranch tour, discover the underwater world of the island via Scuba Doo, then head to wild and wonderful Samaná. Hike to the waterfalls of El Limón, trek to untouched beaches, and end by visiting the humpback whales of Samaná Bay.
Explore castles, coastlines, and countryside on this 11-day Scotland trip that prioritizes nature, history, and insightful guided experiences. This self-drive itinerary trots through Scotland, crossing through the Kingdom of Fife to Aberdeenshire, into Cairngorms National Park, up to Inverness, and then back to the capital. You'll walk through ancient ruins, hike along beaches, and taste whisky at local distilleries as you take in some of the country's finest scenery.
Discover the best of Japan with your family on this 10-day vacation that hits the country's natural wonders and cultural landmarks at a kid-friendly pace. Begin in Osaka, where ancient temples meet glass-fronted skyscrapers. Then, delve into Kyoto's tea ceremony culture, wander through bamboo forests, and cruise the Katsura River. Finish your adventure with immersive tours in Tokyo's pioneering digital art and science museums and a restful day on the shores of Mount Fuji.
This family-centric tour focuses on Japan's northern island of Hokkaido, known for its cooler climate and unspoiled nature. You'll hike around steamy ancient hot springs and learn about Japan's Edo period in Noboribetsu, then hop over to Toyako for lake cruises and a meet and greet with the brown bears of Showa Shinzan. Stroll the historic streets of Sapporo, create sweet treats at Ishiya Chocolate Factory, and end with outdoor excursions and relaxing resort time in Shimukappu.
It's all about family on this fun-filled 10-day jaunt through Japan. Start in Tokyo, where the kids can meet their favorite animé characters in Akihabara, catch some Pokémon at the Pokémon Center, and discover the wonders of Tokyo Disneyland. Learn about the secret world of ninjas and take a day trip to the Fuji Five Lakes region; then, it's off to Osaka for historic castles and the neon lights of Dotonbori. End your vacation in style with a day of rides and roller coasters at Universal Studios Japan.
Dive into Bali's cultural, natural, and historical wonders on this 14-day itinerary. Jump right into the action with a visit to three iconic temples, including a Hindu sea temple called Tanah Lot. Then, trade the south coast for the north as you head to Pemuteran, where you'll snorkel around Menjangan Island and trek in a national park. Your journey continues inland to the quaint villages of Munduk and Sidemen before visiting a range of beautiful beaches across Sanur to soak up some last-minute sun.
This two-week itinerary immerses you in the best of Bali's natural landscapes, rich culture, and thrilling adventures. Travel from the black sands of Pekutatan Beach to the quaint countryside of Sidemen, stopping at hidden waterfalls, Hindu temples, and lush rice terraces. You'll also dive into Bali's unique culture with a cooking class, a Barong performance, and an ikat fabric-making demonstration. Kick in a little adventure, too, with a sunrise trek to Mount Batur and a rafting trip down the Telaga Waja River.
Japan is a spellbinding destination for kids of all ages, and this family-friendly 10-day tour is the perfect introduction to the country's culture, food, and innovation. Split between Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, you'll start with digital art and a river cruise in the country's capital before catching the bullet train west. Discover temples, monkeys, ninjas, and samurai in ancient Kyoto, then finish up in Osaka to visit a noodle museum and the world's largest aquarium.
Spend a week discovering some of Japan's most family-friendly highlights with this lighthearted itinerary. Start in Tokyo to walk the jam-packed alleyways of Tsukiji Fish Market and let the kids practice their Pokémon Master skills at the Pokémon Center. Ride a glass-paneled ropeway up the slopes of Mount Fuji, then hop a train to Kyoto for a family tea ceremony and a visit to the Kyoto Railway Museum. End with a stroll through the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove and a ride on the Sagano Scenic Railway.
See the best of Tokyo and Kyoto at an easy pace with a week of family-focused tours and cultural highlights. Discover ancient temples and animé fun in the capital, then spend a day on the wild rides of DisneySea. Continue to historic Kyoto, where youngsters can take part in a traditional tea ceremony, blaze their own trail through the Sagano Bamboo Grove, and meet the monkeys at Arashiyama Monkey Park. End with a family photo-op at the iconic red gates of Fushimi Inari.
Family adventures abound on this high-octane weeklong tour through Japan. It starts in Tokyo as you explore historic temples, tour the animé-centric Akihabara, and learn to make authentic Japanese sushi. Then, it's off to Osaka for the neon lights of the Dotonbori district alongside the wild rides of Universal Studios Japan. End with a day at Awaji Island's Nijigen No Mori Park, where the kids can meet their favorite manga characters and battle against the monster Godzilla!
Stunning Scotland counts close to 800 islands in its territory, and with 12 days and the keys to a rental car, you'll get to explore a handful of the best. Discover the beauty of Arran and Mull, taste whisky on Raasay, explore religion on Iona, and admire the natural beauty of Skye. There's more fun to be had on the mainland, with a Scottish ceilidh evening in Oban, traditional trad music in Glasgow, and a few scenic hikes for good measure.
Sip, sample, and savor Scotland's top single malts with this 12-day self-drive whisky road trip. You'll journey across the country, visiting 13 distilleries to taste Highland, Lowland, and Speyside whiskies at the source. Collect a car in Edinburgh and head north to Aviemore to visit a cooperage workshop and taste smooth spirits. Drive out to the Isle of Skye and Oban, where coastal casks reveal new flavors, and explore nature in Glencoe and Loch Lomond. Finally, finish in Glasgow with a final toast!
Enjoy all the adventures Bali has to offer on this 10-day itinerary, leading active travelers on a sunrise hike atop Mount Batur, a cycle excursion through the island's verdant rice terraces in Ubud, and off-road escapades to a rubber plantation in the Pekutatan district. You'll also discover ancient temples nestled along Tamblingan Lake, witness a traditional dance performance, explore the countryside of Sidemen, and conclude with a surfing lesson on the white-sand beaches of the Bukit Peninsula.
Combine natural landscapes with active adventures on this two-week exploration of the Philippines. Hike, bike, and snorkel your way across the bustling capital of Manila, the quaint villages of Banaue and Sagada, and the tropical island of Palawan. There will be plenty of time to relax, too, as you visit white-sand beaches and spend two days island hopping around the Bacuit Archipelago. Finish the trip back in Manila, where you can spend your last night shopping, dining, or enjoying some nightlife
Black sand beaches, natural stone arches, and one of Iceland's most iconic mountains are just some of the natural sites that make up the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, so it's no surprise that the hotels all reflect different parts of the landscape and culture. Stay in a historic hotel in a lava field next to one of Iceland's oldest wooden chapels, watch the northern lights from your private deck on a plot of land made famous in the Icelandic Sagas, or take a dip in on-site geothermal baths with mountain views.
See the wonders of Japan with your family on this seven-day tour that starts in the bustling capital city of Tokyo. Explore the interactive art of TeamLab Planets and visit the historic Senso-ji temple, then you're off to see the peaks of Mount Fuji. Cruise along Kawaguchi Lake, ride the ropeway for sky-high views, and spend a day at nearby Fuji Q Amusement Park for thrilling rollercoasters and animé fun. End with a traditional tea ceremony in Kyoto and a visit with curious monkeys in Arashiyama.
With two weeks to explore Thailand and Cambodia, you can check out the must-see sites of Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Siem Reap, and Phnom Penh on a grand highlights tour. Or, explore the same regions but opt for nature-focused activities featuring waterfalls, elephants, and unique (floating) villages. If you're eager to get your heart rate up, include a skydive, a rafting excursion, and a jungle ATV tour to your itinerary, or slow things down and spend more time lazing on the beaches of Phuket and Krabi.
Though most famous for its soaring Alpine peaks, Switzerland is also dotted with shimmering turquoise lakes. This two-week itinerary will take you to the best, from medieval Lucerne in the north to Italian-speaking Lugano in the south. At each destination, you'll enjoy activities ranging from hot-air balloon rides and food workshops to wine tours and mountain ascents—you'll even hop the border into Italy to end the trip with kayaking and cycling around Lake Como and a jaunt around Milan.
Whether you're looking to immerse yourself in the natural phenomena of the Golden Circle or discover local culture and folklore, the region's best hotels exemplify different aspects of this favorite Icelandic route. Some offer amenities like private hot springs, others have international food halls, and many have saunas and hot tubs to relax under the northern lights after a long day of exploring.
Spend exciting evenings hunting for the northern lights during this 10-day tour of Sweden and Norway. Not only will you visit some of the world's best destinations for viewing the aurora borealis, from Tromsø's fjords to Kiruna's Aurora Sky Station, but you'll also discover snowy landscapes with a range of daytime activities. Take part in dogsledding trips and snowmobile rides, go whale watching and ice fishing, and stay at the original Ice Hotel that serves epic five-course dinners.
Ten days in Portugal is an excellent amount of time to immerse yourself in luxury and embark on exclusive excursions. For a deep dive into the country's flavors and culture, split your time between Lisbon, Porto, and Évora. Or, if your idea of a perfect vacation includes time at the beach, swap in Lagos or the island of Madeira. Meanwhile, Douro Valley, Alentejo, and Comporta are ideal destinations for an off-the-beaten-path trip, and including time in Spain allows you to visit Seville and Granada.
Get off the beaten track during this exciting summer trip that covers three Scandinavian countries in 10 days. You'll start by tasting Finnish delicacies on a food tour of Helsinki, then fly to Stockholm for cultural tours and a wildlife safari in its surrounding forests. Continue to the pristine north, stopping in Swedish Lappland to kayak in Luleå's tranquil archipelago before ending in Norway's far-flung city of Tromsø, where Arctic day trips, whale watching cruises, and cable rides await.
With one week to explore the Philippines, you can choose between urban adventures, beach and water activities, or a mix of both. Manila and Cebu City are ideal locations to delve into the country's history and fit in nature-based day trips, while Moalboal and Oslob, located on Cebu Island, are perfect destinations for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts. If you're eager to island-hop, opt for a stay in El Nido. Or, include time on Bohol Island for inland adventures, such as to the famed Chocolate Hills.
Experience the thrilling heights and lush valleys of the Swiss Alps on a two-week trekking adventure for the ages. It begins in Chamonix—a premier destination for winter sports—where you'll do some off-road cycling and hike up to glaciers and mountain passes. The excitement continues with an epic multiday trek through the Bernese Oberland, as well as visits to colorful Swiss villages, kayaking on glassy lakes, and relaxing spa days.
Get into the holiday spirit with a two-week winter vacation in Switzerland when the snow is falling, and the Christmas markets are in full swing. It begins with culture in the historic centers of colorful Bern and Basel. Then, continue to waterfront metropolises like Lausanne, Geneva, and Montreux, where you'll take cooking classes, ride cable cars up Alpine peaks, enjoy spa days, chocolate workshops, and more.
Choose Switzerland during the warmer months for its green valleys, fertile vineyards, and soaring Alpine peaks. That's what's in store on this grand two-week getaway, starting with a taste of the delicious fusion cuisine in the Italian-speaking Ticino region. The rest of the journey will take you to historic cities like Zürich and Bern while allowing time for mountaineering adventures and wine and cheese tours.
With one week in Bali, you can hop between the northern highlands, the quaint coastal village of Pemuteran, and the bustling resort town of Sanur on a highlights tour. Or, join a sun-kissed adventure featuring Seminyak and Gili Trawangan filled with snorkeling excursions and beach time. If you're seeking a culturally rich trip, dedicate your time to the villages and temples in and around Ubud, and add on a trip to Sanur or Nusa Lembongan for a slice of coastal paradise.
Get into the festive spirit with this 10-day winter break in Sweden and Norway. The trip includes quality time in some of Scandinavia's top Christmas markets, based in historic city squares, nearby castles, and country estates. Browse the stalls for handmade gifts, sip mulled wine, and sing traditional carols to your heart's content. More winter adventures include a Swedish cinnamon bun masterclass, a fjord dinner cruise in Oslo, and a pamper day at a vineyard spa.
Scotland's natural beauty is on full display with this active 13-day adventure. Starting in Edinburgh, you'll jump behind the wheel and road trip across the Scottish Highlands, exploring the best of the Isle of Skye, Cairngorms National Park, the scenic drive called the NC500, and Glen Coe before finishing in Loch Lomond and Glasgow. This itinerary includes epic hikes, biking tours, sea kayaking, fishing, horseback riding, and loch cruises, with plenty of free time to explore at your own pace.
You can hit at least four regions on an eight-day road trip around Scotland. Active travelers and outdoor enthusiasts can try canyoning at Bruar Falls, mountain biking in the Highlands, sea kayaking around the Isle of Skye, and hiking at Ben Vrackie. Whisky connoisseurs will enjoy a tasting at Clydeside Distillery and a whisky masterclass at Blair Atholl Distillery, while road-tripping photographers can drive through the Highlands to Scotland's northernmost tip on the scenic North Coast 500.
The best way to enjoy Switzerland's famous Alpine landscapes is by train—whether it's between cities or up mountain peaks. You'll traverse both on this 10-day highlights tour that starts in the north at Zürich, turns south to lakeside Lugano in the Italian-speaking canton of Ticino, and then heads west to check off Lucerne, Bern, and Montreux. In between, you'll participate in cheese and chocolate workshops and even hop over to Italy for a cruise across chic Lake Como.
Thinking about Switzerland conjures images of snowcapped peaks, vast glaciers, storybook villages, and lush green valleys—all of which you'll find in the Bernese Oberland region. This 10-day adventure puts you right in the midst of this scenic beauty with multiday trekking from one soaring mountain to another. In between, you'll tour the postcard town of Interlaken and ride cable cars around the Alps.
Make this Christmas one for the books as you jet off to the winter wonderland that is Switzerland in December. This 10-day whirlwind adventure covers the best locales and activities, from browsing the Christmas markets in Geneva and Zürich to strolling Bern's UNESCO-listed Old Town. In between, you'll enjoy chocolate tours and cooking classes, visit historic castles, ride cable cars up to glaciers, and more.
Hop between the soaring Alpine landscapes of France and Switzerland on this adrenaline-filled 10-day itinerary. Take advantage of the pleasant weather in spring or summer to do some mountaineering, river rafting, paragliding, and cruising its turquoise lakes by boat. You'll also ride e-bikes to romantic waterfalls, hike the UNESCO-listed vineyards of Lavaux, and go canyoning in Annecy.
No need to let this winter be drab and bleak when you can jet off to the iconic Alps for a cold-weather holiday you won't soon forget. During this 10-day Swiss vacation, you'll enjoy many highlights, including ski days in St. Moritz, ice skating in Interlaken, and cable car rides up the Matterhorn—you'll even take a fondue boat cruise. As an added bonus, the trip starts with snowshoeing near the Italian border.
In the Alpine wonderland that is Switzerland, public transport takes on a whole new meaning. Over 10 days, you'll travel between colorful towns, lakeside cities, and mountain peaks by train, cogwheel railway, and even cable cars. Other highlights include hiking across green meadows, kayaking on azure lakes, riding bikes past waterfalls, and ascending iconic peaks like the Matterhorn.
Discover Scottish wilderness, wildlife, and whisky with this active 13-day trip. Starting from Glasgow, you'll board a train north and spend three memorable days hiking on the West Highland Way. From here, go fishing and taste local spirits on the Isle of Skye, wander the Culloden Battlefield, join an off-road safari in Cairngorms National Park, and cruise across Loch Ness. Finish with a hike to Stirling Castle, then explore Edinburgh's Royal Mile and admire the world's largest collection of Scotch whisky.
Take an epic drive around the pristine landscapes of Scotland on this active 12-day adventure. Begin your journey cycling across historic Edinburgh, then rent a car and drive north to Cairngorms National Park, where a wild river fishing expedition awaits. Then, conquer new heights as you summit Ben Nevis, Scotland's towering pinnacle, and take a boat tour off the Isle of Skye. If that's not enough, ride a horse in Loch Lomond, snorkel and eat seafood in Oban, and finish with a beer tour in Glasgow.
Thanks to Scotland's size and well-maintained roads, you can visit 3-4 regions in six days. History buffs will appreciate a tour of Culloden Battlefield and a stop at the Clava Cairns, while whisky lovers will enjoy distillery-hopping from Edinburgh to Inverness. Those keen on culture and cuisine can attend a Royal Scottish National Orchestra performance and partake in a Glasgow tasting tour. Active travelers eager to immerse in the natural environment can hike the Highlands and snorkel at Ganavan Bay.
History and hiking collide on this nine-day Scotland trip that includes three days of trekking on the West Highland Way. Explore Glasgow, then take a train to beautiful Loch Lomond for an equine adventure and time in nature. From there, journey north to Oban for island exploration and history lessons, then make your way to Fort William. Here you'll begin the West Highland Way, hiking Scotland's most scenic long-distance walk for three challenging days before returning to Glasgow.
Get off the beaten path with this nine-day Scottish adventure that unlocks a handful of lesser-known islands. Grab the keys to a rental car and set off to explore the beauty of the Isle of Arran, then return to the mainland for a whisky-tasting and traditional Scottish ceilidh in Oban. Bounce over to the Isle of Mull for three days of exploration, then drive to Loch Lomond to cruise across the water in a private yacht. End in Glasgow with an evening of traditional folk music.
This nine-day Scotland highlights itinerary squeezes just the right amount of fun into each day, moving at a more moderate pace. You'll explore Edinburgh, Cairngorms National Park, and Loch Lomond deeper, with almost three days in each destination. Discover history and Scottish food in the capital, then rent a car for your road trip north. In Pitlochry, you'll taste whisky and join a wildlife safari; then, it's on to Trossachs National Park for canoeing and horseback riding.
Explore Scotland's top single malts at the source with this nine-day self-drive whisky itinerary. The journey begins in Edinburgh with tastings and a hike up Arthur's Seat before you drive north to Speyside, the heart of Scotch whisky. Here you'll visit two distilleries and a historic cooperage workshop, then drive to Fort William, where the mountains, lochs, and malt whisky meet. Taste the local tipple and seek adventure on mountain biking trails before returning to Edinburgh.
This nine-day Scotland road trip ticks off the country's greatest outdoor adventures in just over a week. You'll gallop from Edinburgh into Cairngorms National Park for canyoning at Bruar Falls and an off-road wildlife safari. Then switch gears on the Isle of Skye when you pedal the Trotternish Peninsula on an e-bike. Board a ferry to the mainland for a wildlife boat tour to meet furry and feathered west coast locals, then spend a day hiking in Glen Coe and discover the vibrant street art scene of Glasgow.
With 10 days to explore Australia and New Zealand, you can jump between Queenstown, Sydney, Tasmania, and Perth to sample each country's highlights or get an introduction to Down Under culture while visiting Auckland, Rotorua, Melbourne, Uluru, and Sydney. Travelers eager to delve into outdoor pursuits will find Queenstown, Sydney, and Cairns ideal destinations, while those seeking a fast-paced trip can rent a car and take a road trip through New Zealand.
This two-week self-drive adventure will take you around the whole of Iceland—north, south, east, and west. It starts with city tours and nightlife in Reykjavík, then a trip south for off-roading, glaciers, lava caving, and hunting the northern lights. Continue up the rugged Eastfjords and tour the geothermal wonderland of the north before finishing the trip at western waterfalls and the relaxing Blue Lagoon.
Go off the beaten path on a road trip through Iceland's remote and rugged landscapes. Over 14 days during the pleasant summer months, you'll drive from Reykjavík up the scenic west coast, visiting national parks, fjords, waterfalls, geothermal areas, and more. Then continue to Iceland's east and south, where you'll go whale watching, explore lava caves, and soak in the famous Blue Lagoon.
Gear up (literally) for a rugged adventure that will take you into Iceland's untamed highlands. Meet your expert driver/guide and go off-roading around wildly beautiful landscapes, which include dried lava fields and towering basalt cliffs. When you're not in the Jeep, you'll enjoy other adventures ranging from ice climbing and glacier hikes to waterfall visits and long soaks in mineral hot springs.
