In the southeast corner of the Mediterranean Egypt is one of Africa’s largest countries. From sprawling Cairo we travel up the Nile to Luxor and then into the ancient Valley of the Kings.
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In the Eastern Mediterranean, Turkey links Europe with the Middle East and Asia. Starting in the port town of Kusadasi, we’ll explore ancient Ephesus. Then we'll travel up to Pamukkale, visit Aphrodisias, and finish in Konya.
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Zane goes to the birthplace of rum. He explores an island original known as Falernum, drinks “corn and oil,” and meets up with a local action sports celebrity who shows him local rum shops, and the magic of becoming “invisible.”
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The crossroads of three great religions, Jerusalem has been fought over for centuries. This is the Holy Land. Whether you’re a pilgrim or a tourist or a little of both, Israel offers a world of memorable experiences.
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From Iron Bridge Gorge to the seaside amusements of Blackpool and from the pristine Lake District to Durham’s magnificent cathedral, we'll see a great deal from England's fascinating past while enjoying its friendly present.
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Norway in the far north of Europe stretches high into the Arctic and takes up the Western part of Scandinavian Peninsula. From its metropolis of Oslo, we catch the train to Sognefjord in the Fjord country, finishing in Bergen.
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This program is filled with dizzy alpine thrills, starting on the tip of a peak high above the French resort town of Chamonix, and ending in a cozy mountain hut in Switzerland.
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Using London as a starting point and base from which to explore, we’ll first head West to the Cotswolds, then up to Strafford–upon-Avon and Warwick, and finally we take a short side-trip to Cambridge.
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