Smiling Albino’s Full Albino
13 days for $2400 CAD/person
This legendary 13-day adventure features insider ins and outs of Bangkok, the incredible ancient capital of Ayutthaya, a healthy dose of life in the Kingdom’s northernmost province, Chiang Rai, and a chaser of beach paradise at the end. This epic, multi-activity outing was designed to create a smooth, exciting and total-quality Siamese experience.
14 days for $3095 CAD/person
The Kathmandu Valley and Chepang Hills are away from the beaten track, yet very close to Kathmandu. This area is an ideal location for trekking with the feeling of being a pioneer. This fabled region conjures up images of mystical mountain people, enterprising explorers, ambitious mountain ascents, dramatic scenery and Hindu-Buddhist spiritualists. Very few foreigners have walked these paths and as a result experiences with locals are very special. There are a number of different ethnic groups in the areas we visit including the Magars, Gurungs, Newars and the very unique Chepang, who have until recently lived a semi nomadic lifestyle as hunter gatherers.
Hang on for the ultimate custom-designed Himalayan dream adventure combining biking, hiking, rafting, a flight past Everest and a safari atop elephants to see rhinos and other creatures in their natural environments. Specially designed as one of our “dream adventures”, Nepal experiences just don’t get any better than this!
Southern Morocco is a land of extreme contrasts – from the commanding kasbahs and lush oases of the Draa Valley, to the high peaks and hidden valleys of the Atlas Mountains or the sand dunes of Erfoud. It is also a wonderful region for an exotic cycling holiday – traffic is minimal, road surfaces good and the winter climate is ideal!
Well here I am again. I am now down under in the land of OZ. It was quite the excitement getting here. Up at 3:00 AM (yes AM) to catch our shuttle to the airport at 4:15 AM. Our plane was departing from Christchurch to Auckland at 5:50 AM. So we get to the airport at 4:45 AM – line up at the Air New Zealand counter – get our bags on the scale and find out we are in the wrong line up. Jumping….! Anyway the run begins to the next part of the airport to get into the right line up. OK – we are on time and all is well.
