This journey combines guided time in Ecuador’s capital with an expedition cruise through the Galapagos Islands on board Celebrity Flora. Begin with a short stay in Quito to settle in and explore the city before flying to the Galapagos to spend seven nights sailing among some of the most wildlife rich islands on earth. The trip finishes back in Quito with a relaxed post cruise stay before returning home.
This seven night journey offers a well balanced way to experience southern Morocco, moving from the energy of Marrakech into the Atlas Mountains and deep into the Sahara. Travelling in a small group with a local guide, you’ll cover long distances comfortably while staying in a mix of hotels and a desert camp. With most meals, activities and transport included, this route focuses on places that show how Morocco actually works, rather than ticking off sights.
City escapes don’t have to mean racing between landmarks or following the same well worn routes. Some of the best short breaks are in cities that are easy to explore, rewarding without being overwhelming, and packed with things you can do at your own pace. From food led old towns to walkable waterfronts and neighbourhoods worth lingering in, these cities are ideal for a few days away when you want variety, good atmosphere and time to actually enjoy where you are.
This once-in-a-lifetime family adventure combines the natural wonders of New Zealand with the white sands and turquoise waters of Fiji. Over two unforgettable weeks, you’ll journey through vibrant cities, glow-worm caves, and Middle-earth landscapes before swapping it all for six nights of pure relaxation on Fiji’s Coral Coast. With carefully chosen hotels, private transfers, guided touring, and international flights included, every detail has been designed to balance discovery with down time, making it a perfect holiday for families.
Spend nine nights in Mauritius on a relaxed all inclusive break, well suited to couples who want warm seas, good swimming and an easy place to switch off. Fly from Dublin with Turkish Airlines via Istanbul, then transfer privately to Shandrani Beachcomber Resort & Spa. The resort sits on a peninsula on the south east coast, with beaches and lagoon swimming on one side and open sea views on the other.
This thirteen night journey through Vietnam and Cambodia suits travellers who want variety in their destinations and a clear flow from place to place. Starting in Hanoi, the route moves south through central and southern Vietnam before continuing into Cambodia, combining guided touring with time to enjoy each location without overloading the days. With private transfers, internal flights and key experiences included, the trip works well for first time visitors who want to see the highlights done properly.
This trip combines time in Seattle with an Alaska cruise on board Celebrity Edge, followed by a stay in Vancouver. You begin with three nights in Seattle to explore the waterfront, neighbourhoods and food scene before sailing through Alaska’s Inside Passage, with ports including Ketchikan, Juneau and Skagway, plus scenic cruising to Dawes Glacier. The journey finishes in Vancouver, where you have time to enjoy the city’s harbour setting, neighbourhoods and scenery.
Japan rewards travellers who enjoy movement, culture and contrasts. This twelve night journey links Tokyo, Kanazawa, Takayama, Hiroshima, Kyoto and the Fuji Five Lakes by bullet train, ferry and local transport, giving a genuine sense of how the country works day to day. Guided touring with G-Adventures adds context in the right places, while free time lets you explore neighbourhoods, food and museums at your own pace. With Etihad flights from Dublin and a 14 day Japan Rail Pass included, it is a smooth and well structured introduction to Japan’s highlights.
Marking 100 years of Route 66, this three week self drive journey crosses eight states and traces the original “Mother Road” from Chicago to Santa Monica, mixing big cities, small towns, desert landscapes and classic Americana along the way. With handpicked stops, city hotels and time in Santa Monica at the end, it’s a nostalgic and varied way to experience the full length of the historic highway.
