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The secret life of Giraffes

What weighs up to 2 tonnes, is born 6 foot tall and hails from Africa?

Neptunes Staircase to Old London Town

We’re so proud to present this once a year opportunity to Scotland and England with Lord of the Glens.

What's brilliant about Beavers

Did you know that the amazing beaver may be able to help reverse some of the affects of climate change?

Explore wildest Tasmania

Douglas Mawson’s maiden voyage in December, 2025, will take adventure seekers on a nine-night, wild-nature themed circumnavigation of Tasmania embracing wild, deserted coastlines, spectacular scenery, rich wildlife and far-flung islands, with Tasmania’s long December daylight hours enhancing the experience….

Cruise Line Review – Ponant

Get the low-down on Ponant Cruises by the team at QuirkyCruise.com

Mad about Madagascar

If you’ve never considered Madagascar as a destination before, then here is why it is on our ‘to-do’ list. Maybe you can add it to yours…

Caribbean Rum Cake – the taste of travel

Here is our version of a Caribbean rum cake that is the next best thing to being on a swaying hammock as you watch the sunset on a Jamaican beach and listen to the sounds of a reggae band in the distance….

Basque-ing in the Culture

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Read about the fascinating region of the Basque Country right here.

Labrador – a place deserving to be on your travel bucket list

Labrador, the wild and rugged land in northeastern Canada, offers a unique travel experience that captivates the hearts of adventurers and nature lovers alike. From its breathtaking landscapes to its rich cultural heritage, Labrador is a hidden gem waiting to be explored.

Slow Travel – on the world’s largest sailing ship

As life gets faster and Christmas comes round ever quicker, it’s ironical – but anecdotally welcome – that one of the fastest-growing trends in tourism is the art of slow travel – and in particular, slow cruising.