Being on holiday doesn’t mean you should have to take a pause from your hobbies. That’s why Avalon Waterways has created their collection of special interest river cruises. Complement stories with stout, winding scenery with wine, palatial impressions with photography, and fairytale villages with holiday festivities. Pack your passions on one of these special interest river cruises with […]
Tag: Nature
Why the Canadian Rockies Are Perfect for a Guided Tour
With towering peaks, turquoise lakes, abundant wildlife and beautiful national parks, the Canadian Rockies are a huge drawcard for this wondrous country. However, photos don’t do it justice. Nothing can beat seeing it in the flesh, and on a tour is the best way to discover them. This area is vast, remote and can be logistically complex so here’s why the Canadian Rockies are […]
Say ‘oui’ to the Rhône
Flowing from the glacial waters of the Swiss Alps to the Mediterranean Sea, the Rhône River winds its way through the lush lavender fields, sun-washed storybook villages and fabled French vineyards that inspired Van Gogh, Cézanne and Gaugin. Here’s why you should say ‘oui’ to the Rhône. Savour the savoir-faire Treat yourself to the lands of […]
The Magic of the Italian Lakes
Just as there is a certain mystery to the vineyard- and village-dotted land of Italy, there’s also a spellbinding magic to the country’s waters. With visits to three of Italy’s most scenic lakes, as well as the fashionable cities of Milan and Verona, travellers can enjoy the calming effects of […]
Scotland for Every Traveller
Where misty highlands meet bustling cities, ancient castles stand tall, and every pub has a story…hello, Scotland! There is so much to uncover with dramatic landscapes and a vibrant culture. Interested? There is a Scotland for every traveller, so join us on a Globus or Cosmos tour to find out […]
Choosing Your Perfect River Cruise in France
If there’s one way to elevate your travels in France, it’s by adding a river cruise. The Seine, Saône, and Rhône are its three main rivers, complete with the (smaller) Dordogne and Garonne. Feel like you’re sailing through a living postcard, from vineyards and medieval towns to Gothic cathedrals and […]