These sea-based journeys drop you into some of the most pristine underwater ecosystems on the planet. Liveaboard trips mean days at sea, waking up over coral reefs, and diving multiple times a day with expert crews.

Best for: Ocean lovers, underwater photographers, and certified divers.

Expect: Basic to premium boat accommodations, reef conservation insight, and abundant marine life.

These aren’t joyrides—they’re odysseys. Ride through winding highland roads, bustling rural backroads, or desert valleys with nothing between you and the elements. Tours are supported but demand confidence, curiosity, and a thirst for the long road.

Best for: Independent spirits, adrenaline-seekers, and lovers of raw travel.

Expect: Group support, varied terrain, and plenty of stories to bring home.

Overland adventures are about the journey as much as the destination. You’ll travel by rugged vehicle, crossing vast landscapes and stopping to explore remote natural and cultural sites. Think desert tracks, mountain passes, and wild camps under open skies.

Best for: Travellers who want to cover serious ground, go off-piste, and sleep where there’s no signal.

Expect: Long drives, varied accommodation (tent to eco-lodge), and immersive detours.

Some places demand more than one way to explore. These tours combine multiple modes—hiking, kayaking, mountain biking, and more—into a single, unforgettable itinerary. They’re high-energy, low-impact, and deeply rewarding.

Best for: Active travellers who want movement, variety, and fun.

Expect: Changing terrain, varied gear, and full-body engagement.

These trips are powered by your own two feet. You'll spend days moving through wild terrain—across ridgelines, jungle paths, or ancient pilgrim trails—carrying only what you need and sleeping close to the earth.

Best for: Those who crave simplicity, solitude, and soul-stirring views.

Expect: Variable terrain, physical effort, small-group camaraderie, and off-grid camping or eco-lodges.

True safaris aren’t about ticking off the Big Five—they’re about patient, respectful encounters in wild spaces. These tours take you deep into nature reserves with local guides who know the land and its rhythms.

Best for: Nature lovers, photographers, and travellers seeking ethical animal encounters.

Expect: Game drives, walking safaris, community insights, and sustainable lodges.