Journeys planned by Audley Travel are defined by customized luxury, whether your travel preference centers on cultural tours, road trips, wildlife vacations, active getaways or straight-up indulgence. Every detail is tailored to your personal interests and preferences, beginning with a personal consultation with a trip-planning specialist. The itinerary develops with plenty of personal input, ensuring that your traveling goals and desires are paramount to the planning process. Once the booking stage has been reached, a call with your personal specialist helps finesse details or answer any lingering questions. Even after travel has begun, a dedicated number links you to a specialist 24 hours a day.
Your challenge is deciding where to go. Tailored journeys can be arranged in over 75 destinations across the planet, including the Zanzibar Archipelago, Oman, New Zealand, India, Maldives, Egypt, Bhutan, Ecuador, Australia, Mongolia, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, Bolivia, and even Antarctica and the Arctic. Go far off the beaten track while exploring Easter Island, crossing Siberia, or visiting with the indigenous Iatmul people of Papua New Guinea. Immerse yourself in a scandalous amount of luxury in an African safari lodge or a restored Kasbah in Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains; or do both islands of New Zealand first class from start to finish, with a balloon ride above the Canterbury Plains, a helicopter tour over Fiordland National Park and a gourmet wine tour through the Marlborough Region. Travel specialists are personally familiar with your chosen destination, adding an insider element that helps guarantee a unique experience.
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