Where the wild things are

• Chiang Mai & Chiang Rai

The trip begins with an exceptional elephant experience at Anantara Golden Triangle, setting the scene for the standard of luxury you can expect over the days ahead. You’ll hop from place to place, always departing and arriving by private transfer, and experience the diversity of Thailand, from the urban metropolis of Bangkok to the sensational beaches of Khao Lak and Phuket.

• Kigali

Seek out the country’s infamous chimpanzees in Nyungwe National Park, trek with some of the world’s last remaining mountain gorillas in Volcanoes National Park and explore Rwandan culture and history on this 8-day journey that will leave you in awe of nature’s power.

• Bandhavgarh National Park

If you’ve always dreamed of seeing a tiger in the wild or you’ve been inspired by Rudyard Kipling’s wild tales of the jungle, choose this ultimate wildlife itinerary. Visit lesser known national parks for a more intimate wildlife experience and tick off some of India's icons such as the Taj Mahal, Marine Drive in Mumbai and Humayun's Tomb, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Banff, Lake Louise & Jasper

This is a sensational Canadian road trip, just as scenic and exciting as you imagine. Soaring mountains and bright blue lakes hold challenges for adventurers, and there are sweeping vistas from high-up vantage points for those who want to sit back and enjoy the view. On this self-guided road trip, you’ll hop westwards from Calgary until you reach gorgeous Vancouver on the Pacific coast.

• Cape Town

Explore 'The Mother City' from world-famous Table Mountain to the vibrant V&A Waterfront, Robben Island and the penguins at Boulders Beach. Venture through the cellar doors of the vineyards for superb wine-tasting, and experience an exhilarating safari in the private conservancies around the Kruger National Park.

• The Whitsunday Islands

Sleep on the Great Barrier Reef in a swag tent under the stars. Horizon invisible. Stars blazing. If you’re in, you’re in for an adventure.

• Maldives
• 5 Stars

With homemade bubblegum ice cream and a beach club vibe, expect a whimsical time on these paradise shores.

• Sri Lanka

See two different sides of Sri Lanka – the Cultural Triangle with its epic heritage monuments and natural landmarks, and the shimmering east coast where there's little more to do than swim, snorkel and soak up the sun. Every Kuoni tour in Sri Lanka will have a private chauffeur-guide. More than just a driver, your guide will become a constant companion – knowledgeable about everything to do with Sri Lanka; you’ll find yourself in endless conversation. They know exactly what you need and when.

• Maldives
• 4 Stars

A dazzling lineup of facilities make the large island of Kuramathi one of the Maldives’ most popular resorts.

• Turks & Caicos
• 5 Stars

Wymara Resort & Villas has a confidence that’s earned through consistently delivering exceptional hospitality, securing its status as one of The Leading Hotels of the World.

• Singapore

Singapore and Langkawi are polar opposites and so this twin centre will give you a feel for the region’s diversity. One day you can be strolling round designer malls and sipping cocktails from skyrises and the next, lounging on sugar-white sands and sailing through mangroves. After all, what’s better than a sightseeing-filled city break followed by lazy days made up of sun, sea and sand?

• Kuala Lumpur

Stay a few days in Kuala Lumpur to discover the cosmopolitan capital's famous skyscrapers, idyllic parklands and incredible street food scene. Then head to the majestic Borneo for some rain forest explorations, rest, relaxation and stunning landscapes.

• Perth & Fremantle

You'll be cruising on Celebrity Edge® – the perfect choice if you’re new to cruise and seeking something beyond the ordinary. The service is exceptional from the minute you step onboard and experience entertainment and shore explorations throughout your voyage, plus award-winning dining as part of your cruise. Departs 3rd November 2026; other departures available in October 2026, December 2026, March 2027 and March 2028.

• Grenada
• 5 Stars

Five-star fun for the whole crew awaits.

• Amboseli & Chyulu Hills

Discover the unique volcanic landscape of Tsavo West, where herds of magnificent elephants share the same vibrant hues as the rich red soil. In Amboseli, with its dramatic backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, enjoy game drives across a wide-open landscape where zebras, buffalo and wildebeest graze alongside a thousand-strong herd of elephants and prowling big cats.

• Damaraland

Discover a backdrop of wild and dramatic landscapes, from the world’s highest sand dunes to the stunning wilderness of Damaraland. Encounter a variety of wildlife species in Etosha National Park alongside the more elusive and uniquely rewarding desert adapted species of the northwest. Throughout the tour, you will be accompanied by a local tour guide who will provide you with a deeper understanding and appreciation for the incredible places you visit.

• Chobe National Park

There’s a distinct feel of exclusivity throughout, with intimate lodges, small planes and fantastic game-viewing experiences. Then visit the thundering Victoria Falls.

• Arusha

It hits the must-see spots like the Serengeti and the almighty Ngorongoro Crater but also pops into quieter corners: the baobab-tree-dappled Tarangire National Park – a go-to for elephant lovers – and the rural heartland of Karatu. You'll ride by tuk tuk through vibrant Mto Wa Mbu and stay at Acacia Fram Lodge Karatu, a working farm that supports local communities. Add in a visit to the ‘cradle of mankind’, the Olduvai Gorge, and you’ve got yourself an epic trip.

• Negombo

But most importantly, it’s perfect if you’re looking for places to stay where, as a family of three or four, you can all bundle in together in one suite, villa or connecting rooms. You’ll get to explore the wonders of Sri Lanka together from the Cultural Triangle to the coast via the Hill Country and a wildlife-rich national park.

• Cape Town

If you’re going back and forth on where to go on your next family holiday, stop scrolling and get your passport ready for a week-long South African city and safari itinerary designed for all your squad. First stop, Cape Town, for energy, ambiance, outdoor capers, that famous colony of penguins and one of the new Seven Wonders of Nature, Table Mountain. Then a flight to the Eastern Cape, to Kariega Game Reserve, where you’ll be meeting the giraffes who are too tall for selfies and the leopards who are too fast for photos.

• Maasai Mara

One of our most popular Kenya safaris now has a family-friendly version. Watch in awe as your children see animals in their natural environment, wild and free. It's not all about the wildlife, we've built in plenty of cultural activities too. We can keep the most inquisitive of minds busy with organised child-friendly activities. The accommodation we have picked keeps the family close together with connecting rooms and tents with two bedrooms.

• Borneo

Over six days, you’ll track orangutans in the treetops, drift down rivers at dawn, and walk rainforest trails after dark with nothing but torchlight and luck on your side. Along the way, you’ll be chasing Borneo’s own Big 5 – orangutan, proboscis monkey, pygmy elephant, crocodile, and rhinoceros hornbill – a line-up that makes every boat trip and jungle trek feel like a live-action treasure hunt.

• Phuket

The three-day experience at Elephant Hills immerses you in the natural beauty of Khao Sok National Park before you head to Khao Lak and The Sands – great for a mix of lazing on the beach, by the pool and shopping at local markets.