Explore is a global adventure travel company with nearly 40 years’ experience in providing exciting and authentic travel experiences. With over 600 trips in 130 countries, Explore’s expertly crafted itineraries combined with award-winning tour leaders, small group sizes and a commitment to responsible travel ensures unforgettable travel experiences in extraordinary destinations. Whether its wildlife, culture, walking and trekking, a polar voyage, cycling or a family adventure, our trips will give you once-in-a-lifetime experiences, every day.
An Explore holiday in Canada is an adventure into nature in its wildest state. Canada's sensational natural beauty, mountainous terrain and hundreds of miles of coastline ...
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Cuba Libre! – from £1,699 with Explore Journey through Cuba and explore it's eclectic culture. Travelling across the breadth of the country, we will discover highlights ...
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The phrase ‘small is beautiful’ could have been coined specifically with Ecuador in mind. By South American standards it is tiny (only half the size of France) but it ...
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Europe
More about this programmeThe local word for cloud is ský, rotten shark meat is considered a delicacy and Ketill, meaning ‘kettle’, is a popular boys’ name. It’s life through the looking glass ...
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On this adventure through the largest and wealthiest of the 'Stans, we explore the leafy streets of Almaty, discover Silk Road history in Turkestan and uncover eerie ...
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Portugal is scattered liberally with picturesque whitewashed towns and villages and their distinctive black and white cobblestone mosaic streets. A plain white wall ...
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Sri Lanka is a dream for wildlife lovers. Animals and birds are not only abundant, but relatively easy to spot! There are several national parks where large herds of ...
More about this programmeUkraine is steeped in grandeur and romance, a land of ethereal hilltop palaces and shining Orthodox domes. Punctuated by flower-festooned villages and rambling fields ...
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