Why you should consider a wild camping adventure in Botswana
Written by Peregrine Travel Centre SA team member Adriana. Picture perfect sunsets. Incredible wildlife. Breathtaking scenery. Friendly local people. Everything about Africa makes you want to keep returning for years to come! I recently embarked on my first trip to Africa and it was one of the best adventures I have ever had! I decided […]
Read the full postOnce in a lifetime Orangutan Experience!
Today, Monday 19 August, is World Orangutan Day! Raising awareness about these incredible creatures and the effect deforestation for palm oil has had on their environment and consequently their numbers. If you’re a wildlife enthusiast with a passion for conservation – we’ve found a fantastic opportunity to combine this passion with your love of travel! […]
Read the full postWhy volunteering in Africa was my best adventure yet!
Written by Peregrine Travel Centre SA team member Adriana. For the past 10 years I’ve had a desire to give back in a small way and combine it with my love of travel. I finally had the chance to incorporate a volunteer project into my recent adventure to Africa and it was one of the […]
Read the full post5 things I learned conquering Everest Base Camp as a solo female traveller
Original blog post featured on The Journal by Intrepid, written by Tayla Gentle. As a woman travelling solo you run the gamut of emotions; everything from liberating highs to paralysing fears can cross your adventuring path. For me, independent travel has always been an incredibly freeing experience – I am woman, hear me roar/snore/speak terrible […]
Read the full postA guide to The Kimberley
We’re fortunate here in Australia to have so many amazing destinations on our doorstep. The Kimberley region is no exception – relaxing on the pristine beaches of Broome, enjoying a cruise along the picture-perfect coastline and heading off on a 4WD adventure through some breathtaking landscapes! We sat down with Matthew Fleming, owner of The […]
Read the full postTravel through Kenya in luxury!
Our team member Louise recently embarked on a trip in Kenya with the experts at African Wildlife Safaris. She was fortunate enough to check out some of the amazing luxury accommodation in the region and has put together a guide for us below. You can find out more about travel to Kenya by reading our […]
Read the full postWalking the Prosecco Hills
Written by Peregrine Travel Centre SA client Bron Gascoigne. I recently went on my first Exodus Tour – “Walking the Prosecco Hills”. With a name like that, I knew what I was getting myself in for .. or so I thought. The trip was everything I expected, and more. Friendly people, lush countryside, outstanding architecture, […]
Read the full postI’m a solo traveller in my 40s; here’s why I love group tours
Original blog post featured in The Journal by Intrepid, by Liz Oke. The solo travel bug came early for me, and the courage to act on it came much later. In my teens and 20s, I daydreamed about going out into the world solo, yet my lack of courage to act on it held me […]
Read the full postTop 5 iconic sporting experiences around the world
Even if you aren’t a huge sports fan, going to a sporting event while travelling in another part of the world is still a unique and enjoyable experience. It’s a great inclusion to any itinerary – and if your timing is within the regular season, tickets are normally not too difficult to come by. Here […]
Read the full postOur guide to a winter escape in Fiji!
Winter is coming. While we brace ourselves for the next four months of cold weather, the thought of locking in a short getaway somewhere warm and tropical is ever so enticing. Fiji is the perfect island paradise to getaway too – great for couples, families or even groups of friends – it is a destination […]
Read the full postOn board the Viking Sun
On Saturday 23 March, the Viking Sun docked into Outer Harbour, Adelaide as part of its 141 day world voyage! Launched in 2017, this ocean vessel is one of 6 in Viking Ocean Cruises fleet of state-of-the-art ocean ships. Each of the 6 ships are identical and can carry 930 passengers in all verandah staterooms […]
Read the full post7 perfect destinations in South East Asia for solo female travel
Original blog post featured on The Journal by Intrepid, by Liv Bohn. While most of South East Asia is suitable for women exploring alone, these are spots I have visited that I think are really safe, friendly and comfortable as a solo female traveller. Not to mention, totally beautiful! If it’s your first time in […]
Read the full postEaster traditions around the world
Original blog post featured on The Journal by Intrepid, by Miranda Forstmanis. For many, Easter arrives with the promise of long weekends, easter egg hunts, and the ability to overindulge in an excessive amount of chocolate without fear of judgement. But while this might be the norm for countries like the United Kingdom, Australia, the […]
Read the full postSimply Sri Lanka – why is it the place to visit?!
Sri Lanka has certainly grown in popularity this year, having topped the list of Lonely Planet’s top 10 countries to visit in 2019, and rightly so. It’s home to unique wildlife, a diverse mix of cultures and religions, incredible natural wonders to visit and some of the most beautiful beaches in the world! Our team […]
Read the full postFive tips for travelling solo
If the thought of heading off on an independent adventure is holding you back – we’ve put together our top five tips for making your solo trip that little less daunting! Research before you go For some, the idea of getting lost on your own in a foreign country can be scary. Not knowing the […]
Read the full postA guide to the Greek Islands
A summer in Europe isn’t complete without a visit to the Greek Islands! Yes, June/July/August is a busy time to visit and the weather can be quite hot – but for the 20/30 somethings, it really is a great time to explore these incredible islands! If you’re looking to avoid the crowds, but still experience […]
Read the full postWhat it’s really like watching the Northern Lights in Iceland
Original blog post featured in The Journal by Intrepid Travel, by Steph Millington. The widely disputed list of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World contains some staggering spectacles, but I consider only one worthy of being at the top of the chart; Aurora Borealis or The Northern Lights. Why? It’s an exclusive natural phenomenon […]
Read the full post6 hottest food destinations in Europe for Summer 2019
Original blog post featured on The Journal by Intrepid, by Bex Shapiro. Think of Europe and there’s no doubt that cobblestone streets, historic architecture and that picture-perfect coastline makes an appearance. But the food (ah the food!) is sure to feature too. As diverse as the continent is small, it offers something for every type […]
Read the full postA guide to travel in Iran
Written by Peregrine Travel Centre SA team member Monica. Iran is a destination most people don’t even consider for their next holiday, which is a shame because it has so much to offer travellers and is safe to visit! Our team member Monica recently returned from visiting this incredible part of the world, she absolutely […]
Read the full postOur favourite icons around the world
The world is filled with iconic sites that fill up the pages of travel brochures and are the centre of travel photos on social media. They aren’t the main reason we travel to a certain destination, but for first time visitors they are definitely on the list of things to see! Some may leave you […]
Read the full postA weekend in Atlanta
Written by Peregrine Travel Centre SA team member Adriana. In March last year I spent a weekend in Atlanta after a 3-week tour. I wasn’t sure what to expect from this southern capital city, but I left pleasantly surprised and wanting to return for more. As I only had two days, I chose to do […]
Read the full post5 experiences that prove Sri Lanka is an adventurer’s paradise
Original blog post featured on The Journal by Intrepid, by Ryan Bolton. Let’s start here: Sri Lanka has it all, adventure-seekers. Remarkable landscapes that take a while for you to register all that you’re seeing. Rich, succulent foods with exotic flavours that dance in the sea breeze. Vast multi-cultural and multi-religious roots. Fun-loving, curious locals. […]
Read the full post10 Unique stays that should be on your bucket list
Original blog post featured on The Journal by Intrepid, by Rebecca Shapiro. Sometimes any old hotel just doesn’t do. Actually, any old hotel never does the job at Intrepid Travel. We’re all about locally-owned ones, authentic ones, and ones that offer something a little bit different. So, to give you a sneak peak at some […]
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