Malta's Archaeological Heritage

Malta’s diminutive archipelago is by no means any indication of the vast riches it holds — from the Neolithic.

Archaeology of the Peloponnese

The Peloponnese is a place of timeless beauty.

Crete Archaeology

he Greek island of Crete presents a rich tapestry of archaeological treasures, sleepy villages and lively towns, all set in a Homeric landscape of mountains, gorges and flower-strewn pastures.

The Genius of Monet

Just as the gardens at Giverny inspired Monet, who spent half his life nurturing and enjoying them, so they continue to enthrall countless visitors more than 90 years after his death.

In the Footsteps of the Picts

Living beyond the northern frontier of the Roman Empire, the people of northern Scotland in the Dark Ages were known as the Picts – a name given by the Romans meaning the ‘painted - tattooed ones'.

Undiscovered Orkney

Orkney is an archipelago of 70 islands, each with their own distinctive charm, history and natural beauty.

Seine River Cruise featuring Giverny and the Gardens of Normandy

The incomparable gardens of Giverny, carefully maintained as Monet would have wished

The Manx Explorer

Visiting Castle Rushen, an impressive fortress which was once home to the Kings and Lords of Mann.

The Ancient Stones of the Outer Hebrides

In about 1800 BC, at around the time that the Middle Kingdom of Ancient Egypt was flourishing, an equally vigorous civilisation was leaving its mark on the far flung islands of the Outer Hebrides.

Gardens and Palaces of India

We discover the amazing Abhanri stepwell and we tour the impressive Amber Fort

Nova Scotia in the Fall

As hardwood trees such as maple, beech, poplar and birch blaze in the most brilliant colours

Discover Corfu with Lee Durrell

Highlights of Orkney and Shetland

Sail away to lands steeped in history, wildlife and stunning scenery, far from the jostling crowds to the haunting beauty of the Orkney and Shetland Isles.