Seven nights on the Riviera Maya, where the water is the kind of turquoise that doesn't look real until you're standing in it.

An all-inclusive in Mexico gives you enough to keep you busy if you want it — Tulum, Playa del Carmen, cenotes worth the detour — and enough reason to stay put if you don't. The food is good, the beach is right there, and the pace slows down the moment you arrive.

Going solo just means the itinerary is entirely yours

Tuscany through its food, wine, and countryside.

Seven nights in Montecatini put you at the heart of the region, with daily excursions to Chianti vineyards, medieval Lucca, and the storybook village of Bolgheri. A hands-on cooking class at a rustic Tuscan farmhouse means you're not just seeing Italy, you're tasting it.

Everything is handled — motorcoach, meals, a professional tour director — so you can focus on the actual experience.

Thailand rewards the curious traveller, and this itinerary gives you three of its best destinations in ten nights.

Bangkok's temples and street food, Chiang Mai's mountain calm and a traditional Khan Toke dinner, and Phuket's beaches and island escapes — each one completely different from the last. Enough structure to take the guesswork out of it, enough free time to make it your own. 

This is Thailand done properly.

This journey through Egypt packs in awe-inspiring culture and adventure in eight energetic days. Explore ancient sites (including the most famous of them all, the Great Pyramid of Giza).

Embrace culture and people as you sample traditional fare with a Nubian family in a local village. Feel the buzz of vibrant bazaars, and relax as you sail the Nile in a traditional felucca.

This cruise visits several beautiful beaches and towns with a unique vibe in the Eastern Caribbean. Spend a day on a white sand beach, marvelling at the turquoise waters. Visit colourful Caribbean towns with unique history. Spend a day on a private island.

And the best part - you only unpack once. 

Seven days, two lanes and a road that keeps narrowing until you're squeezing past stone walls older than memory. The Atlantic crashing somewhere just out of sight. 

Ireland at your own pace means castle ruins at breakfast, a pint in a pub where nobody knows you by dinner, and the kind of quiet that only comes when you put the map away.