This large Caribbean island, sixteenth largest on Earth, and the largest in the Caribbean, our Cuba guided tours explore a country blessed with beautiful beaches, friendly people and interesting colonial architecture. Due to western sanctions, much of Cuba’s vehicle fleet seems frozen in the 1950s.
The tower and Museo de la Lucha contra Banditos at Convento de San Francisco de Asis is a popular stop for visitors to Trinidad, Cuba.
While Cuba’s white sand beaches, warm turquoise waters contribute to making it a top destination for beach enthusiasts, venturing inland reveals deep valleys, spectacular mountains covered in thick, lush forests, amazing wildlife and cascading waterfalls.
Israel Group Tours – Exploring the Holy Land
On our Israel group tours, travellers will have a chance to delve into the multi-layered history of this complex country. Discovering this land, with many religions considering Jerusalem as their holiest city, necessitates a slower pace to be able to understand how everyday life here is closely intertwined with religion.
The Dome of the Rock, with its distinctive golden dome, is and Islamic shrine located in Jerusalem’s old city, atop the Temple Mount and was finished construction in 691 AD.
There is more to Israel than religion though, and on our Israel group tours, we’ll explore the diverse geography of this country at the end of the Mediterranean Sea, with the Red Sea to its south.
Southeast Asia Tours – Tropical Climate & Fascinating Cultures
Our Southeast Asia tours are popular with people seeking exotic escapes to tropical regions where they’ll experience diverse cultures.
Located in Lovina, Bali, Indonesia on Bratan Lake, the beautiful Pura Ulun Danu temple is also referred to as the Floating Temple. The construction of this Hindu water temple dates back to the 17th century.
Romantic visions of Vietnam’s terraced rice fields with a lone worker tending his crop tug at the heartstrings. For generations Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, and its sprawling, crumbling complexes of temples have ignited the dreams of those who would wander them.
Five Advantages of Small Group Tours
When you imagine yourself staring into an African sunset listening to the roar of a lion’s call from beyond the savannah or stepping onto the ancient stones that gather to create Angkor Wat - how do you picture it?
- Peaceful?
- Tranquil?
- Thoughtful?
- Intelligent?
Well, that’s how we imagine it because that is how it should be.
At Adventures Abroad Travel, we specialize in utilizing the advantages of small group tours to explore exotic locations around the world. That means our small group tours experience each destination in a meaningful way to create not only fond memories but gain a strong understanding of the culture.
Why Oman should be on your travel wish list
It’s hard not to get lost in the noise that hums around a certain region. In the Arabian Gulf, that noise often exudes from certain cosmopolitan cities with attractions such building the world’s tallest buildings, malls with indoor ski slopes, and where architecture takes on forms that only the most creative can imagine.
Oman – Beauty has an address
But if you look further south, you’ll find a country on the peninsula that rejects the over the top construction and has its soul firmly planted in tradition. Oman is a place that while being very much in the present, feels almost lost in time in certain aspects. It’s a fairy tale of a far-away land that retains its charms and culture.
An Introduction to Australia's Outback
Australia's outback is a curious place. Any length of a walk along the fiery red earth will stain your toes a copper orange. People will warn you that beyond your line of sight are fearsome creatures such as spiders, snakes, dingoes, and crocodiles hiding in the bushes in some remote landscape. In my few weeks of exploring, no fearsome creatures were met, unless you count the kangaroos and wallabies with an affinity for darting in front of cars.
Uluru is also known as Ayers Rock, and is probably Australia’s most recognized landmark. It is 3.6 kilometres long and 1.9 kilometres wide.
Most of the ancient land Australia occupies is a dusty plain known as the outback. A sparsely populated arid region, with harsh conditions and out of this world landscapes. That the Aboriginals have managed to survive here for 50,000 years is impressive enough, the fact they thrived for much of that history is beyond comprehension.
