worldwide adventure travel
On an Imaginative Traveller small group adventure holiday, you won’t just visit a new country; you’ll experience its heart.
We have over two decades of worldwide travel experience with cultural trips, walking and trekking tours, wildlife safaris, adventure and beach holidays, overland expeditions, family holidays, honeymoons and tailor-made tours. Perfect for couples, groups of friends or solo travellers, our authentic, affordable adventure tours offer such incredible value you can enjoy the Imaginative Traveller experience again and again!. . . discover our adventure holidays »
Get off the beaten track throughout South East Asia, Africa, India and the Himalayas, China and Central Asia, Central and South America and the Middle East. .
With 170 adventure tours and over 90 exciting NEW trips there is so much to choose from! Take a look at our pick of the best – our Top Twenty for 2012.
Take a look at our exciting brand NEW destinations. From the Baltics and the Balkans to Iceland, Georgia, Lebanon, Burma, Iran and more. .
Book our Sacred Land of the Incas trip by 31 March 2012 to travel by 30 September 2012 and gain two places for the price of one. !
Read about the highlight of any visit to Burma, Pagan, and our tours to this increasingly popular destination. .
Fancy a trip to Turkey? Read a traveller's firsthand account of Turkey Explored - ’My Dream Holiday’. .
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Waterfalls & Wildlife Reverse
From AUD 1260 for 12 days
South African beckons us with its rejuvenating hot springs and scenic canyon. Capping all this off we also cover certain highlights of South Africa, notably Blyde River Canyon, the world's read more »
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From AUD 1140 for 19 days
This challenging and rugged adventure, with plenty of time for sensible acclimatisation, follows the classic route to the Base Camp of Mt Everest and Kala Patar. Starting from Lukla, this Everest read more »
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From AUD 1250 for 15 days
Mexico is a perfect destination of ours. Rich in culture, stunning scenery, colourful markets, great local transport, friendly people and the archaeological remnants of the great empires of the read more »
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From AUD 792 for 17 days
Discover the magnificent diversity of India! Visit well-known sights such as the Taj Mahal, uncover the beauty of Udaipur, explore the quiet and friendly village of Tordi, pay homage to the read more »
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From AUD 1465 for 15 days
There are not too many countries in the world with the allure of Burma (Myanmar). Through years of isolation, it has managed to retain many of its cultural traditions and preserved much of its read more »
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Argentina
What a country! Argentine encapsulates in its length the incredible Iguazu Falls to the north, the land of the gauchos in the pampas mid-country, the stunning wild landscapes of Pa... read more »
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Burma
Come and discover the hidden land of Burma and its extraordinary people.
You’ll be one of very few outsiders who have. Burma remains an isolated, secret... read more »
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Peru
Desert, mountains and jungle. Peru adventure travel has it all.
Visit the Nazca Lines etched on the desert floor; sail on Lake Titicaca, the highest navi... read more »
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Thailand
From the unreal sprawl of Bangkok to the white sand beaches of the south washed by a jade-green sea, Thailand offers all the stunning scenery you'd expect of a tropical paradise co... read more »
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Uganda
Uganda offers an astounding variety of primates, the undoubted star attraction is the endangered mountain gorilla.
Coming face to face with these amazing... read more »
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Our latest forum posts:
Rajasthan at a Glance - 11the of FebruaryHi.
The day is approaching!
Someone else is going on this tour?
Manu
mcmc 07/02/12 West Africa Rhythm and Roots AccommodationsHello!
I am interested in the West Africa Rhythm and Roots tour, but I have a few questions about the accommodations.
For most nights the tour says we will be "camping", what are the tents like? Will we be staying in designated campsites? Do these campsites have basic ammenities (showers, laundry, etc). Also, is it safe? I'm sure a bunch of campers in the middle of West Africa would be prime taking for thieves. What about bugs and other nasties getting in?
redivan88 03/02/12Go to the forums » Rajasthan at a Glance - suitcase or rucksack?Hi!
I'm going to do the Rajasthan at a Glance tour in February.
Should I bring a suitecase with weels or a rucksack will be better?
Will we have the possibility to leave our luggage somewhere in Agra while we are visiting the place?
What about the other places we will visit during the trip?
Thanks in advance for the answer(s)!
M.
mcmc 26/01/12
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