From January through April, the spectacular Humpback Whales migrate south and are often sighted off shore. Every year, from winter to early spring, hundreds of these leviathans, up to 45 feet in length and weighing 30 tons, migrate about 3,600 miles from Alaska to mate, give birth and fast in our tropical seas. The Noa Noa, "Feeling Free" in Polynesian and the new Kaimaka "Eyes of the Sea" are the ultra stable, 50-foot catamarans. They are considered the island of Hawaii's most precious gems. Their sleek design enables sailing speeds of up to 12 knots or 15 miles per hour. With a 50-foot mast and 870 square feet of sail, the catamarans make a breathtaking sight on the horizon. The catamarans feature plenty of seating space, a fully stocked bar, sunning nets, and two marine restrooms.

Billie Swamp Safari Park in Florida opens 2,200 lush acres of its Big Cypress Reservation to the public. This is an unparalleled opportunity to experience, first-hand the majesty of nature. Billie Swamp Safari Park offers daily tours into reservation wetlands, hardwood hammocks and sloughs where wildlife abounds, sightings of deer, water buffalo, bison, wild hogs, hawks, eagles other rare birds and alligators are common - there are even Florida panthers in the area. This tour is provided aboard swamp buggies, customized motorized vehicles specially designed to provide visitors with an elevated view of the frontier while comfortably riding through the wetlands and cypress heads. Also, visitors may choose to take an exhilarating airboat ride which operate daily or take a walk through the cypress dome boardwalk nature trail. Visit an authentic Seminole village and experience traditional stories, arts and crafts. Located just 3 miles from Billie Swamp Safari Parkis the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum (which means to learn). Here, you'll have the opportunity to learn about the exciting history and culture of the Seminole Indians and Big Cypress Reservation. The museum exhibits and rare artifacts show how the Seminole ancestors lived in the Florida swamps and Everglades.

Billie Swamp Safari Park in Florida opens 2,200 lush acres of its Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation to the public. It is Florida's number 1 eco-heritage wildlife park, located on the Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation. This is an unparalleled opportunity to experience, first-hand the majesty of nature. Billie Swamp Safari Parkoffers daily tours into reservation wetlands, hardwood hammocks and sloughs where wildlife abounds, sightings of deer, water buffalo, bison, wild hogs, hawks, eagles other rare birds and alligators are common - there are even Florida panthers in the area. Ride off on a Safari Tour where you will see native and exotic wildlife. You'll discover a fascinating world that has evolved over thousands of years. This tour is provided aboard swamp buggies, customized motorized vehicles specially designed to provide visitors with an elevated view of the frontier while comfortably riding through the wetlands and cypress heads. Also, visitors take an exhilarating airboat ride and experience an educational alligator and snake demonstration. Take a walk through the cypress dome boardwalk nature trail and visit an authentic Seminole village where you can experience traditional arts and crafts.

Billie Swamp Safari Park opens 2,200 lush acres of its Big Cypress Reservation to the public. This is an unparalleled opportunity to experience, first-hand the majesty of nature. Billie Swamp Safari Park offers daily tours into reservation wetlands, hardwood hammocks and sloughs where wildlife abounds, sightings of deer, water buffalo, bison, wild hogs, hawks, eagles other rare birds and alligators are common - there are even Florida panthers in the area.

Enjoy a gentle sail to this uninhabited little island designated as a national park for all to enjoy nature as it should be. These reef-bound waters are perfect for children and beginner snorkellers or for simply enjoying a swim in the protected bay. The water is warm and calm, the underwater sea life is colourful and exciting, snorkeling on this reef is a truly perfect experience.

Enjoy smooth waters and blue skies as you float down the beautiful Colorado River between the cliffs of Black Canyon. The spectacular cliff-laden scenery makes this a wonderful sightseeing tour.This is a unique day trip aboard a motor-assisted raft which allows the visitor to leisurely enjoy and share in the history, desert wildlife and beauty in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River.You will then be transported onto a tour bus to the launch area at the base of the Hoover Dam. This is an extremely rare view of the Hoover Dam that very few people have the opportunity to see. At this time, you will board large comfortable rafts which have been carefully constructed with your party's safety in mind. They have multiple air chambers and are outfitted with all of the Coast Guard required and recommended safety equipment.During this excursion, your experienced and knowledgeable guides will share with you the history of this magnificent geological area. The high canyon walls will leave you breathless. Be prepared to see Desert Big Horn Sheep, Osprey and Great Blue Heron in their natural setting. Bring your camera, because it is seldom you will have an opportunity such as this to view the wonders of nature.The raft will stop along the shore to give you a chance to swim or play in the cool clear waters below Hoover Dam. You might take this opportunity to enjoy the box lunch provided while watching and listening to the sights and sounds of this magnificent desert.Your trip will end on the Arizona side of the river at Willow Beach. Here you will have the chance to shop for distinctive remembrances of your trip.This product is seasonal and operates from February to November

Explore the beautiful and untouched South Coast on this exciting nature tour.Refresh yourself in the Y.S. Waterfalls, then take a boat ride on the Black River and get to know some of the friendly crocodiles. Tour also includes a visit to Appleton Estate and lunch.

See some of Jamaica's most outstanding natural beauty when you go on the exciting black river safari tour.Your air-conditioned bus takes you along the beautiful and largely undeveloped south coast past quaint fishing villages and small towns. En route, your knowledgeable tour guide will highlight all the points of interest.On arrival at black river, board your boat for an exciting nature expedition along Jamaica's longest river. See Jamaican crocodiles in their last remaining habitat, an abundance of Jamaican bird's and native fishermen in their dug out canoes fishing for river shrimp.A traditional Jamaican lunch is served.Then it's on to YS falls - said by name to be the most beautiful in Jamaica. You can swim and play in the cool, refreshing waters or just relax at the falls edge.

Enjoy a relaxing drive through the gently rolling hills ('wolds') of the Cotswolds to Blenheim Palace; birthplace of a great statesman, Sir Winston Churchill. Built in the early 1700s Blenheim Palace is a masterpiece of English Baroque architecture designed by Sir John Vanbrugh. The stunning State Rooms are brimming with priceless pictures, exquisite porcelain collections and magnificent tapestries. You'll also have the opportunity to see the room where Churchill was born. You'll visit the grounds of Blenheim Palace with its lakes spanned by stone bridges, woodlands, follies and of course the Marlborough Maze, the world's largest hedge maze. Whilst guided tours of the magnificent State Rooms and their stunning collections will continue to be a highlight, "Blenheim Palace: The Untold Story" will add something completely different when visiting the Palace, providing wonderful views into the Great Hall and out across the inspirational ‘Capability’ Brown landscape. Steeped in history and heritage the area of England known as the Cotswolds is a charming blend of cottages with honey-coloured walls and thatched roofs, market towns with crooked half-timbered houses lining the High Street, and ancient stone crosses, all set in the gently rolling hills ('wolds') that are so typically English in character. The Cotswolds landscape has been shaped by its long history as a centre of wool production, this tour takes you through some picturesque villages: Burford, Bourton on the Water and Woodstock, where you'll see crooked little houses, leaning walls and gabled cottages, and surprisingly large Market squares harking back to the area's importance in the wool trade. It is here you will stop for lunch in one of England’s most outstanding areas of natural beauty. Special Offer - - BOOK NOW!

Escape to the wilderness and enjoy unsurpassed beauty in the Blue Mountains on our specialist 4-wheel drive small group tour. Enjoy panoramas of rugged cliffs and deep forested valleys. Hear the calls of native birds and look for Australian wildlife.Your Blue Mountains tour includes the following highlights:Visit Featherdale Wildlife Park - an award winning sanctuary - to see kangaroos, wombats, dingoes and cute little penguinsClimb the back roads via Bell's Line of Road into the scenic mountain rangeTravel by purpose built vehicle and go off-road into the Burralow Creek National ParkTest your musical abilities on a didgeridooDiscover quaint mountain retreatsEnjoy a gentle trek to breathtaking lookouts and view the immense western valleysGet to know your fellow travellers at Mt Tomah Botanic Gardens during a luncheon, including wineSee the fascinating Three Sisters rock formationVisit Scenic World for the option to ride on the Scenic Railway and CablewayEnjoy the opportunity to ramble through the lush canopy of prehistoric ferns and fertile temperate forestsView ancient sandstone rock formations and splendid Australian bushlandEnjoy many photo opportunities of the Jamieson Valley