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. .
Iceland is an extraordinarily beautiful country and our trip takes you deep into the incredible landscapes.
Borneo is the third-largest island in the world, and the jungles that cover it are home to an incredible array of wildlife. Trips from £716!!.. .
Whether you consider it a European, Asian or Middle Eastern destination (or a bit of all three) Turkey has become one the fastest growing tourist destinations.
April and May signal the start of trekking season in Peru, home to Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail. Look what we have on offer. .
Read about the highlight of any visit to Burma, Pagan, and our tours to this increasingly popular destination. .
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Best of Burma
From GBP 691 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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From GBP 695 for 11 days
Morocco is considered one of the most romantic countries in the world. It boasts a heady mix of European, African, Moslem and Berber cultures along with legendary cities, ancient mud-brick kasbahs, read more »
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From GBP 1430 for 15 days
"Liddy Says" "Amongst seasoned travellers, Iran is renowned as one of the great destinations. There is just such a lot to see, from the exquisite Islamic buildings of Esfahan to the strange mud-brick read more »
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From GBP 649 for 9 days
Jordan is an ideal destination for a one-week break. Bursting with things to see and do this, itinerary includes the best of what this magnificent country has to offer, visiting all the major sites read more »
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From GBP 341 for 12 days
"Liddy Says" "I have chosen this trip because it is very cheap and cheerful, yet includes all the main highlights of Cambodia." Who's Liddy? - Liddy Pleasant is the product manager for Imaginative 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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India
A country that is virtually a continent, India is a world of colourful contrasts. Explore the lush green Kerala Backwaters by boat or ride a camel across the dunes of Rajasthan, lo... read more »
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Jordan
“I imagine most of you will travel to Jordan to see Petra and yes, Petra is breathtaking. But amazingly it is only the tip of the iceberg…
Experience th... 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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Our latest forum posts:
Mayan Encounter 11th August 2012Hi everyone,
I'm booked on the Mayan Encounter that meets in Playa Del Carmen on 11th August 2012. I know it's ages away but I was just hoping to meet some of my fellow travellers before the time comes - I know there are loads of you already!
Hope to chat to someone soon :)
Kate
Katie Lou 28/04/12 Road to KathmanduGreetings
I am considering doing the Road to Kathmandu in June/July 2012. Is this trip affected at all by the monsoon season? I would also appreciate the comments/tips of anyone else who had done it at this time of year as to what to take in the line of clothes etc etc.
Thanks
Adrian
adrian 16/04/12Go to the forums » Annapurna trek in May -suitable shoes & sleeping bagI'm booked in for the Annapurna Sanctuary tour starting the 5th of May. I've been reading a lot of conflicting advice about what gear I should have!
I have the following hiking type shoes http://www.shoesonline4u.co.uk/hiking-shoes/clarks-boots-incite-mid-gtx-2096508-375226-700485.php
Should these be sufficient? I have them well worn in and would prefer not to have to buy and break in a pair of hiking boots.
Jellies 04/04/12
The Imaginative Traveller 2012/2013 worldwide brochure is full of inspiration! Request a brochure or view online and let your holiday adventure begin.
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Our tailor made adventure holidays will truly inspire and delight the senses and will live in your memory for ever.
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Join us on one of our worldwide adventures coming up over the next few months - all guaranteed to depart, all at 20% off.
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