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- Africa – safaris & wildlife
- Asia – orient & spice
- Europe – Mediterranean & ski
- Middle East – desert & dead sea
- Americas – lost cities, new worlds
- Antarctica – icebergs & expeditions
Adventure destinations
Ideal Destinations
The Adventure Company offers over 250 activity holidays to many destinations spanning every continent. We have many perfect destinations for your adventure travel, whatever your needs
Family Holidays
- Family Holidays - why we're first for adventure
- Single Parent Family Holidays
- Teen Family Adventures – adventurous trips
- Young Family Adventures – easy going trips
- Family Adventures – trips for children 5-12 yrs
- Photographic Family Holidays
- Family Activity Holidays - for children 5-12 yrs
Featured private group holidays
Private Groups
Fancy one of our fantastic adventures but only want to travel with people you know? Do it your way as a private group. We make private group trips for everyone, from big families to scouts and cadets.
Holiday Types
- Activity Holidays – all action adventure
- Cultural Tours – lost cities & local life
- Wildlife Holidays – global wildlife encounters
- Trekking Holidays – peaks & summits
- Hands On Trips – conservation & your help
- Collection Trips – added comfort & style
- Astronomy Tours – eclipses & stargazing
- Expedition Cruises – polar experiences
- Photographic Holidays - photos for families
- Charity Holidays - do something amazing
- School Trips - exciting school trips abroad
- Northern Lights Tours - aurora borealis
- Private Groups - Create your own group
Feature adventure holidays
Solo Traveller
We’ve developed a range of dedicated solo holidays & solo travel packages; exclusively for people booking on their own. Around 40% of all our passengers are solo travellers.
Andrew Newey - Young Photographer Guide
Meet the incredible professional photographers, who will be showing you the ropes on selected Young Photographer trips.
Who is Andrew Newey?
Andrew is an acclaimed travel photographer, who hails from southwest England. His work has featured in topselling publications, including, Practical Photography, Wanderlust, Thai Airways, Sunday Times Travel, Lonely Planet, P&O Cruises, Rough Guides, AA Media, Tesco, Digital Photographer and Digital Camera to name but a few! He was also exhibited at the prestigious Royal Geographical Society in London for the Travellers’ Tales Festival in 2010.
Find out more about Andrew Newey.
Discover below some of his beautiful and inspirational work from previous travels through Asia
1. When did you first pick up a camera?
I picked up my first decent SLR camera after I started taking evening classes in photography in 2002. Soon I was hooked. It went everywhere with me whilst I was learning the basics and I still have it on a shelf in the office.
2. What/who inspired you to become a photographer?
I signed up for evening classes in photography, because the pictures I had taken on a world trip were so bad! Travel is my first passion, so took everything I’d learnt and travelled around the world to put it all into practice.
3. Top tip for taking the perfect shot
Be passionate. It’s simple, you need to be passionate about what you are doing and your subject if you want to take a great shot.
4. If you weren’t a photographer, what would you be?
I would be a cultural anthropologist. I am fascinated by the world’s indigenous societies and would be happy spending time with the people in these communities with or without a camera.
5. Best travel experience/memory?
One of my best travel experiences was during a visit to Laos. I decided to hire a scooter to explore the hill tribe villages in the north of country. I spent some time in a small village called Lakha where very few tourists visit where everything looked and felt like nothing had changed for centuries. The people were so friendly and welcoming and very photogenic.
6. More importantly, if you could be any animal what would you be?
I think I would like to be a bird so that I could fly around the world and see things from a bird’s eye view. Flying at different altitudes would give you an a different perspective.
