The tailor-made travel company are expanding their 2021 offerings with once-in-a-lifetime trips.
After many customers had to cancel their 2020 travel plans, Audley Travel has launched its 2021 itineraries, hoping to offer clients their bucket list trips in 2021.
Alex Bentley, head of product for Audley Travel, said: ?We are delighted to be able to go into 2021 with so many new experiences, accommodation and itineraries for our clients. We know inspiration for a trip-of-a-lifetime is important for many people at the moment, to make up for the lack of travel in 2020, and we are confident the new additions to our programmes will provide exactly this.?
Sabie River train journey across South Africa's Kruger National Park
The new 'first-of-its-kind' accommodation in Kruger takes guests aboard a refurbished train over the Selati Bridge on the Sable River. Kruger Shalati celebrates the first visits to the national park in the 1920s where the train would park overnight on the bridge. It boasts 31 luxury rooms; 24 carriage rooms and seven Bridge House rooms. Each room is glass-walled to offer views of the river and the crocodile, hippos, buffalo and elephants that reside there.
The 12-day itinerary starts at ?6,995 per person including two nights aboard the Kruger Shalati and time in Cape Town and Victoria Falls, flights, transfers, accommodation and excursions.
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The Legian Sire on Lombok
Situated on the almost four kilometer Sire Beach, one of Lombok's most popular beaches, the resort will offer 45 suites and 15 pool villas with stunning views of the Gili Islands. The hotel will have a focus on wellness, including an Apothecary Bar, with locally inspired spa treatments with all-natural, organic ingredients and Lombok volcanic clay treatments. The property's restaurant will use ingredients exclusively grown at the Wellness Gardens.
A 15-day stay starts at ?4,490 per person, including seven nights at the Legian Sire and trips to Wapa Di Ume Sidemen and Belmond Jimbaran Puri, flights, transfers, accommodation and excursions.
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Golden Triangle and tigers tour
The new Golden Triangle and tiger safari minimises city travelling time, offering clients a number of Rajasthan's rural properties, a visit to the Taj Mahal, a trip along the Chambal River discovering the wildlife and tiger spotting in Ranthambore National Park.
Audley has launched a new itinerary recommendation for 2021, giving clients the highlights of a Golden Triangle and tiger safari but coupling this with rural options that minimise time in the cities. Clients will stay in a number of Rajasthan's rural properties, visit the Taj Mahal, discover the wildlife along the Chambal River and spot tigers on safari in Ranthambore National Park.
For more on these itineraries and other on offer from Audley Travel, visit www.audleytravel.com
