Distant countries - foreign cultures
Dubai
The sun-drenched emirate on the Persian Gulf: tallest tower in the world, colourful souk markets and leisure activities à gogo.
Botswana
Wildlife, dramatic deserts, a seemingly endless salt pan and luxurious and authentic accommodation.
South Africa's West
The west coast of South Africa between Cape Town and the border with Namibia is still relatively unknown.
Victoria Falls & Chobe
The majestic Victoria Falls, located on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, are certainly one of the most impressive waterfalls on our planet and are one of the most famous sights in Africa.
Queensland
The State of Queensland in Australia offers recreation and adventure at the same time. The most beautiful beaches in the world alternate with tropical jungle forests.
Oman
The Sultanate on the Arabian Peninsula, which lies on both the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman - surprisingly not overrun with tourists!
Okavango
The Okavango Delta in northwest Botswana is one of the last areas of natural paradise on our planet.
Israel
A millennia-old history, vibrant cities and three seas: Israel offers the traveller plenty of attractions.
Spitzbergen
You can't describe Spitsbergen, you have to experience it for yourself. An expedition on a smaller ship is the best way to explore this archipelago at 80° North.
Namibia
Namibia promises boundless freedom, a touch of adventure, a wondrous desert world, steppes and an overwhelming variety of animals.
Alaska
Alaska features one of the last large wilderness areas in the world. Here the highest peaks of North America rise up, mighty glaciers plunge into the sea and you will find a vast extense of tundra.
Greenland
Icebergs as far as the eye can see... whether you stroll through the town of Ilulissat or watch humpback whales on a boat trip, the fascinating ice colossuses are omnipresent and awe inspiring.
Jordan
Jordan offers everything a traveler's heart desires: desert castles and mosques. Splendid landscapes and polishing sea. Wellness and excellent cuisine.
The South of Australia
The two states of South Australia and Victoria in the south of Australia have everything to offer that characterises the Fifth Continent and makes it unique - an incredibly fascinating fauna and an impressive variety of landscapes.
Canada's East
Eastern Canada boasts a mix of picturesque fishing villages in Nova Scotia, miles of red sand beaches on Prince Edward Island and major cities such as Halifax, Québec City and Montréal.
Yellowstone
Turquoise blue shimmering thermal pools, geysers, bubbling mud pots and a huge variety of animals - this is the promise of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.
Northern Australia
Off into the outback: getting there is half the fun. It’s 2000km from Darwin to Uluru - the red shimmering monolith and symbol of Australia.
Western Canada
It is not only the urban energy of the Olympic cities Vancouver and Calgary that make a trip to Canada so worthwhile. You will discover natural wonders along the route in the provinces Alberta an british Columbia such as Peyto Lake or perhaps an encounter with a grizzly bear...
