Destinations

India’s women to have more say in politic...

India’s women to have more say in politics? The Indian government have introduced a bill that will secure India’s women one third of the seats in National Parliament and State Legislatures if it gets passed. The proposal has lead to many comments of outrage and protest within the Indian government. However it has also gained many supporters. Although there are ...
Posted on March 8 2010 Read More...

The Origins of Tutankhamun, Mystery Solved?...

The Origins of Tutankhamun, Mystery Solved? Short Reign  Tutankhamun was a pharaoh during the “Egypt’s New Kingdom” era, around 3000 years ago. He became Pharaoh at the young age of nine. Unfortunately his reign was short and he died 10 years later (1324 BC) aged just 19.  King Tut is best known for the beautiful artefacts and treasures ...
Posted on February 25 2010 Read More...

Endangered Sumatran Rhino Expects First Cal...

Endangered Sumatran Rhino Expects First Calf Efforts to avoid extinction pay off as Sumatran Rhino expects its first calf. The Rhino Foundation in Indonesia has been working hard to help raise the number of Sumatran Rhinos. In the past 15 years the Sumatra Rhino population has been reduced by almost 50%, and it is estimated that there ...
Posted on February 19 2010 Read More...

The genius Inca ruins

The genius Inca ruins To this day scientists, engineers and laymen are amazed at how the Inca ruins, of Machu Picchu, have survived every climate form and its aftermath. Following the nature induced landslides and flooding in Peru, causing damage all over – it is a wonder how the 500+ year old ruins remained to stand ...
Posted on February 17 2010 Read More...

Tanzania Before and Now – Part 2

Tanzania Before and Now – Part 2 As we entered the Masai region I asked our driver if we could visit a village, last time we watched school children learning under a tree and joined in the singing. This time there was a fixed fee to pay the chief and the whole village gave us a wonderful ...
Posted on February 10 2010 Read More...

Governers Big Cat Update

Governers Big Cat Update We are glad to present the latest Big Cat update from the Governors' Camp in Masai Mara, Kenya... This update features: 3 new cubs to the family Romeo & Claude doing as boys do Honey Boys expand their territory     About Governers' Camp Collection KENYA: MASAI MARA, GREAT RIFT VALLEY, LAKE VICTORIA RWANDA: PARC NATIONAL DES VOLCANS The ...
Posted on December 29 2009 Read More...

Bales Worldwide Staff Trip to Egypt: A Shor...

Bales Worldwide Staff Trip to Egypt: A Short Insight into a Long History Egypt product manager Phillip Ellis tells us about the Bales Worldwide staff trip to Egypt... Waking up on my first morning I leapt out of bed and opened the curtains, the sight which was before me was truly breathtaking. There in front of me stood one of the most recognisable sight in the ...
Posted on December 4 2009 Read More...

Inspiration Travel Ideas for Canada & ...

Inspiration Travel Ideas for Canada & Alaska Rugged charm, unforgettable scenery, and wide open expanse care all typical of Alaska. Breathtaking views, fascinating history, pleasant towns and a relaxed atmosphere ensure that Yukon and Alaska are both enjoyable and memorable. Yukon The smallest and most westerly of Canada’s territories, the Yukon takes its name from the meandering waters of the ...
Posted on December 2 2009 Read More...

Discover The Orient

Discover The Orient Japan remains for many a captivating enigma; a blend of ancient traditions, imperial grandeur and 21st century innovation that presents one of the most extraordinary destinations there is. From the heritage of its ancient capital Kyoto, to the vibrant streets of Tokyo, it is a land that has emerged as ...
Posted on December 1 2009 Read More...

Rest & Relaxation in Jordan

Rest & Relaxation in Jordan Bales Worldwide is one of the first operators to offer the new Anantara Spa at The Kempinski Hotel Ishtar, Jordan. The cutting edge spa on the shores of the Dead Sea is set to be the largest in the Middle East and is available as part of Bales’ bespoke travel ...
Posted on November 25 2009 Read More...

Luxury Travel to Kenya & Tanzania

Luxury Travel to Kenya & Tanzania Kenya and Tanzania host a beautiful balance of wildlife, landscapes and cultures. Across the endless plains of Amboselli, the Serengeti National Park and the Masai Mara National Reserve, we are treated to Africa in all its majesty whilst the unique setting of the Ngorongoro Crater is safari at its most ...
Posted on November 20 2009 Read More...

Discover India

Discover India South India is a wonderful mix of dance, traditions, religious diversity and spectacular temple complexes, where India’s rich Dravidian heritage has created a vibrant culture of beautiful temple towns such as Madauri and Tiruchirapalli. The diversity is further enhanced by the colonial charms of Pondicherry lying on the Bay of ...
Posted on November 12 2009 Read More...

Discover Mozambique

Discover Mozambique Mozambique has emerged from the turbulent years of its recent history to become one of Africa’s untouched treasures, its beaches and reefs recognised as some of the most spectacular on the continent. There are two main destinations - Quirimba in Northern Mozambique and Bazaruto in Southern Mozambique, each offers exclusive accommodation. To ...
Posted on November 10 2009 Read More...

Tasmania – Self Drive

Tasmania – Self Drive This island, slightly smaller than Eire, boasts wild rivers, and World Heritage Parks. With pristine lakes and some of the most unspoilt walking trails in the country, Tasmania provides the perfect place for self drive exploration. Beginning at Hobart, Tasmania’s capital and most distinctive city, the city combines heritage charm and cultural ...
Posted on November 6 2009 Read More...

Into the Namibian Wilderness

Into the Namibian Wilderness I had travelled with Bales before. In 1993 I had gone to India and Joanna Bales had been in the group. Obviously everything was done to impress her resulting in a fantastic holiday. Could this trip live up to my expectations? The following year I had toured Namibia with three ...
Posted on November 5 2009 Read More...

Iguassu Falls

Iguassu Falls Bordering the Brazilian state of Paraná and the Argentine province of Misiones, are one of the most mesmerising natural wonders; Iguassu Falls. Divided into the upper and lower Iguassu, the waterfall is taller than Niagara Falls, twice as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles ...
Posted on November 4 2009 Read More...

Journey to Latin America

Journey to Latin America Argentina is a wonderful mix of culture and nature, from the volcanic peaks and salt lakes of the north, to the breathtaking glaciers of Tierra del Fuego. As the world’s 8th largest country, home to the land of gaucho and tango, Argentina has a rich history and vibrant modern lifestyle ...
Posted on November 2 2009 Read More...

The Orient – Bangkok, Chiang Mai ...

The Orient – Bangkok, Chiang Mai & Chaing Rai Beyond the golden palaces and vibrant streets of Thailand’s capital lies a spectacular land of ruined cities and colourful hill tribes, where the rich cultural diversity of the Golden Triangle, permeates the very fabric of towns like Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. Bangkok One of the world’s top tourist destinations, Thailand’s bustling ...
Posted on October 30 2009 Read More...