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Hong Kong Destination Guide
by Penny Watson Hong Kong, on the southern border of China, is above all else a city of contrasts. Its East-meets-West sensibilities, its capitalism amid great poverty and its rabid development versus tradition are part of its personality. Intriguingly, this moshpit of culture, economics and progression is what makes the city hum. In Central, wet […]
What’s Hot in Victoria
It’s almost 2019, and the stage is set for a stellar year of new experiences, events, attractions, accommodation and more across Melbourne and Victoria. Trending The city’s creative opinion leaders and innovative thinkers converged on the newly opened Hotel Esplanade in St Kilda to set the agenda for live music, night time economy, design trends […]
Canada’s Spring and Summer Events
During spring and summer in Canada, the snow and ice gives way to sun, fun and festivities. Read on for seven of the best upcoming events, from coast to coast. Snowbombing Canada, Sun Peaks This is the ultimate party on the slopes. Europe’s biggest music festival on snow is a must-attend event when it lands […]
Rome Destination Guide
By Ute Junker Overview Nowhere else comes close to the glory of Rome. In a city that has played a central role in history for almost 2000 years, magnificent relics of the past demand attention at every turn. Round one corner and feel dwarfed by the towering might of the Colosseum; take a different road […]
Bordeaux Travel Guide
Words: Winsor Dobbin Overview Bordeaux is the wine capital of the world; a city of style and charm that hosts Vinexpo, the world’s largest wine fair, and is surrounded by vineyards producing wines in a wide range of styles. But there is a lot more to Bordeaux than just wine. It is one of France’s […]
Queenstown Travel Guide
Words: Winsor Dobbin Overview Queensltown may only be a small city in terms of population, but whether you are a thrill-seeker, outdoor enthusiast or a lover of fine food and wine this South Island resort offers a diversity of activities and attractions. The area surrounding Queenstown is known for some of the best ski runs […]
Christchurch Travel Guide
by Lee Mylne Change is the new norm for Christchurch, a city reinventing itself with pride and passion after the devastating earthquakes of 2010 and 2011. That makes it an exciting place to discover or re-discover. New Zealand’s oldest city, Christchurch is now also a city renowned for its evolving story of urban redevelopment, achieved […]
Bangkok travel guide: Eat, sleep, drink, shop
Best places to eat, sleep, shop and drink in Bangkok by Kristie Kellahan INTRO Thailand’s vibrant capital is full of intriguing contradictions: shiny skyscrapers and ancient palaces share the same streets; air-conditioned ultra-modern malls and frenetic street markets tempt and delight keen shoppers; the best meal of your life might be had at a […]
About Peregrine Adventures
For 40 years, Peregrine has been pioneering small group tours, ideal for travellers aged 45 and over who embrace the spirit of adventure. For us, that means delivering exceptional travel experiences in over 80 destinations around the globe. It means premium adventures that are completely immersive; it means hand-picked accommodation, intimate small groups, taking the […]
Florence City Guide
WORDS: Gwen Marie Luscombe Overview: As the culture capitol of Italy and the birthplace of the Renaissance, there’s more art in Florence then you’re likely ever see in your lifetime. It’s a Mecca for art historians, and with good reason as there are roughly 72 art museums in the city. Here you’ll find some of […]
