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This 'Whisky Tour of Scotland' not only allows you to sample some of our finest whiskies from three different regions, Lowland, Highland & Speyside, but experience something entirely new.

The history of whisky has taken some interesting turns in recent years but this time around, something truly is on the horizon, - let's introduce you to it!

You'll have a glimpse of the stunning Highland scenery on the way as you journey from distillery to distillery; with some stops for a bite to eat along the way, you will be quiet literally tasting your way through Scotland in just two short days.

Curious to know about Auckland's kitchen? Well, you may have stumbled upon the right tour. This quick trip will take you on a cultural journey, allowing you to get to know Aucklanders through food!

Starting early, you'll go from markets to boutique artisan bakers and everywhere in between, allowing you to get to the heart and soul of Auckland's culinary artistry while being given ample time to relax and enjoy the city at your own pace.

Are you feeling hungry yet?

Athens, the classical beauty, is where history meets the modern day in a mishmash of the ancient and the chaotically new. We get a taste of Greece’s winemaking heritage on this 3-day wine tasting course, in the verdant growing regions of Attica Mesogeia and Stamata.

Greece is home to some of Europe's top wines. Don't just take our word for it though, because you'll enjoy tasting sessions accompanied by platters of graviera cheese straight from the Aegean Islands, salty kefalotyri cheese, and fine Grecian salami mezze.

During this wonderful discovery of the southern city of Bordeaux, you'll enjoy world-famous wines and some of France's best food. You'll spend a day getting acquainted with Bordeaux before setting off to sample wines in the famous Médoc and Saint-Emilion vineyards.

Later, you'll enjoy a guided visit to the Marché des Capucins, the largest and oldest market in southern France followed by a gourmet brunch with wine and local delicacies collected from the colourful market. The last day will see you marvel at this beautiful, historic city from a cruise on the Garonne River, taking you past the city's most famous landmarks.

If you love food and wine, this journey is for you! New Zealand is a gourmet lover's paradise and certainly a land of plenty!

Each area has its own distinct flavour. Hawkes Bay is best known for its Merlot Cabernet blends and equally impressive Chardonnays, whereas the Marlborough Region for its crisp Sauvignon Blanc! This coupled with fabulous fresh produce makes this journey mouth-wateringly appealing! Not to mention the stunning scenery you will appreciate as you travel through the country.

Enjoy the best of Speyside distilleries such as Glenlivet and Glenfiddich along with a trip into the wilderness of the Cairngorms, where you experience breathtaking scenery and the feeling of isolation.

Starting from Edinburgh, you'll venture out to get a true taste of the Highlands, in the true sense of the word! You'll sample some of the Highlands finest whisky, both well-known and not while learning about the process and the tasting notes that give each distillery their defining character.

When you're not learning about whisky, you'll have plenty of time to breathe in the crisp Scottish air and take in the spectacular scenery we are famous for!

When we think of the fantastic city of Barcelona what comes to mind are the wonders of Gaudi, golden bubbles of cava, and Catalan Fideua. This is a vibrant city that you can never get bored of. Even in these times of over tourism, if you are in the right hands, you can discover parts of Barcelona you would never find by yourself!

With our local expert guide, you will learn all about the history and architectural Modernist style of Antonio Gaudi. In the evening, with our foodie expert guide, you will enjoy a different type of food, based on creative and innovative cuisine that will totally surprise your taste buds!

Venturing outside of Barcelona, a must-see is the Montserrat Monastery where you can hear the boys choir before going into the Penedes wine country to taste some of the cava and local Penedes wines along with the rich gastronomy.

We have picked a luxurious hotel right in the Eixample area on the Paseo de Gracia; full of life and boutiques to explore.

This short break will make you want more., and if you come back even for longer, don't worry you will not run out of things to do and see in this amazing city!

Wine and cava are a part of Catalan history. Each glass preserves a small piece of the past, which is why wine tourism in Catalonia is about much more than wine tasting. Catalonia is a land of contrasts, one being the agricultural landscape of Priorat where the elevated terrain in terraced llicorella soil requires the planting of small plots which gives the wine that unique taste.

Another being the vineyards by the sea that are twisted by the winds of the Empordà DO where grapes are grown at 1,000 metres altitude on the Vi de Lleida route, and also the vineyards of Bages, which are protected by the bulk of Montserrat Mountains.

On this tour, you'll discover the varied landscape and Catalan cultural heritage through more than 300 wineries that will open their doors to you. You'll cover two of the twelve wine designations of origin throughout Catalan including one cava Designation of Origin.

Journeying from south to north, this trip will take you along some of the most beautiful artistic cities in Italy, giving you the chance to grab the history, culture and true taste of Italy with both hands.

Aside from the iconic sites, you'll be taken down the quaint small streets that will allow you to discover some hidden gems and most authentic sides of the city and will truly make you fall in love with Italy's charming pace of life.

Stopping at local markets, artisan bakeries and boutique shops, you'll meet the makers that define the grand status “made in Italy” with delectable food and wines with recipes handed down through generations.

Alba is the gourmet capital and the heart of Italy's premier wine region of Piedmont. It is in particular famous for its white truffles and chocolates and is a must-visit place for lovers of good wine.

This self-driving five-day tour includes a truffle hunting experience during which you'll head into the hills of Alba with an expert gatherer and his trusty dog to track down the famous white truffles and enjoy them with lunch afterwards.

Exploring the Alba hills and surrounding woodland in one of the most unique ways, you'll head off-track on horseback one day and experience typical Piedmont cooking the next. You'll be treated to wine tastings and cellar tours at the famous wineries of Asti and Barolo wine tasting and visit the Grinzane castle.

Fine whisky is synonymous with Scotland’s heritage and is perhaps it’s most famous and sought-after export.

Scottish distilleries have been producing world-class whisky for centuries: it is a true craft, with the knowledge and secrets behind creating this quality beverage being passed down through generations, each of which remain determined to continue and preserve the national spirit.

Let us take you on a whisky tour of wonder, visiting some of the most well-known, and exclusive distilleries in the Perthshire Highlands that give you an insight into the Highland and Speyside styles of whisky.

Tuscany is a region awash with flavours, scents and magical views. Dive into the best that Tuscany offers on this four-day wine tasting trip!

Beginning in Florence, you'll make your own way into the heart of Tuscany with a hire car. You'll spend the next four days staying in quaint, family-run wine estates overlooking the breathtaking Tuscan hills. Your days will be filled with unique wine tastings, delicious lunches and meanderings of medieval hilltop towns.

Trips to Tuscany don't get better than this!

Experience the beauty of Scotland as well as enjoying a dram at different distilleries across the country on this quick 3-day trip of the Highlands.

Over the three days, you will be able to experience the different tastes from famous distilleries such as Dalwhinnie, Glenlivet and Macallan while soaking in the stunningly remote Cairngorms.

Tasting your way through Croatia, starting in Dubrovnik - unique for its impressive medieval forts, churches, monuments and palaces. Then, we'll move on to the extraordinary wine-tasting path of vineyards in Peninsula of Peljesac and the island of Korcula.

Vineyards are planted almost exclusively in the rugged native grape variety of Plavac Mali - a grape that is symbolic of this region and its roots in winemaking. Grapevines have adorned the southern slopes of the Peljesac Peninsula since the beginning of mankind.

The Plavac Mali grape variety thrives remarkably well in such sunbleached, Karst soil, it is also the reason that grape of the king of Croatian red wines, Dingac, is cultivated. The ancient wine culture of Croatia is the origin of the most famous American grape, the Zinfandel, and this is your chance to taste a top-quality original.

Moving on to Korcula Island: rich in vineyards, olive groves and small villages, wine connoisseurs will adore sampling its wine. Arguably the best of all Croatian whites are produced from pošip grapes, which are only grown here and the Pelješac Peninsula, respectively. The grk grape, cultivated around Lumbarda, also produces quality dry white wine which you will have the chance to try.

Your 4-day wine adventure balance history, culture with the 4 senses to create the ultimate experience of the south.

Eight wonderful days in Tuscany! What more could you wish for?

This self-drive trip will see you staying in some of the most quaint and idyllic towns in Tuscany. You'll spend your days exploring the region on your own and enjoying a mix of guided tours, including a full day wine tour around the Chianti region.

Beginning in Florence, the 'Cradle of Renaissance', you'll move on to Pienza, a beautiful 15th-century hilltown which seems to stand still in time. From here, you'll explore the UNESCO-protected Val d'Orcia, the medieval town of Montalcino and the fortified town of Castellina in Chianti.