Press

• 2nd December 2015

Nick Boulos spent two weeks travelling through Iran with Wild Frontiers. From the sprawling bazaar of Tehran all the way into Isfahan, he tells a story of a country on the verge of change, of politics and pomegranates, and a fortune-teller with a clairvoyant budgie.

• 15th November 2015

Simon Usborne explore Sri Lanka by train with Wild Frontiers. You can read the article below.  

• 8th November 2015

Wild Frontiers sends Kevin Rushby to travel Haiti, a Caribbean country just starting to experience the return of visitors following its catastrophic earthquake five years ago. Read about the fascinating culture he finds there.    

• 19th September 2015

The Times journalist Ian Belcher recently returned from a trip around Haiti. Below he talks about the gradual rebirth of this hidden Latin America destination. I am struggling. Eyes narrowed, imagination fully engaged, I am trying and failing to picture a luxury spa junkie, radiant from an Oxygen Gl…

• 29th August 2015

Kevin Rushby travels with Wild Frontiers through Romania's Maramures region on a section of our Along the Enchanted Way tour.

• 23rd August 2015

The Sunday Times Foreign Correspondent Christina Lamb has just returned from a holiday in Iran with her family. Below Christina talks about how the country formerly know as the axis of evil is now a holiday destination. We had been in Iran for less than a day when my 16-year-old son said: I am begin…

• 14th June 2015

Gill Charlton explores why singles holidays are increasingly popular, including testimonial from Andrew Simmonds on why he travels with Wild Frontiers.  

• 16th May 2015

Paul Bloomfield explorers Armenia on a new Wild Frontiers trip and reports about it in The Times.

• 25th February 2015

Wild Frontiers sends Hanya Yanigahara to Kashmir where she discoveres a region that is somewhere inbetween both India and Pakistan.

• 19th February 2015

In light of the imminent release of the sequel to The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel the New York Times reports on our Real Exotic Marigold Hotel Tour.

• 20th January 2015

Madeline Williams discovers there is another way to trek – on horseback through Kyrgyzstan's Tien Shan.

• 10th January 2015

Travelling with Wild Frontiers, Kevin Rushby wants to find out if you have a proper adventure on a group trip. Read the full piece to find out!

• 15th November 2014

Robyn Jankel, granddaughter of Michael Bond, the creator of Paddington, treks Maccu Picchu with Wild Frontiers.

• 1st November 2014

Travelling from Colombia to Panama with a top adventure-travel outfitter, James Henderson recces a new itinerary.

• 27th September 2014

Forget Machu Picchu - a region little-visited by tourists has some of the greatest archaeological treasures in the Americas. Mike Carter explores further.

• 23rd August 2014

A recce tour of Turkmenistan, a country with grand palaces and cities, some new, others crumbling into the sand - Horatio Clare investigates.

• 20th August 2014

The AITO operator is a market leader for ethical adventure travel. Katherine Lawrey meets founder Jonny Bealby.

• 25th July 2014

A series of luxury encampments not only offers visitors the chance to experience India in a very special and intimate way, but also contributes to the local community. Teresa Levonian Cole is beguiled by a first-class experience.

• 11th July 2014

As relations thaw between Iran and the West, Benedict Brogan returns to a find a "spellbinding, endlessly fascinating country". He writes about his experience for the Telegraph.

• 26th June 2014

From unspoilt Shiva temples to the remnants of early Western influence, a leisurely cruise up the Hooghly river from Calcutta to the Ganges is a feast for the eyes, says Teresa Levonian Cole.