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Hello,

Forget January. September is the real new year. It doesn't matter how long ago you last stepped through the school gates, this golden month is forever layered with core memories of new shoes, new stationery and new teachers – all the hallmarks of new beginnings.

So, it's a good time of year for a new website! We've spent the summer plotting a new digital home for our tours. It launches early next month, along with some exciting new tours (hint: Atlantic islands feature heavily). We'll be in touch again soon to tell you all about them.

In the meantime, here are 5 tours to book now, for travel in the next few weeks or in spring 2025.

Yours,

Rob

Rob Knipe
Chairman, Emeritus Professor and Tour Guide

This images shows the flower-strewn high street of Corfe Castle town with the ruins of the castle in the background.

England's Jurassic Coast: Feeling spontaneous? Book this 2-night tour to the wonders of England's only natural UNESCO World Heritage site (18-20 October).

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This image shows a boat motoring across the Scillonian sea, with a rocky island in the background.

Isles of Scilly, UK: Discover amazing stories of shipwrecks, survival and settlers, as well as tales from deep time as you island hop this pretty archipelago (9-14 April).

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This image shows Western Colorado's Grand Mesa, the largest flat-topped mountain in the world.

Landscapes & cultures of southeast Utah: Explore cliff dwellings, desert towns and dramatic views on an expert-led tour of red rock country (22-28 April).

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This image shows Eilean Donan Castle, in ruins in the middle of a loch reflecting the grey storm clouds overhead.

Highlands and Isle of Skye: Bring Scotland’s legends, landscapes and long history to life on this exhilarating small group tour, kicking off in Edinburgh (24-30 April).

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This image shows the towering Cliffs of Moher stretching off into the sea beneath a pink sky.

Ireland's west coast: Uncover the stories behind some of Ireland's most famous sites, including the Cliffs of Moher (4-10 May).

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Our tours take you beyond what you can see with your own two eyes. We peel back the layers of a place through storytelling that’s deeply rooted in the landscape and its people.