19 Days. 3N BALI 5* (BO) | 2N BALI 5* (BO) | 3N KYOTO 5* (BO) | 5N TOKYO 5* (BO) | 5N MALDIVES 5* (BB)

About the destination: Bali is one of the most renowned islands of Indonesia. Located between Java and Nusa Tenggara Island, Bali is home to 2.7 million people. The island is celebrated for its unique blend of stunning scenery, beautiful ancient temples, richness in culture and art, and also the magnificent beaches. Bali has long been globally recognised as a top tourist destination, known for its exotic and vibrant art and culture and the hospitality of its people. The main tourist spots are the town of Kuta, and its outer suburbs of Legian and Seminyak, Sanur, Jimbaran, Uluwatu, Ubud, and Nusa Dua. Ubud, the cultural heartland of Bali, defines the character of the island, where visitors are treated to a plethora of cultural offerings, colourful dance and music shows, a good number of reputable art museums, and artists' villages and communities. The must-see temples are the Royal Family Temple at Taman Ayun, Mengwi which is surrounded by water, the Holy Spring Water Temple at Sebatu and the famous Tanah Lot temple at sunset. With a rich cultural heritage that is unique to this island, Bali offers the world-weary visitor the chance to contemplate a different way of life. Mesmerising and captivating, Bali is brimming with colour and life.

About the destination: Bali is one of the most renowned islands of Indonesia. Located between Java and Nusa Tenggara Island, Bali is home to 2.7 million people. The island is celebrated for its unique blend of stunning scenery, beautiful ancient temples, richness in culture and art, and also the magnificent beaches. Bali has long been globally recognised as a top tourist destination, known for its exotic and vibrant art and culture and the hospitality of its people. The main tourist spots are the town of Kuta, and its outer suburbs of Legian and Seminyak, Sanur, Jimbaran, Uluwatu, Ubud, and Nusa Dua. Ubud, the cultural heartland of Bali, defines the character of the island, where visitors are treated to a plethora of cultural offerings, colourful dance and music shows, a good number of reputable art museums, and artists' villages and communities. The must-see temples are the Royal Family Temple at Taman Ayun, Mengwi which is surrounded by water, the Holy Spring Water Temple at Sebatu and the famous Tanah Lot temple at sunset. With a rich cultural heritage that is unique to this island, Bali offers the world-weary visitor the chance to contemplate a different way of life. Mesmerising and captivating, Bali is brimming with colour and life.

About the destination: For over a millennium, Kyoto was the capital of Japan and it's likely the best preserved of all its cities. It's a stunning, lively city where modern life intersects with old traditional Japan. The city is nestled amongst the mountains of Western Honshu and serves as an ideal base for exploring the Kansai region. The city is steeped in heritage sites and culture, boasts a wide variety and number of eateries and is relatively easy to get around. Its rich culture and heritage seep from every piece of architecture and tradition. Kyoto is home to thousands of temples and shrines, including the spectacular golden Kinkaku-ji, Ryoanji with its Zen garden, the popular Kiyomizu-dera, Sanjusangendo with its life-size statues of Kannon and the more serene Tenryu-ji in Arashiyama. Also in Arashiyama, you'll find the famous Bamboo Grove. A fantastic thing to do in Kyoto is a walking tour of Gion, one of the main Geisha districts. Its wooden buildings and lamps create the perfect atmosphere. Kyoto is one of the world's greatest historical cities, brimming with temples, shrines, teahouses and imperial residences. Kyoto is a city steeped in culture and heritage and is a must-visit for anyone with an interest in Japanese history and culture.

About the destination: Tokyo is the capital of Japan and one of the largest urban areas in the world. Tokyo is the financial hub of Japan and a fusion of high-technology and tradition. Tokyo is vast and a well-organised modern city. The cityscape of Tokyo comprises temples and shrines, tranquil nature reserves, historical buildings, futuristic architecture and neon lights. The heart of the city includes Chiyoda and Chuo. This area showcases the impressive Imperial Palace, the national government buildings, the renowned shopping area of Ginza, Tsukiji fish market, Akihabara electronics market and the historic Tokyo Station. The peaceful neighbourhood of Asakusa has some must-see attractions such as the Sensoji Temple, the Nakamise-dōri shopping arcade, and the Golden Poo. Nearby is the Ueno area, including the Ameyoko market. A perfect spot to shop for traditional gifts and see a great Buddhist temple. Another major attraction of the city is the Meiji Shrine, located in Shibuya. Tokyo is a unique city that has something for everyone, bustling shopping areas, famous nightlife, historical sights, quiet parks, and stunning scenery.

About the destination: The Maldives, situated in the Indian Ocean, are an archipelago of 1,192 coral islands grouped into 26 coral atolls. From these wee islands, only 203 are populated. Kaafu is where the capital, Male, and the airport are located and it's home to most tourist resorts. The Maldives truly are the dream destination they're made out to be in the holiday brochures, the water really is that crystal-clear and turquoise, the sand really is that white, and the sunsets really are all the shades of red and orange you could imagine. The Maldives are famous for blissful surroundings, its top-notch snorkeling and diving opportunities, its beach villas, its dark-blue sea with turquoise-coloured lagoons and its exquisite food. A trip to the Maldives is always an unforgettable experience, a satisfaction for the soul and a pleasure for the eyes, crystal clear waters, tropical white sand beaches, colourful flora and untouched nature. But be warned, paradise isn't cheap.