WHERE TO TRAVEL IN JANUARY

Featuring in our Where to go in 2025 selection, Okinawa promises life at a gentler pace. This string of 160 islands is pleasantly warm in January and, if you’re very lucky, you may see the first of the cherry blossom. But ssh, that’s our little secret.

For over 15 years, we have been perfecting our Australian cocktail of experience. And January brings the summer weather to enjoy it. Blend your own wines under the expert guidance of a Chief Winemaker or walk alongside indigenous wildlife from Adelaide to Tasmania.

The Great Migration is a visual and sonic feast. Of six million hooves thunderously crossing the wild open plains – with more than 200,000 zebras, 300,000 gazelles and over a million wildebeests relocating for fresh grazing. Now that’s a show.

Argentina is somewhere to get excellently lost in. Wine-tasting on salt flats, a world-first expedition trek through the Mitre Peninsula – simply put, it’s stunning. January brings the warm weather, all you have to do is bring your adventurous spirit.

Through the vibrant cities of Rajasthan and high into the Himalayas. We’ll take you beyond the buzzing tuk tuks and introduce you to the lives of the locals we’ve connected with over the years. Dive in.

Ideal for a winter escape in the sun, Cambodia is Southeast Asia’s most enchanting gem. Traverse the deep jungles of Cardamom National Park or explore secret beaches few travellers ever experience. It’s impossible to resist.

A new country to uncover is always exciting – but when that new country is, in fact, an ancient one with a history that reaches back thousands of years? You can guarantee we’ll be there in a heartbeat. Come discover Egypt with us.

No matter how bitter the cold or how deep the snow, this is a place to commit to the great outdoors. Whether you’re in pursuit of the Northern Lights and a snowy adventure by the lake, Finland has it all.

A frozen land that was previously the preserve of explorers on years-long expeditions, it may not be a world-first but it’ll certainly be a personal first. It’s time to join the Seven Continents Club.

A passage through one of South East Asia’s most beguiling countries – bustling cities, ancient monuments and quiet beaches happily rub shoulders, content to vie for your attention.