Taghazout, Morocco

The South African Surf Road trip offers a surf travel experience that includes visiting 5 of the surfing communities favourite South African destinations to enjoy world class surfing conditions as well as taking in the diverse culture of the 'world within a country'.

Bariloche, Argentina 

Located in the heart of Argentina's Patagonia, Bariloche is the gateway to the ski area "Gran Catedral". A pioneer among South American ski resorts and also the most complete, Bariloche continues updating its facilities in order to offer visitors the most advanced ski resort in the South Hemisphere.

Banff, Canada 

Banff is situated in the middle of Banff National Park, Alberta and is surrounded by soaring mountain peaks, alpine lakes, rugged glaciers, waterfalls and immense forests. In the interior of Canada, the Banff tri-area is renowned for its dry light snow, unspoiled scenery, short lift lines, and guaranteed friendly hospitality.

Cornwall, UK 

North Cornwall, and more specifically the towns of Rock, Polzeath, Padstow and Trevone - has long been a favourite British holiday destination. And with good reason – the pace of life is relaxed, the towns quiet but friendly and the sea warm and clear - ideal for surfing and waterskiing. 

Dahab, Egypt 

With some of the most consistent winds and best sailing conditions in the world, windsurfers and kitesurfers are guaranteed the most incredible time in Dahab. Dahab is also perched on the edge of the African Rift and the huge and jagged mountains above Dahab descend at much the same angle below the water, resulting in an underwater landscape ideal for scubadiding covered in valleys, canyons and caves.

Figueres, Spain 

Spain is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe and, with adventure sports such as skydiving and paramotoring becoming more and more popular, people are flocking there to take full advantage of the stunning mountains, amazing beaches and warm climate. Figueres is at the forefront of the development of Paramotoring and home to Europe’s busiest Dropzone in Empuriabrava.

Meribel, France 

Just two and a half hours from Geneva, Meribel is a hugely popular tourist destination - it’s a busy and lively town, renowned for its traditional charm and great atmosphere. It also ahppens to be located in the middle of the largest ski area in the world with over 600km of groomed runs and 14000 hectares of off-piste. Not a bad place to spend a season some might say.

Tignes, France 

Tignes is one of France’s most popular ski resorts, and its most snow sure. Not only does Espace Killy offer a direct connection to the pistes of Val d’Isere, but the glacier enables the ski area to operate throughout the year. Backcountry terrain that is accessible from lift-serviced pistes is out of this world!  And with a wide open sunny valley and a down to earth vibe you're never to far from seeing the latest trick or tight line pulled.

Verbier, Switzerland   

Situated on a bright sunny plateau in the heart of Switzerland’s four valley ski area Verbier boasts views of Mont Blanc in one direction and Matterhorn in the other!  From any of the three main peaks you might find yourself in tight couloirs, hidden valleys, glaciers, and even wide open easy going powder fields. 

Val d'Isere, France 

Val d'Isere is a world leading resort in the heart of the Savoie region of southeast France which is famous for the "Face du Bellevarde" which featured in the men's downhill race in the 1992 Olympics. Val d'Isere is linked to Tignes via the Espace Killy which offers accessible back country terrian that is in a world of its own!  

Whistler, Canada  

Situated in British Columbia's Coastal Mountain Range just 45 minutes from the Pacific Oceanm, Whistler's breathtaking snow record has an average of 402 inches per year! Famous for its excellent skiing and snowboarding for all abilities in the winter, it offers a variety of activities in the summer from fantastic mountain biking to ecology tours. 

Utila, Honduras 

Utila, the smallest of the Honduras Bay Islands, can be found on the western edge of the Caribbean Sea. The island is just 11 km long and 4 km at it's widest and is surrounded by vast coral reefs with huge variety of undersea life. The island of Utila borders on the Mesoamerican barrier reef system where you will discover some of the most beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and tropical island sunsets in the world.