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Saving the Albatross: update

The driving force behind the Underwater Bait Setting Capsule, Dr. Graham Robertson, gives us the latest update on the project, which aims to help avoid thousands of needless albatross deaths each year.

Sara Reeves and West Africa

By Peregrine e-news editor on Oct 26th, 2010 | Comments

Sara Reeves has an extremely enviable job – Gecko’s Destination Manager for Africa. Sara is in charge of putting together all our Africa itineraries; this naturally involves lots of trips to Africa…all in the name of research...

On the road – two months in the life of a Destination Manager

By Leigh Barnes on Oct 22nd, 2010 | Comments

I’ve had all sorts of jobs here at Peregrine, but my current role as Destination Manager for the Middle East and North Africa is the most fun (and hard work!)....

Cusco, the past and the present

By Leigh Barnes on Oct 21st, 2010 | Comments

I can clearly remember the moment I fell in love with Cusco. I was exploring the narrow back lanes with my camera, focusing on a building where the original 600-year-old...

The Magnificent Seven: the world's greatest treks

By Rob Forsyth on Oct 12th, 2010 | Comments

Whether you’re exploring unsullied wildernesses, getting among beautiful landscapes or spending time with remote communities, trekking unlocks destinations in a unique way, making walkers truly a part of a place, and helping give a rich...

Private Walking Tours Through Europe

By Peregrine e-news editor on Oct 12th, 2010 | Comments

We've had a spate of recent bookings from walking groups looking to flex their legs and have some fun in Europe.

Responsible Travel Update: How we Walk the Talk in the office

By Peregrine e-news editor on Oct 12th, 2010 | Comments

Every place Peregrine visits is special. By conducting our operations within our Responsible Travel and Corporate Social Responsibility policy, we aim to keep...

Help Us Support Phillip Island’s Little Penguins

By Peregrine e-news editor on Oct 12th, 2010 | Comments

Peregrine has teamed up with Australia’s Phillip Island to help its most famous resident, the little penguin. We are raising funds to help improve the local animal hospital and, as a consequence, the lot of its cutest patients.

Woody and Annie venture to the Galapagos

By Peregrine e-news editor on Oct 12th, 2010 | Comments

David "Woody" Wood and Annie Inglis are best renowned for their leadership and guiding on our polar expeditions. They are perhaps our most popular expedition crew members and their expert knowledge, ability to engage and sheer passion...

Self-Guided Cycling Through Provence

By Peregrine e-news editor on Oct 12th, 2010 | Comments

Journalist Niki Schuck invited her parents to share one of Peregrine's self-guided cycling tours with her earlier this year. Niki writes about her experience on their...

The Natural Splendour of Eastern Europe

By Peregrine e-news editor on Oct 12th, 2010 | Comments

A colourful tapestry of old traditions and landscapes, a trip through the Balkan countries offers a wonderful insight into a lesser-known Europe.