Destinations perfect for creating lasting memories

Into the Wild

Exploring The Kimberley, Australia

There are so few places left on Earth that feel genuinely wild, where roads blend into dusty horizons, and the landscape appears much as it has for millennia. But the Kimberley, in Australia’s vast north-west, is one of them. Covering an area of nearly 423,000 square kilometres, with fewer people per square kilometre than almost anywhere on Earth, it’s a land of towering sandstone, ancient Aboriginal rock art, staggering waterfalls and tidal rivers home to saltwater crocodiles. Comparatively few people visit, making every moment here feel genuinely extraordinary.

True North and the Kimberley Experience

360’s Travel Designers can curate so many experiences throughout the Kimberley, tailoring each day to your interests and travel style. Luxury expedition cruises such as True North navigate the region’s dramatic coastline, reaching waterfalls, secluded inlets and towering gorges inaccessible by road. True North’s onboard helicopter allows yet further exploration, revealing hidden waterfalls, remote swimming holes and ancient rock art sites beyond the reach of boats, while scenic flights showcase the spectacular four-tiered Mitchell Falls. Where possible, Aboriginal-led interpretation can bring deeper meaning to rock art, seasonal landscapes and the cultural identity of the area, while road trips along the Gibb River Road connect Derby to Kununurra, with a backdrop of outback gorges, swimming holes, and thermal springs.

Memories: standing beneath waterfalls that few ever reach, watching the landscape glow red at sunset, sharing helicopter flights with family over a wilderness that stretches uninterrupted to the horizon, and, when nature allows, your first sighting of a snubfin dolphin in Roebuck Bay.

Palaces, Tigers and Culture

The Cultural Highlights of India

In India, centuries-old rituals take place beside some of the world’s most staggering architecture, saffron-robed monks weave between rickshaws and ornate mausoleums, and Bengal tigers prowl the Himalayan foothills and the deciduous forests of Rajasthan.

Travelling India with Oberoi

Truly a one-of-a-kind destination, India can be explored by luxury sleeper trains, Himalayan hikes, and backwater tours of Kerala by houseboat. But one of our most loved itineraries, a classic Golden Triangle tour, takes advantage of our hotel partner Oberoi’s breadth of local knowledge and exceptional hospitality. Hot days are best started early with a sunrise visit to the Taj Mahal before the crowds arrive — and you’ll have a fabulous view of the dome from your room in The Oberoi Amarvilas — followed by a rickshaw ride through the bustle of Old Delhi before travelling to Jaipur to see its magnificent palaces, bazaars and artisan workshops.

Beyond the Golden Triangle, 360 can extend your journey to Ranthambhore, where Bengal tigers roam dry deciduous forest, grasslands, lakes and the atmospheric ruins of a former royal hunting reserve. And spiritual Varanasi, the Himalayan foothills, Kerala’s backwaters and India’s great luxury rail trips can all be woven in to your journey.

Memories: watching the first rays of sunlight illuminate the Taj Mahal, private blessings inside an ancient temple, and hearing the alarm bark of a spotted deer moments before a tiger emerges from the forest.

Europe’s Grandest Playgrounds

Family City Breaks in Europe

The world’s cultural capitals often reveal themselves most vividly through the eyes of a child. Castles become places for mythology and folklore, while museums become fascinating treasure hunts, and quiet Italian backstreets set the scene for passionate searches for the city’s finest gelato.

City Breaks with a Family Twist

At 360 Private Travel, we believe family travel should inspire children just as much as adults, so rather than focus on conventional sightseeing, we help build itineraries around hands-on experiences that invite families to step inside each destination with curiosity. In Rome, children can learn the skills of a gladiator before exploring the Colosseum with a private guide. In Paris, families might spend the afternoon baking pastries or discovering the Louvre through interactive treasure hunts. Elsewhere, young explorers can become chocolatiers in Brussels, join private street art tours in Lisbon, or uncover royal secrets in London.

Memories: witnessing your children discover a lifelong passion, learning centuries-old crafts from local artisans, sharing unplanned moments during a family celebration, and finding that one restaurant or hidden square that everyone remembers for years to come.