Lesley at Irlam Travel

10/21/2025

Isn't it time to book your next Distinctive Voyage? Hello from the Distinctive Voyages retreat of the beautiful Celebrity Summit :)
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10/21/2025

09/22/2025

Great advice!

09/22/2025

Good advice!

09/02/2025

Wouldn't you like to be there? Wow!

A once-in-a-lifetime sighting at Somalisa Camp! 
 
A statuesque leopard balances atop a tree stump, surveying the land with regal authority. 
 
Have you ever seen anything so breathtaking? 
 
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📍: Somalisa Camp, Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe  
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08/30/2025

Could Bora Bora be in your future this winter? Why not book your luxury cruise now :)

06/23/2025

That sounds like perfection!

06/22/2025

Join Deirdre on this wonderful cruise on the beautiful Oceania Allura.

06/06/2025

It's time to book another safari. Send me an email :)

Introducing the 2026 Guided Impact Safari.

On this journey, you'll be guided by Koinonia Baloyi – our very own African Bush Camps Foundation Director. Closely connected to the communities we partner with, Koinonia offers a rare perspective – one shaped by years of working alongside local leaders and community members.

She’s with you every step of the way, engaging with local residents, supporting meaningful projects, and ensuring each moment of your journey is not only unforgettable, but wonderfully impactful.

This is no ordinary Safari.

03/30/2025

This looks like it will be fun!

VALENCIA, CA – March 25, 2025 – Cunard today announced an exciting partnership with Sail4th 250, the non-profit organization overseeing celebrations in the Port of New York and New Jersey for America’s 250th anniversary next year. The collaboration will see the luxury cruise line’s flagship ...

03/30/2024

The best way to go on a safari!

03/29/2024

From the vaults! A very young and thin Iain Allan, Tropical Ice's founder, having just completed one of the great feats in Kenyan climbing: the first ascent of the 450-foot (~140m) Main Wall in Hells Gate NP.

This photo of Iain at the top was taken on April 15th, 1967. The Beatles 'Strawberry Fields Forever' was number 1 on the UK charts.

Note the attire! This was before climbing harnesses were invented. Iain climbed with a gold line rope, which he tied around his waste... climbing shoes were also still a thing of the future, and amazingly, it looks like he's wearing a formal jacket!

Iain's partners on the climb were Peter Sutcliffe and Chris Wilson, schoolmates from the Duke of York. They defied the old school fuddy-duddies who ruled kenyan climbing at the time and who thought these youngsters were being overly risky and rebellious (they probably were!). The result was some of Kenya'most iconic climbs.

They called the route Quo Vadis, and it is still graded 5.9 with todays modern gear.

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