Magic Carpet Contrasts, From Istanbul To Mauritius

Steve • February 24, 2020

Angela Taylor from Oasis Travel’s Belfast Howard Street office jets into paradise as guest of Getabed and Turkish Airlines

As long-haul destinations have grown in popularity an increasing number of travellers are opting to break their journeys with a swift stop in a mid-way destination. It adds a different dimension to a vacation and, as I discovered on a recent trip to Mauritius via Istanbul, a blend of city and silver-sanded paradise adds up to perfection!

When you travel long-haul the choice of airline is all the more important – you’ll be spending plenty of time in the plane, after all.  I travelled Economy with Turkish Airlines which boasts one of the youngest fleet of aircraft in the industry and I was particularly impressed with the levels of comfort and standards of service en route from Dublin to Istanbul.

In Istanbul I had the opportunity to get an insider’s view of how airline staff train to deliver that exemplary service.  I visited the state of the art training headquarters for Turkish Airlines.  From food preparation and service to emergency service procedures, this is where the staff of Turkish Airlines (and others, for the facility is used by other major airlines) hone their skills.  In every area of training students must attain a pass rate of at least 95%; it’s a tough remit but one that reinforces the high standards of Turkish Airlines.

My high point of the visit was getting the opportunity to land a plane (thankfully a simulated exercise!) in a tropical rainstorm.  Lest said, the better, I fear.  The simulated flight facility is central to pilot training and all pilots/co-pilots must successfully complete this aspect of training every six months.

While that aspect of my Istanbul visit was very definitely a specialist invitation for travel trade only, there is no shortage of attractions for the curious traveller in this great city.

Istanbul , formerly known as  Constantinople  is still acclaimed as ‘The Queen of Cities’, the crossroads of  Europe  and  Asia .  Overlooking the Bosphorus Strait, the city reflects the many influences which have shaped its often tumultuous history and many of its major visitor attractions are – very understandably – world class.  In the Sultanahmet district you will see marvellous Egyptian obelisks and the open-air Roman-era Hippodrome ich was for centuries the site of chariot races.  Don’t miss the fantastically gorgeous Sultan Ahmed or ‘Blue’) Mosque and The iconic Byzantine Hagia Sophia which features a soaring 6th-century dome and rare Christian mosaics.  Check out the Spice and Grand Bazaars … and that’s just for starters. It would take many weeks to do justice to the main tourist attractions of this fabled city, but it is possible to pack a lot into a short stopover stay … bring comfortable shoes is my advice!

I stayed at historical 4 star  Sultanhan Hotel  in the heart of the Sultan Ahmet area, perfect for sight-seeing – and that convenience is extra-important if time is limited.  All very comfortable with airy, traditional-style décor and good food.

After just a day, it was off to Istanbul Airport (amazing shopping!) and a taste of ramped up luxury in the award-winning Turkish Airlines Business Lounge … a split level affair with a golf area, Scalextric Track, a grand piano, plus a wonderful selection of food and fabulous wash room facilities including showers and amenities.   Talk about livin’ the dream!

It was a relaxed preparation for an eleven hours onward flight to the laid back luxe of Mauritius. This was my first time in Mauritius which really is like an ad for hair shampoo or Bounty Bars!

Expect waving palms, soft white sands and turquoise waters, with near-perfect weather.  The climate in  Mauritius  is largely tropical and hotels are designed to allow guests to take full advantage of the wonderful weather and fabulous beaches.  Water sports facilities abound and I would recommend taking one of the super full day Catamaran Cruises.  It’s worth exploring on land too, and no visit is complete without a trip to the island’s capital, Port Louis which was a lot more built up and modern than I had imagined, but endowed with some super craft markets.

I would suggest taking a tripto Sacred Lake,  the crater lake tucked away in the secluded mountain area in Savanna, deep in the heart of Mauritius. It is considered the most sacred Hindu place in Mauritius and many pilgrims still walk bare footed from their homes to worship at the shores of this lovely lake.

While the destination is considered very chic and high end, I was surprised to discover that there is an excellent range of accommodation to suit a variety of budgets.

The 3 star  Coin De Mire  on the north coast is one of the respected Attitude properties, with a warm and friendly atmosphere.  It is not a beach-front property and you do have to cross a busy road to reach the shoreline, but what a beach!  Truly beautiful with wonderful views all around.  The hotel would be perfect for a young couple on a budget. Its split level rooms circle a pretty, shaded pool area and there is a small spa facility.  Choices in the small restaurant may be limited but the food is good and the outdoor bar area features a local singer each night and the ambiance is really relaxed and pleasant.

Another 3 star choice is the  Friday Attitude  where management proudly claim that ‘Every day feels like a Friday’. Great beachfront location and a lovely open bar-and-relax area make this an attractive choice for people who prefer a ‘non-stuffy’ set up.  Great spot for families travelling with kids too.

The Belle Mare Plage by Constance  is situated on one of the most beautiful beaches on the island.  This resort-style hotel has recently been refurbished to wonderfully high standards and offers Half Board or All Inclusive. Its Prestige Rooms which can sleep 2 adults and 1 child under 12, have pool entrance and are on the ground floor. The Junior Suite, Suite Deluxe can adjoin with the prestige rooms which is a great advantage if you are travelling with a larger family or even if you just want more space. The Belle Mare also offers villa accommodation with private pools. Facilities in this hotel are excellent, especially for families:  a complimentary children’s club for 4 – 11 years and, for older teens (and young at heart adults!) there is a vast array of watersports activities along with good sports facilities including tennis, table tennis, mountain biking and golf.  Indeed there are two 18-hole championship golf courses right here. There are also thirteen dining options to choose from – all of them offering excellent food in a variety of styles.

The 5 star  Shangri-La Le Toussrock  is just wow!  There are great facilities here for kids and teens but, to my mind, this is a perfect couples’ retreat.  It has a tastefully sophisticated décor throughout with a distinctly japanese/zen vibe plus a stunning spa facility.  Imagine yourself enjoying superb food as you sit outdoors, overlooking an impossibly blue lagoon, with two beautiful islands, exclusively available to Le Touessrok guests … you’re getting the picture!

The 5 star  Heritage Awali  is a particularly well-known hotel with a tribal/African flavour and shady interiors.  Its outdoor barbeque area surrounded by gardens is, perhaps, its major claim to fame. Baby-sitting services, kids and teens clubs, together with a good range of sports and water activities, make it popular with families.

Just a short buggy transfer away the 5 star,  Heritage Le Telfair  was my preferred choice from the Heritage Group.  I loved its grand colonial entrance with bright lobby, beautiful fresh flowers around and welcoming homely atmosphere. Le Telfair has a wonderful selection of restaurants and bars, a variety of land and water activities plus guests enjoy access to the chic C Beach Club which has two restaurants, a swimming pool and beach area.

The 5 star  Le Prince Maurice Constance  provided a romantic conclusion to my trip to Mauritius, a truly special hideaway in the North-Eastern corner of the island where unashamed grandeur is the name of the game.  Service was beyond fabulous and I couldn’t have chosen a better spot than its wonderful bar in which to dance away my final evening in magical Mauritius … made even better by the fact that it happened to be my birthday!  I just hope someone will give me a return trip as next year’s present!

To hear more about either destination  get in touch with me  anytime at our Howard Street branch in Belfast.

A Journey to the White Continent

By Scott McCabe • April 28, 2025
Mark Davidson shares vivid firsthand experiences from his voyage aboard Quark Expeditions’ ‘World Explorer.’ His blog captures the awe-inspiring landscapes, unique wildlife encounters, and the unparalleled sense of adventure found in the last unspoiled wilderness on Earth. Antarctica has long occupied a p lace on many travellers’ bucket lists, and I was fortunate enough to experience this extraordinary destination first-hand with Quark Expeditions, sailing aboard their impressive expedition ship, the World Explorer. From the moment we set sail to the final moments among the icebergs, this journey was truly unforgettable. The World Explorer: Comfort and Capability The World Explorer is purpose-built for polar exploration, accommodating 125 staff and crew alongside 172 guests. This guest limit is significant: Antarctic regulations mean that ships with fewer than 200 guests can make unrestricted landings on the Antarctic Peninsula. Ships carrying between 200 and 500 guests face landing restrictions, while those with over 500 guests are not permitted to make landfall at all. This ensures a more intimate, flexible, and immersive experience for everyone on board. The ship itself is extremely comfortable, with spacious balcony cabins that allow guests to soak up the scenery in privacy. Dining is open and relaxed, with buffet breakfasts and lunches, and a set meal in the evening. The food was consistently of a very high standard, and the casual atmosphere made it easy to mingle with fellow explorers. Setting Sail from Ushuaia: The Drake Passage Our adventure began in Ushuaia, at the southern tip of Argentina in Tierra del Fuego. The “Crossing The Circle” expedition takes around three days to reach the Antarctic Peninsula, crossing the infamous Drake Passage. This stretch of ocean is renowned for its unpredictable conditions—travellers either experience the “Drake Shake” (rough seas) or the “Drake Lake” (calm waters). We encountered the former on our outward journey and the latter on our return. Thankfully, the ship’s doctor was on hand with complimentary sea-sickness tablets, ensuring everyone could enjoy the crossing. During these days at sea, the anticipation built as we attended informative briefings in the ship’s auditorium. Topics ranged from whale spotting to the correct way to embark a zodiac, ensuring everyone was well-prepared for the adventures ahead. Protecting Antarctica: Biosecurity and Preparation A crucial aspect of Antarctic travel is biosecurity. In the main lounge, staff conducted thorough biodiversity checks to prevent any contamination of this pristine environment. Passengers brought all their equipment—backpacks, gloves, Velcro straps—to be meticulously vacuumed and cleaned. This process is essential to protect the fragile Antarctic ecosystem. Landfall: Stepping onto the Antarctic Peninsula The highlight of the expedition was undoubtedly making landfall. Before disembarking, we visited the “Mud Room” to change into the boots and coats provided. Boots were disinfected before stepping into the zodiacs, further ensuring no contamination was brought ashore. The expedition team always landed first, marking out safe walking routes with cones and flags to avoid disturbing penguin colonies or other wildlife. The sight of zodiacs lined up on the shore, with the ship in the distance and penguins milling about, is one I’ll never forget. Zodiac Excursions: Up Close with Antarctica’s Wonders Each day offered a full programme of excursions—zodiac cruises and landings in both the morning and afternoon. These ten-passenger zodiac boats, expertly piloted by the expedition team, brought us close to shipwrecks, breaching whales, and towering glaciers. Most sailings were smooth, though the first day’s choppy waters provided a true sense of adventure! One of my most vivid memories is watching the zodiacs criss-cross the bay, framed by icebergs and glaciers. It was in these moments that I put my camera away and simply appreciated how lucky I was to be there. Life Onboard: Relaxed Luxury and Camaraderie Life on the World Explorer was relaxed and sociable. The open dining encouraged conversation, and the casual atmosphere made it easy to connect with fellow travellers from around the world. Antarctic expeditions attract curious, adventurous souls, and sharing stories with new friends became one of the most rewarding aspects of the journey. Top Tips for Antarctic Travellers • Pack for All Conditions: Layering is essential. Bring waterproof outerwear, insulated boots (often provided by the operator), thermal layers, gloves, hats, and sunscreen. • Stay Flexible: Antarctic itineraries are always subject to change due to weather and ice conditions. Embrace the unpredictability—it’s all part of the adventure. • Respect Biosecurity: Participate fully in cleaning protocols to protect this unique environment. • Live in the Moment: While photos are important, don’t forget to pause and simply take in the breathtaking scenery. Final Thoughts: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience Antarctica is not just a destination, it’s a life-changing experience. My journey with Quark Expeditions was the perfect blend of comfort, adventure, and environmental stewardship. If you’re considering your own Antarctic adventure, my advice is simple: go for it. Prepare well, keep an open mind, and get ready for an experience that will stay with you forever. Ready to start your own polar adventure? Contact Oasis Travel for expert advice and exclusive offers on Antarctic expeditions.

A Luxury Safari in Kenya

By Scott McCabe • April 28, 2025
Kenya is the beating heart of the African safari, a land where golden savannahs stretch to the horizon and wildlife roams free. I was fortunate to experience this remarkable country, and what followed was a journey filled with unforgettable moments, world-class hospitality, and the warmest of welcomes. Discovering Nairobi: More Than a Transit City Our adventure began in Nairobi, a city often overlooked by travellers who see it merely as a gateway to Kenya’s national parks. However, Nairobi is well worth exploring in its own right. The city is home to a thriving arts scene, independent shops, and even its own national park where you might spot black rhinos, lions, giraffes, and zebras against a backdrop of skyscrapers. A highlight was visiting the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, an inspiring conservation project founded in 1977. Here, orphaned elephants and rhinos are raised and rehabilitated for reintroduction to the wild—a must-visit for anyone interested in Kenya’s wildlife and conservation efforts. Sanctuary Tambarare, Ol Pejeta Conservancy: Safari in the Shadow of Mount Kenya Leaving Nairobi, we travelled north by road to the Sanctuary Tambarare camp in the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, set against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Kenya. This exclusive camp is one of two Sanctuary Retreats in Kenya and offers an unrivalled safari experience. From your private terrace, you can enjoy breakfast while watching the Big Five wander across the plains. Ol Pejeta is renowned for its conservation work, including being home to the last two remaining northern white rhinos on earth. Game drives here are expertly led by knowledgeable guides, who share insights into the landscape and its inhabitants. After an exhilarating evening drive, we enjoyed a picnic under the stars—an experience made all the more special by the attentive and passionate staff. Olonana, Masai Mara: Hippos on the Mara River From Ol Pejeta, we took a short flight to the legendary Masai Mara, staying at Olonana—another jewel in the Sanctuary Retreats collection. This luxury lodge sits on the banks of the Mara River, where you can watch hippos basking in the sun just meters from your table. The Masai Mara is famed for its abundant wildlife, including lions, elephants, giraffes, and the annual Great Migration of wildebeest and zebra. Game drives here are a photographer’s dream, with every outing offering new and thrilling encounters. The lodge itself is a haven of comfort, blending seamlessly into its wild surroundings. Why Two Game Lodges? Staying at two different lodges offered a richer, more varied perspective on Kenya’s landscapes and wildlife. Each region has its own unique character, from the rhino strongholds of Ol Pejeta to the sweeping savannahs of the Masai Mara. This approach is highly recommended for anyone wanting a deeper understanding of the country’s diversity. The Heart of Kenya: Its People While Kenya’s wildlife is certainly the main draw, my lasting memory is of the people. Everywhere we travelled, we were met with genuine warmth and a commitment to keeping Kenya safe, welcoming, and endlessly fascinating for visitors. The guides, staff, and local communities are the true custodians of this incredible country, and their passion for conservation and hospitality shines through in every detail. Top Tips for a Luxury Safari in Kenya Don’t skip Nairobi: Take time to explore the city’s national park, cultural attractions, and conservation centres. Visit multiple regions: Experience the contrasts between conservancies like Ol Pejeta and iconic reserves such as the Masai Mara. Trust your guides: Abercrombie & Kent’s guides are among the best in the business, offering expert knowledge and flexibility to tailor your experience. Pack smart: Lightweight clothing, sun protection, and a good camera are essential. Many lodges offer laundry services, so you can pack lighter. Embrace the local culture: Interact with local communities and learn about their vital role in conservation . Ready to plan your own luxury Kenya safari? Oasis Travel can help you craft the perfect itinerary, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable journey.

Uncovering Mexico's Resorts

By Scott McCabe • April 28, 2025
Gary Boyd draws on his travel expertise to share quick-fire insider tips and firsthand resort insights from his recent journey to Mexico. Dreaming of a luxury escape to Mexico? Here’s an insider’s look at some of the top resorts I visited along the Riviera Maya and Cancun, perfect for both families and adults seeking sun-soaked relaxation or vibrant adventure. Resort Highlights Breathless Cancun Soul Resort & Spa This high-rise, adults-only hotel defies the party-hotel stereotype, offering excellent pools, great restaurants, and comfortable rooms. The “Xhale Club” upgrade is a standout for value and exclusive perks. Secrets Tulum A modern, minimalist adults-only retreat set inland, but with its own beach club just 15 minutes away by shuttle. Swim-up rooms and proximity to the Tulum ruins make it a unique choice. Dreams Sapphire Ideal for families, especially with the new Indigo Club section. Spacious villas with private pools and a lively main pool area are highlights, though be aware of seasonal seaweed on the beach in September. Secrets Maroma Beach A true paradise: low-rise buildings, a pristine white sand beach, and impeccable service. Food trucks on the beach add a fun twist, and the service here is exceptional. Hyatt Vivid Grand Island Conveniently located near Cancun town, this all-inclusive offers large rooms and a beach club, but feels more generic compared to the unique charm of other Hyatt resorts. Impressions by Secrets: Ultra-Luxury Experiences These two ultra-luxury properties feel more like Dubai than Mexico, with pricing to match. • Impressions Moxche: The most impressive hotel visited, with a rooftop infinity pool and exclusive club access. • Impressions Isla Mujeres: A 40-minute boat ride from the mainland, offering plunge pools or hot tubs in every room and a water slide into the sea. Final Tips for Your Mexico Trip • Family or Adults-Only? Dreams resorts are family-friendly, while Secrets and Impressions by Secrets are adults-only (18+). • Seaweed Season: Beaches can be affected by seaweed, especially in September. • Consistent Quality: All resorts offer excellent service, but each has its own unique vibe and features. Bonus - Club Upgrades: Worth it! Across the Hyatt properties, upgrading to club-level rooms brings extra perks treats in your room, upgraded breakfast and lunch, and a private lounge for faster, more relaxed check-in. It’s a great way to add a touch of luxury to your stay. Whether you seek lively activities, or a peaceful beach retreat, these Riviera Maya and Cancun resorts offer something for everyone. For personalised advice or questions about any of these resorts, just reach out-we’re here to help you plan your perfect Mexican getaway!

India in Style

By Scott McCabe • April 28, 2025
If you’re dreaming of a holiday that captures India’s incredible diversity, this journey inspiration offers exactly that. From the bustling cities of the north to the serene backwaters of the south, experience a seamless blend of history, wildlife, and luxury-while staying in some of the country’s most unforgettable accommodations. A Contrasting Mix of Stays One of the best ways to experience India is through its unique accommodations. Stay in beautifully restored havelis (traditional mansion houses turned boutique hotels), five-star hotels, luxury tents, beach villas, and even a houseboat on Kerala’s backwaters. Each offers a distinct window into the country’s culture and hospitality. Delhi: Old Meets New India’s capital is a vibrant tapestry of ancient and modern. Old Delhi is a sensory overload - rickshaw rides, spice markets, street vendors, and the majestic Jama Masjid Mosque. New Delhi, in contrast, features wide boulevards, colonial architecture, and landmarks like India Gate and Humayun’s Tomb. Where to Stay: Experience the charm of a heritage haveli such as Haveli Dharampura, or opt for a five-star hotel in the heart of the city. Agra: The Taj Mahal & Mughal Grandeur Take the Gatimaan Express train to Agra, home to the iconic Taj Mahal. Sunrise at the Taj is a must - the symmetry and tranquility are unforgettable. Explore Agra Fort, where Shah Jahan spent his final years gazing at the monument he built for his beloved Mumtaz Mahal. Where to Stay: The Oberoi Amarvilas offers unparalleled views of the Taj Mahal and an indulgent five-star experience. Jaipur: The Pink City Arrive in Jaipur and marvel at its architectural wonders, from the ornate Palace of the Winds (Hawa Mahal) to the imposing Amber Fort, with its mirrored halls and sweeping views of Maota Lake. Where to Stay: Samode Haveli is a standout, offering royal Rajasthani hospitality in a beautifully restored setting. Ranthambore: Tiger Safari Adventure Feel the thrill of spotting wild tigers in their natural habitat at Ranthambore National Park. The anticipation is palpable on every safari drive, and even if the elusive tiger doesn’t appear, the landscape and other wildlife make it worthwhile. Where to Stay: Khem Villas offers luxury tented accommodation that blends comfort with the adventure of the wild. Kerala: Beaches, Backwaters & Relaxation Fly south to Kerala for a change of pace. Spend four nights unwinding on the golden sands of Marari Beach, where villas and outstanding food await. Backwaters Experience: Spend a night on a traditional houseboat, drifting through the serene backwaters with your own captain and chef89. Lake Retreat: End your journey at Kumarakom Lake Resort, renowned for its tranquil setting and private pool suites. Why This Itinerary? This multi-centre holiday lets you experience India’s contrasts - from the chaos and colour of its cities to the peaceful rhythms of its countryside and coast. Whether you’re hiking in Shimla’s hills, exploring old army hill stations, or gliding along the Ganges, every day offers something new. Ready to plan your Indian adventure? Get in touch for tailored advice and let us help you craft your perfect itinerary.

Explora Journeys: A New Era of Luxury Cruising

By Alison Hamilton • November 8, 2024
Stepping aboard Explora 1, the flagship vessel of the Explora Journeys fleet, is like entering a world of unparalleled luxury and sophistication. From the moment you cross the gangway, you're enveloped in an atmosphere of modern elegance that sets the tone for an extraordinary voyage. First Impressions: A Grand Welcome The heart of the ship, the impressive central bar, immediately catches your eye. Its striking design and inviting ambiance serve as a focal point, drawing you into the ship's refined look. Suites: Your Home at Sea The Oceanview Terrace suites are a revelation in cruising accommodation. Exceeding all expectations, these luxurious retreats offer: • A spacious bathroom with premium amenities • A walk-in wardrobe for ample storage • A superb king-size bed. • A comfortable living area for relaxation • A private terrace complete with a daybed, table, and chairs It's the little touches that truly elevate the experience. Each suite comes equipped with a Dyson hairdryer, a welcome bottle of champagne, and a fully stocked minibar. Perhaps most impressively, you're assigned a dedicated suite host to ensure every aspect of your stay is perfect. Dining: A Culinary Journey Explora 1 boasts six fantastic dining options, each one offering its own extraordinary culinary journey. First up is the Emporium Marketplace, which totally redefines the classic cruise buffet - where you can enjoy a wide range of fresh, high-quality dishes in a stylish setting. You’ll find everything from sushi to made-to-order pasta, and trust me, the seafood stations are a highlight! If you’re into Asian cuisine, you can’t miss Sakura. This place serves up some seriously tasty pan-Asian dishes, and many say it’s got the best sushi at sea. The lobster pad Thai is a must-try! Overall, dining on Explora 1 is an experience that’s all about enjoying great food in a refined, relaxed atmosphere. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or indulging in a multi-course meal, you’re in for a treat! Outdoor Spaces: Luxury Under the Sun The outdoor areas of Explora 1 rival those of high-end hotels. With four distinct pool areas, an indoor pool, and 64 private cabanas, there's a perfect spot for every mood and preference. • The Atoll Pool offers a relaxed, laid-back atmosphere • The Astern Pool & Bar provides a seaside escape with unparalleled views • The indoor pool ensures swimming and relaxation regardless of weather conditions No matter which area you choose, the attentive hosts are always nearby, ready to top up your glass and cater to your every need. The Explora Difference This is the new standard in luxury cruising. It combines the best elements of a boutique resort with the adventure of ocean travel, creating an experience that's truly unique in the world of cruising. From the moment you step onboard to the second you disembark, you're treated to a level of luxury, service, and attention to detail that's simply unmatched. Whether you're a seasoned cruiser or new to ocean voyages, Explora Journeys promises an unforgettable experience that will redefine your expectations of luxury cruising.

Sardinia’s Secret Sanctuaries

By Alison Hamilton • August 2, 2023
Are you dreaming of a Mediterranean getaway that blends both luxury and relaxation? Then look no further than Sardinia, an enchanting Italian island boasting pristine beaches, rich culture, untouched nature, and striking scenery. To take you deeper into this captivating destination and uncover what makes it so special, we asked Gary Boyd, from Oasis Portfolio, […] The post Sardinia’s Secret Sanctuaries appeared first on Oasis Travel.

Cruising into the Last Frontier

By Alison Hamilton • July 21, 2023
Unlock a hidden world of unparalleled beauty and join us on an unforgettable journey through the stunning landscapes of Alaska. Nicky Thornton from our Head Office in Lisburn recounts her recent adventure on an Alaskan Cruise in June aboard the luxurious Holland America Koningsdam. From the picturesque city of Vancouver to the awe-inspiring Glacier Bay, […] The post Cruising into the Last Frontier appeared first on Oasis Travel.

Live like royalty at Atlantis The Royal

By Alison Hamilton • July 5, 2023
Dubai, a destination renowned for its luxury and glamour, has become popular amongst discerning travellers who are seeking a taste of opulence. However, with such a lavish portfolio of holiday options available, the question becomes, how do I choose something different? Well, we have the answer – Atlantis The Royal. Lynn Jamison, the Oasis Travel […] The post Live like royalty at Atlantis The Royal appeared first on Oasis Travel.

It’s yachting, not cruising!

By Alison Hamilton • May 8, 2023
If you’re looking for a truly unique and luxurious travel experience, the SeaDream 1 yacht might just be the perfect fit. Our Portfolio Manager Julie-Anne Vaughan recently boarded this lavish vessel for a stunning journey through the Caribbean, where she enjoyed a selection of breath taking and renowned ports, from the pristine beaches of Saint […] The post It’s yachting, not cruising! appeared first on Oasis Travel.

A Voyage to the Last Frontier: Exploring Antarctica with Oasis Portfolio

By Alison Hamilton • March 21, 2023
Antarctica, the last unspoiled wilderness on earth, has always captured the imagination of adventurers and explorers. Recently, Mark Davidson from Oasis Portfolio, had the privilege of joining Quark Expeditions’ ‘World Explorer’ on a once-in-a-lifetime voyage to this magnificent continent. Read on as Mark shares his insights, experiences, and reflections from this unforgettable journey. The journey […] The post A Voyage to the Last Frontier: Exploring Antarctica with Oasis Portfolio appeared first on Oasis Travel.
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