Titan Travel

Join our exclusively-chartered voyage aboard MS Bellejour to captivating cities connected by great waterways and an enthralling history, detailed in their enticing museums and UNESCO-listed architecture. Fly from London to Amsterdam, to explore the vibrant Dutch capital before sailing to the charming medieval city of Delft and Germany’s 2,000-year old city of Cologne. We continue through the famously beautiful winemaking region of the Rhine Valley, passing the vast Ehrenbreitstein Fort, and enjoy time in three wonderful destinations: Mannheim, Worms and Kehl, where the River Rhine divides Germany and France.

Transport yourself back to the Middle Ages on this fantastic tour of three classic capitals of the Baltic, staying in centrally located hotels. Within the walls of Tallinn, find an abundance of medieval memories - the Old Town is the best preserved medieval town in Europe and has much about which to boast. Riga is a sophisticated neighbour, with a medieval core surrounded by parks, boulevards and art nouveau. Our final destination is small, pretty Vilnius. Growing as a city and a tourist destination, it retains a relaxed and authentic cosy old-town charm.

Portugal has many gems largely unnoticed by tourism, so we are delighted to offer this opportunity to enjoy the very best of this stunning area. As you walk through towns comparable to Italy for the vast amounts of marble fashioned into stunning palaces, you can do so with a relaxed air, avoiding vast crowds and taking your time to take the perfect photo. Whilst your days are spent exploring beautiful towns full of tales of adventure, chivalry and lost love, your nights will be spent in carefully preserved historic castles and religious houses, creating a succession of memorable moments.

Start your exciting French voyage as you criss-cross through the straits of the English Channel heading out aboard Fred. Olsen’s Boudicca towards the River Seine. Arrive in Normandy’s 2,000-year-old museum city of Rouen for an overnight stop. With plenty of time to explore, you can take in sights such as the Gothic Cathedral and the medieval old town, before heading onwards to dock in La Pallice - the gateway to La Rochelle. Continue on to the world-famous wine region of Bordeaux - maybe take time to stock up on a bottle or two. We complete our cruise in Lorient, a former French Navy town, before heading back to Dover.

In Sanskrit ‘Sri Lanka’ translates as ‘resplendent island’ but, before its modern name and evocative ‘Ceylon’, this country was known as ‘Serendib’, inspired through the 18th century writings of Horace Walpole the word ‘serendipity’ - the fortunate discovery of unexpected pleasures. This latter description is perhaps the most apt, as visitors to this teardrop-shaped Indian Ocean island may happen across magnificent fortresses atop mountains of rock, ancient capitals in the midst of dense forest land, cool hillside villages producing the world’s best tea, elephants roaming beautiful national parks, and gentle reminders of a British colonial past.