From the UNCHARTED® editorsJuly 31, 2026 · sent to our readers on a Friday
UNCHARTED® ExperiencesNew Family Trips From Our DesignersFive new journeys, each one built for a real family. From the Okavango Delta and the fjords of Norway to the Galápagos, New Zealand’s South Island, and Peru’s high Andes. Here they tell you why these trips stuck with them.
Botswana + MadagascarFrom the Kalahari Sands to the Whale Shark ChannelSee Trip ›
Sandy CunninghamPresident & Co-Founder
“Botswana is where the Delta breathes in and out with the seasons, and the game follows the water. Closing the trip on Madagascar’s Nosy Komba, with lemurs overhead in the morning and whale sharks below by afternoon, is the kind of finale I love to give people.See Trip ▸
Norway, Denmark + IrelandFjords, Canals & the Kerry Coast: A Family Journey North to WestSee Trip ›
Brittany BengryHead of Operations & Sales
“I built this one for a family that wanted fjords, coastline adventures, and world-class cities all in a 16-day journey. Every day puts parents and kids in the landscape together, from private inflatable boat outings on the fjords to a Hawk Walk with a falconer in Kerry. Stays in Copenhagen, Oslo, and Dublin anchor the adventures.See Trip ▸
New ZealandInto the Sounds, Under the Stars: A South Island JourneySee Trip ›
Daisy CunninghamTravel Designer & Marketing
“This trip carried a big family across the best of the South Island, then gave the parents five quiet days of their own to close it out. It is the rhythm I wish every family journey had.See Trip ▸
EcuadorDarwin’s Islands: A Galápagos Journey by Ship & In CampSee Trip ›
Lindsay BergTravel Designer
“The Hermes is the first luxury catamaran of its kind in the Galápagos, and pairing five nights aboard with the quiet highlands of Santa Cruz lets a family feel the islands from sea and land. I would book this one for my family tomorrow!See Trip ▸
PeruPeru, From the Sacred Valley to the Colca CanyonSee Trip ›
Athena SalesOperations & Trip Support
“This family told me the ATV day changed how they saw the Sacred Valley. No windshield, no crowds, just open trail. And PUQIO tented camp in the Colca Valley revealed a part of Peru they never knew existed.See Trip ▸
