There’s something remarkable about exploring the world by land. It’s the kind of travel that invites you to settle in, to linger a little longer, and to truly connect with the people, the place, and the moment.

We believe land travel offers something uniquely enriching. It allows you to wander through farmers’ markets, share meals with locals, and witness the quiet magic of a Tuscan sunrise from the window of a hillside villa, not through the window just passing by.

Italy, for example, isn’t meant to be skimmed. It’s meant to be felt through its food, its textures, its laughter echoing down stone alleyways. Land journeys give you the time and space to do just that.

Some of our most vivid memories come from walking historic city streets in the golden hush of early evening, long after the day-trippers have gone. That’s when a place starts to speak to you not in headlines, but in poetry.

Crafted journeys. Exceptional care.

Whether you prefer a small group of 10 or a more social experience with 20+ fellow travelers, these companies deliver seamless, soul-stirring itineraries you’ll never forget.

Expedition cruises offer a rare invitation to experience the world’s most remote and breathtaking places—without sacrificing comfort. These journeys trade crowded ports and bustling tourist spots for untouched coastlines, ancient cultures, and the extraordinary beauty of nature in its wildest form.

Whether you’re navigating the iceberg-dotted fjords of Greenland, sailing deep into the Amazon rainforest, or tracing the sun-drenched ruins along the Dalmatian Coast, expedition cruises bring you closer to the soul of a destination. Expert-led excursions—often by marine biologists, historians, or local guides—invite you to engage deeply, not just observe. Think Zodiac landings, wildlife viewing, archeological walks, and immersive storytelling that stays with you long after you return home.

At Port & Province, we curate expedition cruises with a discerning eye—pairing cultural richness with understated luxury, small-ship intimacy, and tailored itineraries that celebrate curiosity and confidence. For the woman who values depth over speed and dreams of places that stir the soul, an expedition cruise is the ultimate voyage.

From the pages of classic literature to the manicured lawns of aristocratic estates, gardens have long been at the heart of England’s cultural identity. In the early 1700s, the formal symmetry of French and Italian designs gave way to a more natural style rolling hills, meandering paths, and painterly vistas that felt as if they had always been part of the land. By the 1800s, gardens were celebrated as living works of art, each turn revealing a new scene worthy of a canvas.

Join us as we step behind wrought-iron gates and clipped hedges to explore the legacies of great designers like Lancelot “Capability” Brown, whose timeless landscapes still stir the romantic imagination. From rose-draped pergolas to sweeping parklands, every garden tells a story and invites you to become part of it.