Venture into the wilderness: Award-winning tour operator Wilderness Journeys is launching low-impact 17-day sea-kayaking trips to Greenland in July and AugustPhotograph: PRBeach-hop in Brazil: Try kayaking in warmer climes around the coast of Paraty where you can explore fishing villages and camp on idyllic jungle-backed beaches at nightPhotograph: PRJoin conservation projects: Conservation Africa's new family experience includes a two-week trip to the Kruger area where they take families on night drives and bush walks and also give visitors the chance to help record animal numbers and take part in voluntary work in local communitiesPhotograph: PRGive your teens a real adventure: Exodus is launching Teenage Kicks adventure tours aimed at families with children aged 11 and over. These range from treks around Mont Blanc to an ascent of North Africa's highest mountain, Mount ToubkalPhotograph: PRTrek off the beaten track: Keen hikers seeking new territory should strike out for Taiwan in 2009. Both Ramblers and KE Adventure launch new treks in the region in the new yearPhotograph: PRHiking hidden Wales: Get off the beaten track in the spectacular Rhinog mountainsPhotograph: PRSleep in a gypsy caravan: Next summer sees Canvas Holidays adding gypsy caravan-style accomodation to its programme of family camping holidays in FrancePhotograph: PRCelebrate Darwinism: 2009 marks 150 years since Darwin's Origin of Species was first published. Mark the occasion with a blow-out trip to Ecuador and the GalapagosPhotograph: PRVisit a Swedish spa with six pools: Vann Spa Hotel will raise the bar for spa hotels when it opens in March - choose between hot pools, cold pools, forest and flower pools, as well as a private beachPhotograph: PRCamping in style: The new Mandare River Camp is the first African-style luxury tented camp to open in Madagascar. Six tented rooms have biodegradable chemi-loos, solar-powered electricity and private verandahs - perfect for wildlife watchingPhotograph: PRVenture in to a toubled country: Although travel still needs to be carefully negotiated, trips are now possible to Angola. Imaginative Traveller is one of the first operators to re-enter the rgeion, launching 4WD safaris there next SeptemberPhotograph: PR
