Press
The Sun Herald
October 2011
"Wedding's speciality is putting ordinary mortals into extraordinary places...who are ready, willing and able to take on some of the most remarkable experiences in the world of travel."Full article
Jetsetter
September 2011
"Cycle along scenic back roads and picnic in the green terraced fields of Bhutan's heartland, before overnighting at 3,800m in a luxury tented camp, complete with queen beds, camp butlers and steaming hot showers."Full article
Inspire
April 2011
"...they make you feel pampered as soon as you pull your kayaks up to Police Beach at Bunga Raya Island Resort and Spa...being greeted by staff with refreshing ice cold towels and tropical welcome drinks, and then being whisked away by golf buggy up to the resort's restaurant for a gourmet seafood lunch. It's a good example of what the Seven Skies Borneo luxury adventure is all about..."Full article
Wish
February 2011
"So you made a resolution to be more adventurous this year but don't know if you can forgo life's little luxuries? A new Australian luxury adventure travel company might be just the ticket. Seven Skies fills a niche for people who want an exhilarating travel experience – mountain climbing, trekking, jungle safaris, that sort of thing – but who also want nice food and wine and 1000-thread count sheets to sleep on."Full article
Harper's Bazaar
December 2010
"...cycling along the southern coast's palm-fringed beaches, making the pilgrimage to historic Adam's Peak and trekking the Ceylon tea trails, all the while staying in restored manors, Raj-era bungalows and the luxe Amangalla in Galle. This is our kind of adventure tourism: five star all the way, a bit of a workout and incredible Sri Lankan cuisine."Full article
Gourmet Traveller
November 2010
"Glamorous resorts tick many boxes, but your sense of adventure is rarely one of them. For those who like to explore the roads less travelled but are put off by the dearth of espressos and Egyptian cotton, there's Seven Skies."Full article
Vacations & Travel
October 2010
"With a rich colonial history and dramatic scenery complemented by a burgeoning cache of boutique hotels and restaurants, Sri Lanka is hotter than ever. And there are few better ways to experience the teardrop-shaped island than with Seven Skies Luxury Adventure Travel."Full article
Good Health
November 2010
"As well as glossy accommodation and fine food, trips feature an adventure component, which might be scaling sacred Adam's Peak in the misty highlands of Sri Lanka or sea kayaking in Vietnam's Halong Bay."Full article
Go Boating
April 2010
"...espressos at dawn and sundowners at dusk, the best local cuisine available, luxury boutique hotel accommodation and the promise of being immersed in some fascinating ethnic cultures are trademarks of Seven Skies trips."Full article
Surgical Life
July/August 2010
"Sri Lanka's heady mix of idyllic Indian Ocean beaches, crumbling Dutch-colonial architecture, stylish boutique hotels, ever-changing landscapes and an exotic blend of tastes and aromas ignites all the senses."Full article
Courier Mail
27 August 2010
"It was the Asian pygmy elephant that made Nathan Wedding's last trip. That and the 10 different species of primates lurking in the jungle as he guided his well-heeled guests through the wilds of Sabah, in northern Borneo."Full article
The Sunday Mail
August 2010
"...cycling through paddy fields and spice plantations, swimming at Wijaya Beach, visits to temples and villages and UNESCO World Heritage-listed Sigiriya Rock, a traditional nine-course Sinhalese banquet in the former home of a Kandayan chief in lakeside Kandy and traditional high tea."Full article
The Sun Herald
15 August 2010
"...for those who appreciate the mix of perspiration by day and good wine with dinner."Full article
Get Lost
March 2010
"Climb every mountain...via ferrata (or iron road in Italian) are a permanent network of iron rungs, rails and cables that makes climbing a mountain 'easy'."Full article
