Where to go on your own?

Giant dunes, self-drive safaris in Etosha, endless gravel: Africa's easiest country for a first independent trip — and our house speciality.

Two oceans, vineyards, the Big Five on a self-drive in Kruger and one of the world's finest coastal roads: the continent-country made for a varied road trip.

Elephants by the tens of thousands, unfenced campsites in the heart of the Okavango Delta: the step up from Namibia — wilder, more demanding, unforgettable.

Three hours' flight from Paris: passes at 2,260 m, valleys of kasbahs and real Saharan dunes — the most exotic road trip you can fit into a week.

A 1,330 km circular road chaining waterfalls, glaciers, black beaches and lava fields: Iceland is Europe's most spectacular road trip — and the simplest to organise.

Valleys of legend, single tracks between lochs and moors, the right to camp almost anywhere: Scotland is the romantic road trip par excellence — midges included.

Wild Atlantic cliffs, sleepy white villages, terraced vineyards and Western Europe's best pleasure-per-euro ratio: the road trip to savour.

Steaming volcanoes, cloud forests, sloths by the roadside and two oceans three hours apart: the most accessible concentrate of wild life you can drive.