
What Solo Travel Taught Me About Purpose & Connection
For Amanda Cabaday, every step she took while gorilla trekking in Rwanda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park felt triumphant. “Turning the corner and to see a gorilla sitting right there – it was unbelievable,” she recalls. “It was just like, bam, the gorilla is right in front of us eating.” Gorilla trekking is a dream experience […]

Luxurious Hotels in Gatlinburg – The Bucket List Project
The word luxury conjures up different images for different people. One thing is for sure; it is usually quiet, with fluffy white towels and warmth and usually involves a massage, especially when it comes to spas and hotels. So, if you live in Tennessee and need to recharge away from the hustle and bustle of […]

How to explore Intrepid’s latest Not Hot List destinations
2.4K From a national reserve in Kenya that sits beyond the usual safari circuit to a greener side of Jordan, here’s how you can explore some of Intrepid’s latest Not Hot List destinations. As overtourism continues to put pressure on some of the world’s most popular places, other remarkable destinations remain under the radar – […]

How Traditional Weaving Supports Local Communities in Peru
Who knew you could dye alpaca wool with crushed bugs? When I first scrolled through the itinerary for the G Adventures’ Inca Journey tour in Peru, one stop jumped out at me almost as much as Machu Picchu itself: The Ccaccaccollo Women’s Weaving Co-op. With support from Planeterra – G Adventures non-profit partner – women in […]

Adventures on a Sea of Cortez Cruise
Famous French Sailor Alaine Gerbault once said, “I wanted freedom, open air and adventure. I found it on the sea.” People often seemed shocked when we share how much we love taking cruises. Perhaps it is because we often go on wild adventures where we race tuk tuks across India on the Rickshaw Run or […]

My daughter faced her volcano fears on a family trip to Italy
54 Travelling can bring up a lot of worries and ‘what ifs’ for adults and kids alike. But learning to live alongside them is all part of the adventure. ‘Will we be able to touch the clouds?’ My seven-year-old daughter, Noa, waits patiently for an answer from the Italian woman sitting across a table strewn […]

Traversing the Saiga Silk Road — Adventure Journal
As we skidded off the main road and onto a mud path maintained only by tire treads, lines began to blur. Flanking our two-track trail were a series of parallel lanes no more than a foot wide, which forked, merged, and crisscrossed our own. In the distance, I saw what looked like a ghost train, […]

18 to Thirtysomethings: Milly’s South American Travel Adventure
At 25, graphic designer Milly from Aotearoa, New Zealand, decided she wasn’t going to wait around for someone else to be ready to travel. After an unforgettable G Adventures trip through Southeast Asia, she joined 18-to-Thirtysomethings for a second adventure — this time through South America. From hiking the Inca Trail and discovering incredible landscapes […]

Four Tips For A New Solo Camper
For first-timers, camping alone may be both terrifying and liberating. It’s a great way to unwind and focus on oneself. And the journey you take is entirely up to you. It’s more of a challenge because you have to rely solely on yourself, which means you’ll need to put in more time and effort into […]

How I cycled Europe as a legally blind traveller
19 Cycling trips aren’t off limits to the visually impaired, says keen traveller Jennifer Mazerolle following her small-group adventure with Intrepid. The first 24 hours in a foreign city can be overwhelming for any traveller. There are new sights, smells, food, public transport systems and etiquette to negotiate for starters. But for Jennifer Mazerolle from […]