
G Adventures Travel Stories: Purrpleivy’s 18-to-Thirtysomethings Adventures
From her first steps into solo travel across Europe to exploring far-flung destinations with new friends, Ivy Adam’s (@purrpleivy) journey is all about growth, connection, and confidence. After joining her first 18-to-Thirtysomethings tour in 2018, she quickly discovered that group travel offered more than just convenience — it opened the door to meaningful experiences, lifelong […]

Everything you need to know about taking the train in Japan
10 Find out which ticket you need, where to buy it – and how to navigate Japan’s world-renowned rail network like a pro with this expert guide. For locals, trains are the most efficient and reliable mode of transport in Japan and an essential part of daily life. So, naturally as a traveller, whether you’re […]

San Francisco to Los Angeles Drive
Looking for the best route from San Francisco to Los Angeles? We’ve driven back and forth a dozen times using different routes. While living in California, we often took I-5 for the most direct route. However, if you’re looking for scenic options or you want to explore new parts of California, these are the ones […]

AK Monthly Recap: March 2026
After two quiet months at home in Prague, while living through one of the coldest winters we’ve had in years, it was time for something better. A bit of sunshine. A bit of warmth. And a bit of time in the South of France. Here’s what I got up to in March 2026! Table of […]

The Best Places to Visit on the Amalfi Coast for Scenic Views, Food & Hidden Gems
There’s a reason that Italy’s famous Amalfi Coast is often called the Divina Costiera, or Divine Coast. After all, it’s a place where jagged limestone cliffs plunge vertically into a sea so blue that it looks like a painting, and where gravity-defying villages cling to the rocks like colourful barnacles. From the scent of heavy […]

Pick your persona: What type of group traveller are you?
6 Gather your closest friends, your nearest and dearest travel buddies, to decide which of these typical group travel personas best suits you. Naturally, we all think we’re the consummate travel companion. Impeccably mannered, improbably good company, idiosyncrasies carefully hidden. Look, no webbed feet; you can’t even see our scales… But have you really considered […]

Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
About the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens The Bellagio Conservatory transforms the 14,000-square-foot space into a new imaginary world each season. I’m always impressed by how they keep all these plants alive and beautiful when I struggle with the few I have. Bellagio has 120 gardeners alone, and then you add in the designers, engineers, […]

How to Get Cheap Flights with Dollar Flight Club
If you’re dreaming of traveling somewhere in 2026 and were dismayed at the price of flights, you’re going to want to read this post. 2026 is an unusual year for flights. With volatile oil pricing and last-minute schedule changes, some flight routes are looking much more expensive than usual. But that’s not the only thing […]

Overland Travel Made Easy: The Lando with G Adventures
To simplify the complex and deliver an unparalleled communal experience, G Adventures rethought overland camping in Africa with the Lando, an overland adventure vehicle that brings together like-minded travellers who want to dive into the wildlife, culture, and rugged landscapes of countries across Africa. So, what can you expect from an overland adventure in a […]

How to see Japan’s cherry blossoms responsibly
14 Japan’s iconic cherry blossoms are popular for good reason. Tap into local knowledge to unearth the best ways to make the most of the fleeting spring season, while travelling responsibly and respectfully. Fluffy-looking pink and white trees framing an ancient temple. Petals falling like snow. When you dream of a trip to Japan, the romanticised image of sakura […]