Learning Vacations: Why Not Learn a New Skill When You Travel?
Learning vacations have become popular for good reason – learning something new is a great adventure. Here are six different learning vacations.
Hemisphere High: Climbing in the Andes
An arduous climb leads to the loftiest summit in the Americas.
Chasing Whale Footprints in the Galapagos Islands
A mother whale and her calf make waves in the Galagagos Islands.
What Travelers Are Missing in Nepal
From spas to bungee jumping to elephant safaris, Nepal is rich with opportunities – but many travelers don’t know about them.
Video: Following the Gringo Trail
The "Gringo Trail" refers to the well-trodden backpacker route within South America, named for the many Caucasian (gringo) travelers it attracts. In 2015, I spent three months on the trail, documenting my travels with...
The Hemingway Experience in Key West
Ernest Hemingway was not just a great writer, avid sportsman and fisherman, but a lover of animals too. His former residence in Key West, overrun by his cats, continues to be a draw for...
Exploring Peru’s Patacancha Valley
Just an hour from Machu Picchu, this untamed valley beckons.
Crossing America by Bicycle: TransAmerica Trail
The TransAmerica Trail runs from the Atlantic to the Pacific, allowing travelers to see America in one of the most direct ways possible – bicycle touring.
Antarctica: The Land That Wants You Dead
Traveling to Antarctica isn't easy, but for these travelers on the Crystal Symphony, the experience was unforgettable.
Diving with Whale Sharks in the Maldives
In the Maldives, you can swim with the sharks -- literally. The largest fish in the world, the whale shark, can be found in the Maldives year-round.
Bagging Peaks by Train in the Colorado Rockies
A couple finds adventure in the backcountry of Colorado, riding an 1890’s steam train to access pristine mountains near Durango.
Mandor Waterfalls: A Reason to Stay in Peru’s Aguas Calientes
Some travelers overlook Aguas Calientes, but this is why you'll want to visit.
Exploring Greenland by Schooner
More and more travelers are discovering Greenland's isolated eastern coast.
Exploring Canada’s Bay of Fundy
With the Bay of Fundy’s extreme 53-foot tides, you can explore the ocean floor first on foot and then by kayak just a few hours later.