Expert advice on how to get the most out of your adventure travel holiday to Central and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Antarctica & the Arctic. Hiking, cycling, cultural tours, safaris, wildlife discoveries and expedition cruises.
Showing posts with label antarctica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antarctica. Show all posts
Thursday, September 17, 2015
- What to pack for your Antarctic and Arctic Expedition Cruise
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Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Antarctica articles
Here are some great articles relating to travel in Antarctica.
History & Exploration
Reliving polar history
Reuniting Ernest Shackleton and Frank Wild - part 1
Reuniting Ernest Shackleton and Frank Wild - part 2
Frank Wild - Antarctica's unsung hero
How eight ‘ordinary’ women conquered the South Pole
What It's Like to Cross Antarctica Alone
Scenery & photography
To the ends of the earth - 18 days in Antarctica
You never forget our first iceberg
What It's Like To Spend 14 Frozen Nights in Antarctica
Antarctica Photos: Icebergs, Penguins, and Glaciers at the Bottom of the Earth
Photos: Antarctica's Glaciers, Icebergs, and Penguins
Travel
An Adventure Cruise to Antarctica
5 things I wish I’d known before my adventure cruise to Antarctica
Sir Ralph Fiennes on extreme cold
7 ways to Antarctica
Antarctic Adventure
Nautical Views: dispatches from Antarctica
What to pack for your expedition cruise
Through the Drake Passage: What It's Like to Cross the World's Roughest Seas
Wildlife
How to see more wildlife in Antarctica
Wildlife encounters in Antarctica
7 Places to spot 7 types of penguin
Related posts:
When to go to Antarctica
Where to go in Antarctica
Packing list
Antarctica reading list
History & Exploration
Reliving polar history
Reuniting Ernest Shackleton and Frank Wild - part 1
Reuniting Ernest Shackleton and Frank Wild - part 2
Frank Wild - Antarctica's unsung hero
How eight ‘ordinary’ women conquered the South Pole
What It's Like to Cross Antarctica Alone
Scenery & photography
To the ends of the earth - 18 days in Antarctica
You never forget our first iceberg
What It's Like To Spend 14 Frozen Nights in Antarctica
Antarctica Photos: Icebergs, Penguins, and Glaciers at the Bottom of the Earth
Photos: Antarctica's Glaciers, Icebergs, and Penguins
Travel
An Adventure Cruise to Antarctica
5 things I wish I’d known before my adventure cruise to Antarctica
Sir Ralph Fiennes on extreme cold
7 ways to Antarctica
Antarctic Adventure
Nautical Views: dispatches from Antarctica
What to pack for your expedition cruise
Through the Drake Passage: What It's Like to Cross the World's Roughest Seas
Wildlife
How to see more wildlife in Antarctica
Wildlife encounters in Antarctica
7 Places to spot 7 types of penguin
Related posts:
When to go to Antarctica
Where to go in Antarctica
Packing list
Antarctica reading list
Friday, October 18, 2013
Where to go in Antarctica
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Friday, October 11, 2013
The best time to go to Antarctica
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Friday, September 13, 2013
Adventure Trips of a Lifetime
Having been
blessed to have traveled through nearly 100 countries, you often ask me what
the best adventure trip is I have ever done.
So here is a top-ten of trips, in no particular order, I think everyone interested
in adventure travel should do in their life:
1.
National Parks ofthe West –the mountains of Yosemite, stunning Bryce Canyon and Monument
Valley and the awesome Grand Canyon – this USA South-West trip is a gem. We have a walkingtrip too.
2.
Essential Peru
- the mysterious Nazca Lines, Machu Picchu in its incredible setting, spend the
night in an island homestay, and the stunning Colca Canyon. Want to hike the Inca Trail and upgrade your
hotels? Check out this adventure in comfort: Classic Peru.
3.
Falklands, SouthGeorgia & Antarctica – the best trip, the best ship, the best guides,
the best time for the ultimate expedition cruise.
Looking for a shorter trip? - maximize yourtime in Antarctica.
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4.
Botswana Explorer – the best safari with the best guides and done in the most
intimate way – best of all, no single supplements. E-mail
me for dates and rates.
5.
Kiboko Safari
– showcasing all the best parks in East Africa – ask me how you can get a great deal and still see the famous wildebeest migration.
6.
Egyptology – as of writing this (SEP2013) not a safe destination, but what would a top-ten list be
without it? On this trip you will be
guided by real Egyptologists and stay in 5-star hotels for a great price. See the pyramids and the Valley of the Kings in style!
7.
Best of Italy
– the classic highlights of Italy in a 2-week trip. If you want to experience more variety like
stunning coastlines and small villages, ItalyUncovered is my best bet. Rome, Florence, Tuscany, Umbria, Venice, the Amalfi Coast - they are all waiting for you!
8.
Ganges, Taj andRaj visits two of my favorite Indian sites – the Taj Mahal and Varanasi -
India in a nutshell. If you want to do
all of India in one trip, including Kerala, check out our IndiaExperience.
9.
Best of Cambodiaand Vietnam - Angkor Wat is a must-see and can do easily be combined with
Vietnam. This trip runs in the opposite direction as well.
10.Imperial Chinaand Yangtze River Cruise is arguably our best China trip as it covers Beijing, Shanghai, the Terracotta Warriors and so much more. If you have only two weeks, pick this adventure trip, or this trip with upgraded hotels.
Adventure Travel of course goes beyond these destinations too. The world is your oyster - email me to arrange your own perfect holiday!
Labels:
africa,
antarctica,
china,
europe,
Inca trail,
india,
middle east,
north america,
peru,
south america,
south east asia
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