Crossing the Drake Passage: What to Expect on the Wildest Sea on Earth
Crossing the Drake Passage
Orcas at Ketley Point, Antarctica: Up Close and Unforgettable
Orcas at Ketley Point, Antarctica: Up Close and Unforgettable
Penguins of Antarctica – All you ever wanted to know.
For many travellers, seeing penguins in their natural habitat is a highlight of any Antarctica expedition. The Antarctic Peninsula is home to three main penguin species—gentoo, Adélie, and chinstrap penguins—each with their own unique traits and behaviours.
Personal Stories from Antarctica
Personal Stories from Antarctica: What It’s Really Like to Visit the Last ContinentVisiting Antarctica is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Sustainable Travel in Antarctica: How to Leave Only Footprints on the Ice
Sustainable Travel in Antarctica Antarctica is the last great wilderness on Earth—a vast, untouched continent where nature reigns supreme. But as more travellers venture south to experience its breathtaking beauty, the need for sustainable travel has never been greater. While tourism in Antarctica is strictly regulated, the region still faces significant threats from climate change, …
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Canoeing Loch Maree and Exploring Isle Maree Graves
Canoeing Loch Maree Loch Maree, one of Scotland’s most stunning freshwater lochs, offers an unforgettable canoeing adventure through landscapes rich in natural beauty, wildlife, and ancient history. Among its many islands, Isle Maree stands out as a place steeped in legend, home to ancient graves and sacred sites that date back centuries. Paddling its waters …
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Lost in Time: Our Adventure to the Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs
Lost in Time: Our Adventure to the Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs Hidden just outside Manila, the Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs transport visitors thousands of years back in time. In this Lost in Time: Our Adventure to the Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs, we share our journey to the oldest known rock art site in the Philippines, navigating Manila’s chaotic traffic, unexpected transport challenges, and the …
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Where to see grey whales in Baja California, Mexico?
Where to see grey whales in Baja California? There are three areas in Baja California to where you can see grey whales. All three of these are sheltered bays on the Pacific coast but, in my opinion, the best place to go is Magdalena Bay. The other two bays where you can see grey whales …
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Sea kayaking in Baja California, Mexico. All you need to know
Why sea kayak in Baja California? Why is sea kayaking in Baja so popular? Clear, turquoise waters where you combine sea kayaking with snorkelling, hiking and whale watching, what’s not to like! Camp on the remote sandy beaches of the Sea of Cortez, home to one third of the world’s marine mammals and watch blue-footed boobies and …
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The Chariots of Fire Beach Race
The Chariots of Fire Beach Race: A Timeless Tribute in St Andrews, Scotland A Scene from History The Chariots of Fire Beach Race is a unique and evocative event held annually in St Andrews, Scotland. Inspired by the iconic scene from the film “Chariots of Fire,” where Olympians Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams ran along …