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Tucked away in Halibut Cove, Alaska is a hidden series of cabins with waterfront views belonging to a two key Michelin adventure lodge; Stillpoint Lodge. Getting there might spike your cortisol levels if you are not keen on boat rides or plane flights, but once you’re standing on your front porch staring out at the water, all your stress will fade away.
Adventure comes in all shapes and sizes, yet, we feel it is hard to discover new adventures. So, the editors at The Adventure Travel Network have teamed up to create a space highlighting the best adventures we have heard about each week. Without further adieu, we give you the coolest adventures we found this week:
Kayaking next to icebergs in Antarctica is both thrilling and humbling. The sheer size of these ice giants is hard to comprehend until you're gliding alongside them in a tiny kayak. Towering over me, one particular iceberg looked like a skyscraper rising out of the water, stretching for the clouds. Even after 15 minutes of steady paddling, my group still hadn’t circled the entire thing. I’d guess this iceberg was at least half a mile long, a quarter of a mile wide, and fifty feet tall above the surface. When you're surrounded by Antarctica's vast, empty wilderness, distances and sizes play tricks on your mind.
When you picture ancient Egypt, you're likely imagining the wonders of Luxor. This “small town” along the Nile River is a treasure trove of history, home to some of the most iconic sites in the world. From the Valley of the Kings and Queens to the sprawling Temple of Karnak and the Luxor Temple, the sheer scale and significance of Luxor's ancient sites are breathtaking. Yet, without a guide, it can be hard to fully appreciate the depth of what you’re seeing.
Growing up, I dreamed of visiting all seven continents. I didn’t just want to see them from afar—I wanted to stand on the land, breathe the air, and hear the sounds of each one. As a kid, this felt impossible. What working-class child gets to travel the world? It seemed like a distant fantasy. But as my career path developed, opportunities appeared that I never thought possible. One of those doors recently opened, leading me to Antarctica.
In the ever-changing landscape of adventure travel, where the open road calls and exploration becomes a way of life, you have two options while living on the road: van life or RV life. Growing up as a kid, I spent every holiday in an RV somewhere around the United States or Mexico, but when I graduated college, reality slapped me in the face that living solo in an RV was, well, extra. I didn’t need all that space, so, I built out my own van and lived full-time on the road for seven years. Now, however, I have a committed girlfriend and dog, so van life isn’t ideal anymore.
Are you tired of the 9-to-5 grind, yearning for adventure and the freedom to explore the world on your own terms? If the idea of becoming a full-time traveler is calling to you, you're not alone. More and more people are embracing the nomadic lifestyle, trading cubicles for sunsets, and routines for new horizons. While it may seem like a dream, it's entirely possible with the right approach. Here are four tips to help you on your journey to becoming a full-time traveler.
Planning a surf trip can be an exciting and rewarding experience. Whether you're a seasoned surfer or just starting out, the idea of riding perfect waves in a new and exotic location is always enticing. However, a successful surf trip requires careful planning to ensure everything goes smoothly. In this article, we'll discuss four helpful tips that go beyond just checking wave forecasts to help you prepare for your surf adventure.
Picture embarking on a voyage that defies the boundaries of seasons, where cerulean waters, unspoiled beaches, and captivating landscapes become your everyday companions. Now, envision achieving all this without the need for a mastery of the intricate art of sailing. This is the irresistible promise that beckons as we set sail towards the paradisiacal realms of Seychelles, Belize, and Tahiti, under the expert guidance of Dream Yacht Worldwide.
When it comes to cruising, the size of the ship can significantly impact your overall experience. Small ships and big ships each offer unique advantages and cater to different preferences. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the differences between small ship and big ship cruises, helping you understand the pros and cons of each type and ultimately decide which one suits your travel style better.
