Filed under: Arts and Culture , Learning , Scuba Diving , Photos , Africa , Madagascar , Ecotourism While many people may think of DreamWorks' animal cartoon movie when they hear about Madagascar , there are many reasons the destination warrants a visit in person. The country of Madagascar is actually a large...
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Filed under: Scuba Diving , Photos , Asia , Indonesia , Ecotourism Located off the northwest point of the Bird's Head Peninsula on the island of New Guinea in Indonesia is Raja Ampat, an archipelago full of diverse habitats. The name literally means "Four Kings" and is a ...
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Filed under: Paddling , Scuba Diving , Surfing , Gear , Gadling Gear Review , Caribbean Picking the right bag to carry with us on our travels can be almost as important as selecting the items we put inside of it. Our baggage must be versatile, rugged, distinctive, and now days, easily...
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Filed under: Activism , Arts and Culture , Hiking , Learning , Scuba Diving , Oceania , Australia , Hotels and Accommodations , Ecotourism When living in Sydney , Australia , I often took the weekends to explore other parts of the country. One place I vowed to visit was Kangaroo Island ,...
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Filed under: Biking , Climbing , Arts and Culture , Hiking , History , Learning , Scuba Diving , Festivals and Events , Europe , Croatia , Camping We're almost into a new year, so what better time to start planning for some new trips? While there are some great adventure destinations out...
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Filed under: Activism , Scuba Diving , Asia , Maldives , Ecotourism The Maldives coral reefs comprise the eighth largest reef system in the world. But active tourism and fishing industries, as well as global phenomena like climate change and El Nino, are taking its toll. And because the...
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Filed under: Activism , Learning , Scuba Diving , Maldives , Ecotourism The Conrad Maldives Rangali Island hotel has announced that it is once gain joining forces with the Maldives Whale Shark Research Programme . This unique partnership gives visitors to the resort a rare opportunity to ...
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My friend had told me so many times of an island near Venezuela that had so much to offer for families and solo travelers. I had to visit myself just to see Related posts: Travel to and Diving in the island of ...
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Mexico. Published on October 20, 2011 by Paul Cowles , Editor The Story Off the posh and popular coast of Cabo San Lucas lies Socorro Island, a frontier as remote and rugged as they come. As any great explorer knows, you need to stay with the locals to fully appreciate a place, and as...
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Greetings from Crete! Difficult to keep track of us sometimes, isn’t it? In one week, after a hop (from Berlin), a skip (to Prague), and a jump (from Munich), we’ve landed on Crete, the almost-southernmost island of Greece. First morning seaside wake...
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