Domen Bancic, Boundless Journeys' Slovenia and Croatia Guide June 5th, 2026 • by Boundless Journeys Domen Bancic has a passion for exploring the natural beauty of Slovenia and Croatia as a guide. We interviewed him about his favourite aspects and most memorable experiences.
Croatia & Montenegro: A Meaningful Journey Along the Dalmatian Coast June 2nd, 2026 • by Jane Agran Everything you can imagine about being on the Dalmatian Coast in Croatia is true. The shimmering, turquoise Adriatic, which looks just like the pictures you see in a travel magazine. The historic, walled cities that are over a thousand years old, with cobbled streets, ancient churches and storefronts. This delightful experience is just one of… Read More »
What to Eat in Japan June 2nd, 2026 • by Bryan Haggerty When you’re traveling to a foreign country, deciding what to eat can feel stressful. That’s not the case in Japan. Simple. Tidy. Fresh. These are the three adjectives we would use to describe Japanese cuisine. While many countries in Asia use a plethora of spices in their food, the Japanese prefer less complicated flavors, allowing… Read More »
From Athens to the Aegean: A Boundless Journey Through Timeless Greece May 20th, 2026 • by Deborah Tobey I just returned from experiencing our Greece journey firsthand, and I’m still trying to find the words for how extraordinary it truly was. From the ancient streets of Athens to the quiet villages of Tinos and the breathtaking cliffs of Santorini, this Greece hiking trip was inspiring and transformative. Our adventure began in Athens, where… Read More »
Ireland with Boundless Journeys | Nothing Short of Amazing February 12th, 2026 • by Marianne Eaton Ireland has a way of capturing your heart as soon as you step foot on their rocky, rainy soil. Our trip was nothing short of amazing, shaped by great food, exceptional guides, centuries of history, and traveling companions who made every mile better. Let’s start with our guides, Paul and Kate. Knowledgeable without being overwhelming, they… Read More »