Ten phrases to take on Safari in Tanzania July 13th, 2010 • by Matt Holmes When on a Tanzania safari, every adventurer should have mastered some of the local language before they arrive. There are always certain phrases that will prove invaluable when traveling in Tanzania. That said, it’s not always easy, but it can be just plain rude to leave without learning the simplest of greetings. In most countries,… Read More »
Keeping your travel gear secure on an Adventure Vacation July 7th, 2010 • by Matt Holmes Most people, when they go on an adventure vacation leave the family silver at home. And considering all the hiking, trekking and adventuring in store, its best that you do so without your expensive jewelry or watches, too. It’s just common sense. But that’s not to say travelers don’t have valuable items in their luggage.… Read More »
Why use hiking sticks? June 25th, 2010 • by Matt Holmes If you are considering trekking, hiking, or walking longer distances, comfort is everything. Good boots, clothing that fits well, insulation layers and waterproof clothing are all vital to ensure your trip is a happy one. But what about hiking sticks? From Italy walking tours to Bhutan trekking tours, hikers are turning to them. So why… Read More »
Italy: How to order that coffee June 22nd, 2010 • by Matt Holmes As travelers on an Italy walking tour it’s essential we make the effort to understand local customs, traditions and ways. Well, when ordering coffee it can be difficult to get what you want. Ordering coffee used to be easy. You can even make it at home with the freshest coffee beans. But thanks to our love… Read More »
Costa Rica Adventure Travel - Tales from the Trail June 10th, 2010 • by Deborah Tobey Deborah Tobey, on the research trail in Costa Rica It took me a while to get to Rafiki, not because of the long dirt road that led to the property, but because I couldn’t take enough photos along the way. The grand Savegre River flows right next to the road which is surrounded by lush… Read More »