Hiking in Scotland for Beginners—Infographic! March 16th, 2016 • by Katya d'Angelo Remember in 2014 when Scotland voted on independence from the United Kingdom? The referendum failed by a narrow margin—just 55% voted “no”—but that should give you an insight into what you’ll find when you visit the land of kilts, whisky, and bagpipes. From the rugged remoteness of the Highlands to the lovely Scottish brogue, Scotland has… Read More »
Europe’s Best Kept Secret: Slovenia March 16th, 2016 • by Katya d'Angelo Without looking at a map or using technology, can you name the four countries that border Slovenia? If you guessed Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Croatia—you deserve praise for your geographic knowledge! If you missed one or two—or all of them—you’re not alone. Of its four neighbors, Italy and Austria are considerably more famous, Croatia has… Read More »
7 Things You Never Knew About the Northern Lights August 24th, 2015 • by Katya d'Angelo In honor of our Iceland: Northern Lights Adventure and Finland: Exploring Arctic Lapland tour we’re taking a closer look at the breathtaking aurora borealis, a natural wonder that has inspired civilizations around the globe since the beginning of time. If you’re looking to get a little inspired yourself this March, our 6-day adventure will take in this event… Read More »
6 Reasons Why Traveling with a Guide Makes All the Difference August 13th, 2015 • by Katya d'Angelo 1. A local perspective. Boundless Journeys guides are local to the areas where they travel, meaning you’ll have an insider’s perspective on everything from village traditions and national politics to the best cannoli shop in town. Get to know a destination with the people who understand it best, and take advantage of those last-minute tweaks… Read More »
Under-the-radar safari destination July 9th, 2015 • by Katya d'Angelo We’ve just heard from our friend, Craig Glatthaar, former safari guide and now our local partner in Southern Africa, about some exciting new developments in Zimbabwe. Wilderness Safaris’ newest Zim camp, Linkwasha, is located on the prolific southeastern region of Hwange National Park and also close to the Ngamo Plains, which rival the Kalahari as… Read More »
8 Things to Know About New Zealand’s South Island June 25th, 2015 • by Katya d'Angelo Known for its snow-capped Alps, misty valleys, and ancient rainforests, the landscape of New Zealand’s South Island is unlike anywhere else in the world. If you’ve ever considered adventuring in New Zealand or are just looking to expand your travel horizons, here are eight great reasons to visit New Zealand’s South Island: 1. In Nelson, they don’t just look at… Read More »
Wines of the World: What to Sip in Croatia May 15th, 2015 • by Katya d'Angelo Croatia is a food-lover’s paradise, a place where you can taste the countryside while trading stories with honey makers, fishermen, and olive farmers. But our National Geographic Traveler Tours of a Lifetime winner is also one of Europe’s most talked about emerging wine destinations, with more than 800 wineries and a history of viticulture… Read More »
Spend A Night in These 5 Historic European Hotels April 23rd, 2015 • by Katya d'Angelo Spring is a great time to plan a hiking trip in Europe, and after long days on the trail, our carefully selected boutique hotels are the perfect place to rest your head. But what you may not know is that many of our favorite properties are also housing centuries’ worth of history. From famous writers’… Read More »
Boundless Journeys a Top 5 "World's Best" Tour Operator July 10th, 2013 • by Matt Holmes Greetings from Vermont! I hope that your summer is off to a wonderful start. Ours certainly is, as Boundless Journeys recently received exciting news. Every year Travel + Leisure magazine asks its readers to tell them which tour operators represent the very best in travel, and Boundless Journeys was nominated for the 5th consecutive year.… Read More »
All Inclusive Resort vs. the Boundless Journeys Experience January 10th, 2012 • by Deborah Tobey The day finally arrived and we were ready to go. Even though our flight was canceled and we were rerouted to Puerto Rico for the night, we didn’t care, we were headed south. A day late and more than ready to begin our vacation, we arrived at our all inclusive resort in the Dominican… Read More »