Curiosity of Language August 18th, 2020 • by Matt Holmes Language is a curious portal into understanding a culture—an insight into what’s important in a society. For example, Icelanders have over 40 words to describe snow because it’s an inherent part of living in Iceland. And there are dozens of words to describe camels and their behavior in Arabic because North African and Middle-Eastern desert… Read More »
Winter in Iceland Slideshow July 20th, 2020 • by Deborah Tobey Iceland: Northern Lights Adventure From the dancing colors above to the vast and stunning landscape here on earth, Iceland tours do not disappoint. Interested? Contact Deborah at 1-800-941-8010.
4 Reasons to choose a Boundless Journeys trip in the "New Normal" June 30th, 2020 • by Matt Holmes We are as eager as you are to get back to exploring our world and to doing so responsibly. Our number one priority is the safety of our guests, our guides, the local people you will encounter on your adventure, and your local community when you return home. Luckily, what we’ve been doing for almost… Read More »
Camino de Santiago Slideshow June 8th, 2020 • by Matt Holmes Spain: HIking the Camino de Santiago Walk in the footsteps of the multitudes who have traveled before on this historic and spiritual route across northwest Spain. Interested? Contact Emily at 1-800-941-8010 or emily@boundlessjourneys.com.
Video: South Africa Safari June 2nd, 2020 • by Matt Holmes To ensure an unforgettable Africa safari experience, Boundless Journeys has partnered with top local guides, safari lodges in prime locations, and fine hotels. Our South Africa safaris offer various experiences, from game drives in Kruger National Park and the private Sabi Sands Game Reserves to exploring marine life, touring Cape Town, and visiting the wine… Read More »
The Way of the Gaucho June 1st, 2020 • by Michelle Cournoyer Argentina’s gauchos, or cowboys, are skilled horsemen who represent much more: they are also nomadic ranchers, a national symbol, folk heroes, brave hunters, and romanticized outlaws. The remote, rugged, and dramatic landscapes of Argentina have shaped the gaucho way of life and living culture. In the 18th and 19th centuries, ranching became a booming industry in Argentina. As expert… Read More »
Our Favorite Adventure Movies 2.0 May 18th, 2020 • by Matt Holmes In a previous post, we made recommendations for a few of our favorite movies adventure and other cultures. But we each couldn’t choose just one, which is why we had to have a second version. Right now, the best way to travel is by plopping on your sofa and playing a movie. We hope you enjoyed… Read More »
Video: Botswana & Zimbabwe Safari May 5th, 2020 • by Matt Holmes A safari in Botswana is Africa for purists—those who seek unspoiled nature, far from the more touristed routes, while Zimbabwe is a reemerging safari destination, known by safari insiders as the place for elephant-lovers. Venture into this remote corner of Southern Africa with Boundless Journeys, and you’ll have a front-row seat to awe-inspiring game—lions, hippos,… Read More »
Sip the world with these 4 cocktails May 1st, 2020 • by Matt Holmes Like everyone else who works at Boundless Journeys, I love trying the world’s cuisine, which includes the world’s beverages. From a guided winetasting at a family-owned winery to a sipping a local brew at a mountain hut in the Alps, here are four cocktails from my last few scouting trips that you can make yourself, and they… Read More »
Lunch with our Spain Guide, Nick April 22nd, 2020 • by Matt Holmes As manager of both of our Spain tours, Hiking the Camino de Santiago and Granada to Fes walking tour, I’ve been fortunate to travel twice with Nick Law, our amazing Spain guide. If you’ve joined Nick on a tour, you now that he is as thoughtful and passionate about his food and wine as he is… Read More »