On the Trail in Iceland with a Guest June 7th, 2019 • by Deborah Tobey In February, one of our guests joined us in Iceland for her third Boundless Journeys trip. It was quite a departure from the southern California climate she was used to, but she had decided to celebrate her birthday with her sister in a sparkling winter wonderland. She regaled us with emails of her daily musings,… Read More »
8 Places to Go in October & November May 24th, 2019 • by Katya d'Angelo October and November are great months to travel. It’s the shoulder season in many places, which means there are fewer crowds. These months also offer fabulous hiking weather—it’s not as hot as summer, but still warm enough (with the exception of Iceland!). Plus, there is usually plenty of sunshine and a refreshing breeze. Tanzania in October The… Read More »
5 Ways to Add Slow Travel to Your Life March 20th, 2019 • by Katya d'Angelo You may have heard the term Slow Travel, an offshoot of the Slow Movement, which began with Slow Food. All three are grounded in the notion that quality matters more than quantity. Slow Travel is not a mode of transportation, it’s a travel mindset that our staff and guides wholeheartedly support and champion in our… Read More »
Iceland vs. Norway September 28th, 2018 • by Deborah Tobey These two Nordic countries share some characteristics including dramatic landscapes, Viking history, and beautiful trails. But once you scratch the surface, each is distinctively unique. Iceland is wildly popular (for good reason), while Norway—still a bit under the radar—is more recently becoming the regional darling. Can’t decide which trip is for you? Maybe you’re intrigued… Read More »
Best Places to Go in February and March August 8th, 2018 • by Katya d'Angelo Planning your next vacation for early next year? Wondering what the best places to go in February and March are? Since most of us are stuck in the bleak doldrums of winter, February and March are wonderful months to travel. Not only is it a perfect time for a pick-me-up at this point in the… Read More »
Webinar: Iceland in Summer & Winter May 30th, 2018 • by Katya d'Angelo Learn about our Northern Lights Adventure and Hiking the Land of Fire & Ice tour with our destination manager, Deborah, and local guide!
All About Glaciers March 29th, 2018 • by Katya d'Angelo Glaciers are impressive natural formations. Massive and always on the move, glaciers are nothing short of magnificent. Scientists learn an incredible amount of information from glacial ice about historical precipitation and temperature cycles, atmospheric chemistry composition, solar variability, volcanic eruptions, and other scientific things. But wait! There is plenty to learn, even for the non-scientist:… Read More »
Video: A Winter Adventure in Iceland October 24th, 2017 • by Katya d'Angelo Enjoy some video taken by our Iceland manager! Testaments to the constantly evolving earth are everywhere – hot rivers, snowy peaks, and majestic waterfalls dominate our views. We traverse glaciers on foot and by snowmobile, and fjord rivers in a super jeep.
7 Bragworthy Experiences August 31st, 2017 • by Katya d'Angelo It’s probably obvious that here at Boundless Journeys, we are passionate about travel. But more specifically, we’re passionate about finding and creating incredible, one-of-a-kind adventures that will leave you with lasting memories…because, quite frankly, they have left us with lasting memories. If you want to truly immersive adventure in a destination—the people, the environment, and… Read More »
What to do in Reykjavik May 10th, 2017 • by Deborah Tobey If you are arriving to Reykjavik early or extending your visit after a Boundless Journeys Iceland tour concludes, there is enough to keep you busy in this small, compact city for a leisurely 2 days. The two main streets in the city are Laugavegur and Skólavörðustígur. Laugavegur is one of the oldest shopping streets in… Read More »