Video: Hiking in New Zealand October 4th, 2018 • by Kristen Bernarsky The northern reaches of New Zealand’s South Island encompass both sparkling seaside and awe-inspiring mountainside, often during a single walk. Long, rewarding hikes lead to yawning valleys and dramatic rocky shores brimming with wildlife, from Kaikoura and Arthur’s Pass to Lake Moeraki, with nothing less than the South Island’s soaring alpine landscapes to explore in… Read More »
Video: Snorkeling & Kayaking in Palau August 20th, 2018 • by Kristen Bernarsky The island nation of Palau could well be the most beautiful place you’ve never heard of, and therein lies its allure. Three major ocean currents feed this pristine archipelago in the western Pacific — making it a fertile marine garden whose turquoise waters boast quadruple the reef diversity of Caribbean waters. Check out our Palau… Read More »
5 Places to Go in September & October April 5th, 2018 • by Katya d'Angelo I once saw a statistic that said most people plan their vacations just six months ahead of time. Based on the cycle of reservations, I’d say that does ring true, somewhat. Of course, there are always people that plan far in advance (I am one of them), and even in February we get requests for… Read More »
Video: Croatia - Dalmatian Coast Kayaking & Hiking February 19th, 2018 • by Katya d'Angelo If you crave the natural beauty, food, wine, and history of the Mediterranean—but want to avoid the crowded coasts of Italy, Spain, and France—then Croatia is the country for you. Hike amidst Aleppo pine, cypress, citrus trees, and lavender. Kayak the tranquil sea past pebbled beaches, hidden coves, and rocky inlets as rugged mountains rise in… Read More »
The Curious Science of Ha Long Bay and the Rock Islands February 16th, 2018 • by Katya d'Angelo Some of the most spectacular scenery in the world is also the most unique. Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay and the Rock Islands of Palau are often cited as the most beautiful, unusual, and dramatic landscapes to explore. And yet, do you notice they all look similar? Despite their distance (Palau is more than 2000 miles from… Read More »
Packing for a Snorkeling Trip February 6th, 2018 • by Kristen Bernarsky A snorkeling adventure is different from other types of travel. The considerable time in the water presents unique challenges to what clothing and gear you need to bring. While most gear may be available at the destination, we highly recommend bringing your own snorkeling equipment. Blisters are the last thing you want to have happen… Read More »
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 »
Top Picks for Best Multi-Gen Trips March 20th, 2017 • by Katya d'Angelo Travel can transcend the limitations of age, both young and old, and exploring the world with your family offers the chance to open the minds of younger generations while whittling down the bucket list for older generations. Traveling engages children of all ages in the greater world, and their excitement is contagious! If you’re thinking… Read More »
On the Trail: Kayaking & Snorkeling in Palau January 19th, 2017 • by Kristen Bernarsky Photos I had seen of Palau made it appear far too beautiful and exotic to be an actual place on this Earth. Images of the oddly shaped Rock Islands blanketed in jungle vegetation protruding out of the blue-green sea seem otherworldly. But I was about to find out if this intriguing Micronesian archipelago was indeed… Read More »
7 Must-Go Destinations for 2017 July 22nd, 2016 • by Katya d'Angelo Each year we see ebbs and flows—sometimes destinations that are more popular in some years than others. It can be hard to predict, but we pay close attention to both the micro trends we see from guest evaluations, reservations, and personal feedback, as well as the goings-on in the world-at-large. And from those factors, here… Read More »