Why planning ahead pays off July 26th, 2011 • by Karen Cleary While I love a spontaneous spirit and enjoy the challenge of whipping up unforgettable, life-changing journeys at the drop of a hat, my years of experience planning customized African safaris for my clients has taught me that those who plan ahead benefit in many ways. This was vividly brought home to me this week as… Read More »
On Safari in Botswana June 9th, 2011 • by Matt Holmes Boundless Journeys guest Pat Cairns recently returned from her second Botswana: Wilderness Safari that she’s taken withing the last nine months. Her account of a day on safari is a great primer for what you can expect. I know that I enjoyed reading it as I leave for my Botswana safari in eight days! The… Read More »
Tanzania Safari Review May 24th, 2011 • by Karen Cleary Another group of happy guests reports back to the Boundless Journeys home office after their Tanzania Safari. “On Saturday morning we entered the Ngorongoro Crater and what a beautiful place it is. It is really too much to tell all we experienced, but suffice it to say the time we spent there were filled with… Read More »
Alaska Family Adventure with Boundless Journeys April 7th, 2011 • by Deborah Tobey Turn off the TV, close those computers, and take your family on an Alaskan adventure of a lifetime. This summer rediscover the great outdoors on a family trip to Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula. As you scramble atop a glacier, spot otters swimming alongside your kayak, or feel the energy of a dog sled ride, you will… Read More »
Birding and Archeology Special Departure in Peru April 1st, 2011 • by Karen Cleary Birders and archeology lovers take note… this special departure scheduled for July 1-10, 2011 offers a perfect blend of activity, birdwatching with noted ornithologist Jeremy Flanagan, and immersion in Northern Peru’s archeological wonders under the leadership of Miguel Albán. We explore the colonial town of Cajamarca and the rich cloud forests surrounding Gocta Falls, teeming… Read More »
Botswana Special Opportunity March 3rd, 2011 • by Matt Holmes One room just became available for our Botswana: Wilderness Safari, May 24-June 2. Call 800.941.8010 or e-mail Karen@www.boundlessjourneys.com for details and to learn about special incentives to join us. Botswana & Zambia Safari Overview Botswana’s Okavango Delta, Linyanti Concession, and the banks of the Chobe and Zambezi rivers are intensely beautiful wetlands attracting a diversity… Read More »
Wilderness Safaris Camps Shine on 2011 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List January 6th, 2011 • by Matt Holmes Boundless Journeys’ Southern Africa safari partner, Wilderness Safaris, has begun the new year extremely well, with a number of its camps once again featuring prominently on Condé Nast Traveler’s Gold List. The Gold List is well known as a list of “the best places to stay in the world” and is compiled from votes by… Read More »
Boundless Journeys Voted Best Tour Operator December 2nd, 2010 • by Matt Holmes Global Traveler Announces 7th Annual Reader Survey Award Winners BEST TOUR OPERATOR: BOUNDLESS JOURNEYS The GT Tested Reader Survey names the top in the travel industry. The results are in! For the seventh consecutive year, Global Traveler conducted its GT Tested Reader Survey, asking frequent business and luxury travelers to name the best in a… Read More »
Lost tiger population discovered in Bhutan mountains September 21st, 2010 • by Matt Holmes A “lost” population of tigers has been filmed living in the Bhutanese Himalayas. The discovery has shocked tiger experts, as these tigers are living at a higher altitude than any others known and appear to be successfully breeding. Their presence of tigers in the mountains of Bhutan has been confirmed by video tape taken by… Read More »
Palau's Jellyfish Lake August 18th, 2010 • by Deborah Tobey One of the highlights of our Palau: Oceania Odyssey tour is a visit to the secret and surreal Jellyfish Lake, where we encounter thousands of non-stinging jellyfish. Their existence in Jellyfish Lake is a fascinating evolutionary story, tracing its origin back 35 million years to the time the Rock Islands were first created as a… Read More »