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Stretching about 400 miles (650 km) from the hills of Um Qais in the north to the Red Sea in Aqaba, the Jordan Trail takes you through everything from ancient ruins and desert canyons to remote villages and rolling farmland.

It’s a mix of paved roads, rough tracks, and dirt trails—challenging, but incredibly rewarding.

You’ll ride past famous sites like Jerash, Petra, and Wadi Rum, but some of the best parts are the quiet stretches in between—olive groves, sweeping views, and locals offering tea and a smile.

Spring and fall are the best times to go, with milder weather and stunning scenery.

Some cyclists go self-supported, but many team up with local outfitters who can help with logistics, gear, and insider knowledge.

Whether you ride a section or go all in, the Jordan Trail offers an unforgettable way to experience the heart of the country.

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Visiting the Wilkins Ice Shelf feels like stepping into another world—one that's wild, quiet, and completely untouched.

It’s way out on the western side of the Antarctic Peninsula, and getting there isn’t easy. Most people only ever see it from research ships or on special expedition cruises.

The ice seems to stretch forever, with huge cliffs and cracked sheets floating on the sea. It’s eerily quiet, except for the creaking and cracking of the ice shifting beneath you.

You might spot a seal or a few seabirds, but this isn’t a place packed with wildlife—it's more about the raw, epic landscape.

This isn’t your typical vacation spot.

It’s not about checking off landmarks or taking a bunch of selfies. It’s about feeling the scale of the planet, and maybe walking away with a deeper understanding of how connected everything really is.

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If you’ve been dreaming of joining one of our expeditions but the timing didn’t work out, now’s your chance. Most of our 2025 trips are sold out, but we’re already taking bookings for 2026.

Here’s what’s available:

West Greenland Sail & Kayak Liveaboard
Group Size: 14
June 28th - July 6th, 2026
July 7th - 15th, 2026

Shark Bay Kayak & Snorkel Liveaboard
Group Size: 10
June 5th - 11th, 2026
June 14th - 20th, 2026

Fiji Yasawa Islands Kayaking Expedition
Group Size: 12
July 4th - 12th, 2026
August 1st - 9th, 2026
September 26th - October 4th, 2026

Solomon Islands Kayak & Dive Liveaboard
Group Size: 12
May 8th - 18th, 2026

Palau Paddling & Camping Expedition
Group Size: 12
January 24th - February 1st, 2026
March 14th - 22nd, 2026

Palau Kayak & Dive Liveaboard
Group Size: 16
January 31st - February 8th, 2026
March 21st - 29th, 2026
October 31st - November 8th, 2026

We’re working on adding more expeditions soon, but if one of these speaks to you, now’s the time to secure your preferred dates.

Tracking wolves in Sweden is an awesome way to get up close to one of the wildest animals in Europe.

Sweden’s huge forests and quiet wilderness are perfect homes for wolves, especially in places like Värmland and Dalarna. These tours usually happen early in the morning or around dusk, when wolves are most active, and the forest feels super peaceful and mysterious.

You’ll be with a local guide who knows all the tricks — they’ll teach you how to spot fresh wolf tracks in the snow or dirt, tell the difference from other animals’ footprints, and even how to read signs like scat or scent marks.

Sometimes, if you’re lucky, you might hear wolves howling in the distance. Actually seeing one is pretty rare since they’re shy and avoid people, but just following their tracks and knowing they’re nearby is pretty thrilling.

It’s not just about the chase, though. Tracking wolves in Sweden is a great way to understand how important they are to the forest ecosystem and why conservation matters.

If you love wildlife and being out in nature, going on a wolf tracking trip here is definitely something special.

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National Parks: Avoid the crowds at America’s national parks—by going underwater

Sailing: The high stakes entry into Alaska's most incredible anchorage

Overlanding: Off-road adventures across the deserts of Kazakhstan

Photo: Galaxies in Her Eyes

Hiking: The southernmost trail in Patagonia

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Until next time…

Keep exploring,

-Amanda

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ANSWER: Belifu Canyon, New Ireland, Papua New Guinea