For most, the adventure begins in Ljubljana … … the capital and major airport hub.  The city is a beautiful blend of Venetian, Roman, and French architecture. The cities bridges were largely designed by Jože Plečnik, well known for putting his stamp on Prague.  And the comparison is fair.  Ljubljana …

With over 100 million acres, the National Wilderness Preservation System in the U.S. is as diverse as it is stunning. There are also an additional 59 national parks. From back country spots and lowlands, to the highest peaks in the country, and from overnight camping trips to six month long …

The history of humankind is filled with epic stories of exploration and adventure, on land, sea, air and space. Some of these great deeds penetrate the global psyche and remain forever etched into our minds; amazing feats like the summiting of Mount Everest in 1953 or the first moon landing …

Benefits of solo travel Solo travel is truly uplifting and a brilliant way to travel. More than half the people we help with their adventure planning at Another World Adventures are solo travellers so you’re alone, but, actually, you’re not alone! Did you know that we founded Another World Adventures …

Traveling with people is, on most accounts, pretty fun.  It’s nice to share experiences and new places with friends and family.  And solo travel just isn’t for everyone.  For those who can’t do it or don’t like it, it feels like a fascinating mystery to hear those that can talk …

Tourism has a way of finding certain destinations, losing them, and then putting them back on the map.  It might be a natural disaster, political turmoil, improved infrastructure, or even a culture shift.  As countries resurface to welcome adventurers once again an infusion of tourism can be vital in helping a …

‘Cyclosportive’ a term borrowed from the French that describes the mass-participation, competitive cycling events that have seen a huge increase in popularity over the last 5 years. Whether you’re keen to race against the pack or take on your own personal battle against distance and the clock, these cyclosportive events …

We often get contacted by people trying to promote new products for travellers and, mostly because we like to keep it simple when it comes to packing, it’s rare the products catch our eye. They say ‘necessity is the mother of invention’ which is why a message from a travelling …

This summer brings an exciting one-off historic Arctic expedition in the Northwest Passage We were very excited to hear that one of our partner sail training vessels will make an historic voyage to the Canadian Arctic and into the Northwest Passage. It’ll be the first full-rigged vessel to explore these …

What’s not to love about sitting in a raft with nothing but a paddle and your team’s manpower to navigate raging rivers? From Africa to Asia to the America’s, here is our pick of the top rafting rivers in the world, and some adventures to take them on. Colorado River, …

A cyclist has completed the traditional Lands End to John O’Groats 1,500km cycle challenge across the UK from the comfort of his living room, is this the future of travel? Using a Virtual Reality headset he rigged up to Google Street View, Aaron Puzey has pedalled his exercise bike through …