Our Adventure365 series is all about discovering adventures you could have everyday of the year. February is a great month to visit Burma and got us thinking about the incredible traditions you can learn from Burma’s “sea gypsies” on a a visit to the Myeik Archipelago. This tropical archipelago, also …

At Another World Adventures base camp we’re often asked by adventure seekers and journalists for alternative ideas to the classic winter ski trip. Well, we have a few up our sleeves but this is probably the most unusual – a trip to ski in Afghanistan. Here’s how to ski in …

It might be cold and raining outside as we cruise into the depths of mid-winter in Europe but it’s a perfect time for taking your mind on a cultural adventure to one of the many travel inspired exhibitions in the UK during our #Adventure365 series. There are loads of incredible …

We got thinking about the ‘anti-bucket list’ at the end of last year when Tori emailed me a link to an article published in the Independent with the headline: Travel in 2016: What do those in the know want to see change in the industry next year? The email was …

At the end of 2015 the Dutch tall ship that was the catalyst for the founding of Another World Adventures set sail on a 100 Day voyage to commemorate the 400 Year Anniversary of the discovery of Cape Horn. Cape Horn Voyage The voyage sailed south from Europe, through the …

We’re feeling inspired to go in search of Vikings as the last Tuesday in January – today! – each year is a special date in the Scottish calendar. In the Scottish Shetland Islands a spectacular community tradition is celebrated called ‘Up Helly Aa’. It’s Europe’s largest fire festival to celebrate …

I wasn’t going to go. It was too far, too expensive. But as I sat on a beach in Peru pondering my next steps and deciding how best to spend my remaining month and money, I remembered a friend’s words “its like nowhere else”. So I threw caution to the …

One of our awesome Another World Adventures travellers Sally took the Trans Siberian railway journey last summer. We got chatting to her about her 3 week experience and her packing tips were so helpful and interesting we had to share them. Long journeys are always hard to pack for and …

Increasing numbers of solo travellers of all ages are choosing to head off on their own for their next adventure. Often exciting and surprising, occasionally lonely and tough, solo travel can be lots of things but is very rarely dull. We’ve pulled together some advice for solo travellers to ensure …

Could now be the right time in your life to shake up the daily 9-5 and take a career break or ‘grown up gap year’? Every year thousands of people decide to take anything between 1 and 6 months away from the day job to do something different and some …

Discovering and tasting mouth-watering and authentic food during a trip is a huge part of any adventure. But what if it was the main focus of a trip. For the month of January we’ve been trying our best to detox from the gluttony of the party season. Sadly, the harder …