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Trekking in Patagonia
By Clare Davissen In March 2019, I took a whirlwind trip to Patagonia for ten days of trekking with Intrepid. It was an incredibly enjoyable,
By Clare Davissen In March 2019, I took a whirlwind trip to Patagonia for ten days of trekking with Intrepid. It was an incredibly enjoyable,
Some trips were for work (Antarctica for me) and I threw in a few marathons at times (Paris and Berlin) to keep us honest. Our
There are almost 200 countries in the world, and for many people, we want to see as many as we can. But sometimes, the temptation
Cherie works as a physiotherapist in Brisbane and is in her 50s. She has always been passionate about travel and discovering new places. After returning
I travelled from Hong Kong to Shanghai as a guest of Windstar on the Star Legend in March 2019. The journey didn’t go as planned,
Steven Fraser is an ex-high school science teacher and now a newly retired OHS Manager. He has been married to Theresa; a newly retired commerce
By Jess Cooper, former Back Track Adventures Consultant In March 2019, I travelled to Antarctica as a guest of One Ocean Expeditions. The trip didn’t
By Naomi Zerner In February 2019, I travelled to Antarctica as a guest of Quark on their 12-day Antarctic Explorer expedition from Ushuaia. I’ve sent
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South America is a vast and varied continent, with tropical climates in the North to the windy, icy Patagonia in the South. The lively people,
Cruising is fast becoming one of the most popular ways to travel. There’s something to be said for what are essentially moving hotels – unpacking
By Ray Baker My 40th anniversary of trekking in the Himalayas is coming up in 2019. I’ve made many mistakes along the way and I’d