A travel expert's personal review of Explore’s Walking in the Faroe Islands

The Camino de Santiago stirs quiet curiosity—a journey of faith, reflection, and discovery. Walking step by step to Santiago at your own pace offers both historic highlights and personal freedom. A self-guided trek invites independence, exploration, and, for many, a meaningful connection to something greater.

The legendary Silk Road cities first drew me in, but this Uzbekistan tour goes far beyond. From remote mountain villages and desert yurt camps to the haunting Aral Sea, it’s a journey into a country shaped by history, resilience, and culture—still largely untouched by mass tourism.

We’re thrilled to share some incredible progress on a project close to our hearts — made possible by the generosity of our travellers. Thanks to you regenerative travel takes root on the Bruce Peninsula: Through our One Percent for the Future initiative, we’ve raised $7,659 to date, funding the planting of 1,276 native trees as part of a long-term restoration effort of several properties on the Niagara Escarpment.

There’s nothing quite like a little recognition to remind you why you do what you do. You, the people that put their trust in me to book...

There’s a magic to chasing moai and mountains in Chile—not just in the dramatic landscapes or the surreal sight of ancient statues in the Pacific, but in the way this narrow land weaves together such striking contrasts. Nowhere else can you travel from deserts to glaciers, lakeside villages to coastal cities, and encounter echoes of lost civilisations, all within one country. It’s a place where nature and culture collide in endlessly surprising ways.

Travelling with Adventure Canada on their Small-Ship Journey through Greenland and Wild Labrador feels less like a trip and more like a passage — into geology, history, and culture that have shaped the North for millennia.

I have visited the country half a dozen times - here's why South Africa should be next on your travel list