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Category Archives: Travel Advice
World’s 10 best places to climb
Lonely Planet and Today Travel posted their list of the world’s 10 best places to climb. Adventures Within Reach offers a number of the destinations on their list including Kilimanjaro, glacier trekking in Argentina, and Iquitos, Peru. However, I have … Continue reading
Posted in Alps, Ecuador, Nepal, Travel Advice, Uganda / Rwanda
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Buying clothing and gear for your trip
One nice thing about travel is it gives you an excuse to buy lots of nice new things. We have a new relationship with Moosejaw, a provider of outdoor clothing and gear. Benefits include Free shipping on orders over $49 … Continue reading
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Bahia Bustamante: Argentina’s Wild Atlantic Coast
Bahia Bustamante is a coastal region in northern Patagonia located south of the Valdés Peninsula. Often overlooked, this region offers opportunities for travelers to discover local culture on ranches and to see and photograph abundant marine mammals and birds. Bahia … Continue reading
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Passports and Visas in a Hurry!
Need a visa application form? Not sure about the entry requirements? Need a U.S. passport in a hurry? Getting multiple visas? Going to Tibet? Changing your name? U.S. and Canadian citizens can use Travisa, a fast and easy way to … Continue reading
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Earth Day Reignites Quest for Sustainable Travel
As I reflect on Earth Day and what it means to me, I am reminded of all the ways we can help the earth even if we are traveling. Using ethically trained, local guides that adhere to environmental guidelines such … Continue reading
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Extensions from Geneva for Independent Travelers
If you’re interested in trekking in the Alps, you might want to consider extending your trip to one of Europe’s other destinations. You could even head down to Morocco for a trek in the High Atlas Mountains and a few … Continue reading
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Epic Trip: Your Dream Destination
Our staff has traveled the world and visited some of the planet’s most amazing adventure travel destinations. We already offer tours and treks in Africa, Asia, South America, and Europe, and each year we return to our favorite destinations as … Continue reading
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Kili and Safari with World-Famous Science Educator
This is no ordinary trip! Mike Marlow, Associate Professor of Science Education at the University of Colorado at Denver, takes a group of science teachers to climb Kilimanjaro and go on safari in Tanzania every year (this is his 5th … Continue reading
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Discovering the Pays du Mont Blanc
This post is by AWR staff member Tilden Daniels. He is currently traveling in Europe and Morocco. This past weekend I traveled to the area near the Mont Blanc in France and Switzerland. This entire region is known as the … Continue reading
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Tanzania Expectations
For many people, Tanzania is the first Third World country they have gone to. It is also very different culturally. Here are some things to be aware of, which will make your Kilimanjaro trek and Tanzania safari more enjoyable. ELECTRICITY … Continue reading
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