Category Archives: Travel Advice

What to expect when traveling to Tanzania

Posted on March 10, 2011 by Adventures Within Reach

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 trip more enjoyable. Bugs Mosquitoes are mainly a … Continue reading →

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Travel Photo Advice

Posted on January 13, 2011 by Adventures Within Reach

We all want to take great pictures on our holidays to remember the amazing adventures.  And while we would love to take pictures like a professional photographer, we don’t want to spend thousands of dollars, lug around a hundred pounds … Continue reading →

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The best experiences may not be on the itinerary

Posted on December 13, 2010 by Adventures Within Reach

Avebury vs. Stonehenge Everyone has heard of Stonehenge, the circle of mysterious big rocks.  Thousands of tourists flock there every year to get their own personal photographs of this mythical spot.  They have done a good job of protecting the … Continue reading →

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Random Acts of Kindness (RAK) – while traveling

Posted on December 9, 2010 by Adventures Within Reach

I recently flew an international flight into San Juan, Puerto Rico.  By the time I picked up my rental car, I noticed that my laptop was gone.  I retraced me steps as far as I could until I hit the … Continue reading →

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Luxury Travel Items That Are So Worth It

Posted on December 2, 2010 by Adventures Within Reach

Whether you are going on a safari to Tanzania, a trek to Everest Base Camp, or a Galapagos cruise, these luxury travel gadgets can make your trip much more pleasant. Translator The right translator with you can be an invaluable … Continue reading →

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How to make the most of cultural tours

Posted on October 14, 2010 by Adventures Within Reach

Cultural tours are truly special, particularly if both groups participate fully. It is also a great way to support the local economy. Before arriving at your destination, learn how to say a few things in their native language especially “Hello,” … Continue reading →

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Travel Tips for the Adventurous Family

Posted on June 23, 2010 by Adventures Within Reach

Our custom-excursion company with nearly 10 years of experience assisting thousands of families realize their vision of safe, affordable and memorable trips, takes the guesswork out of it with these tips for intrepid families. Robin Paschall, founder of Adventures Within … Continue reading →

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When To Go Where

Posted on February 24, 2010 by Adventures Within Reach

Not sure where to go when? Prime season is when the weather is typically the best. Low season is when the weather is the worst (rainy or cold), but also is typically cheaper and has fewer people. Shoulder season typically … Continue reading →

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Robin’s Bucket List

Posted on February 12, 2010 by Adventures Within Reach

I was at an Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) meeting yesterday, and the topic of a “bucket list” came up, which got me thinking about mine.  Here are my top 10.  I am only 40% complete! Climb Kilimanjaro See Machu … Continue reading →

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Travel Insurance Advice

Posted on February 5, 2010 by Adventures Within Reach

We highly recommend travel insurance for any trip you take.  You just never know what is going to happen before or during a trip.  Many people do not realize that travel insurance covers things like your hotel if your flight … Continue reading →

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