This boutique establishment started out as rather more modest accommodation when it opened as Corralejo’s first hotel in 1969. These days, following a 21st-century makeover, it graces the pages of style magazines, representing Fuerteventura at its most fashionable. See the full post >

Today is the International Lion Day. We love to celebrate these majestic creatures but we need this anniversary because lions are an endangered species. Protection and conservation are paramount and some of the adventure travels you’ll find on our site will take you to the heart of protected areas where herds of lions live in the wild. We recognise […]

Today is the International Day of Indigenous People. We believe this is a very important day. The lives and lifestyles of indigenous people around the world are becoming endangered. Their way of life, culture, language, and traditions in many cases are at risk of extinction so today we ponder adventure travels & indigenous communities. Another World […]

When social media gets social and that one time I went bikepacking in Canada with the Internet. See the full post >

Why do the outdoor industry and recreationalists marginalize backcountry horse riders? See the full post >

One…two…three…oof. A triple backflip ends in a painful splat. See the full post >

From tiny houses to spacious mountain homes, these rentals offer charm and accessibility for the same price as a hotel. See the full post >

Nora Nijkamp saved her money and stuffed everything she needed into a few panniers for the overland motorcycle ride of her dreams. See the full post >

The Kamchatka Project highlights a rare instance where a native fish species is protected before it is under threat. See the full post >

If a little screen time in Yosemite or the Tetons can chill out a felon, think about what’ll do for you. See the full post >