Destinations
“One’s destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.” – Henry Miller
Alaska
Alaska means trading everyday crowds for vast, raw wilderness. You can explore blue glaciers, spot grizzlies, and drive scenic mountain highways. Whether by small ship, train, or bush plane, be prepared for unpredictable weather, long summer daylight, and quiet remoteness.
Juneau, Fairbanks, Anchorage and more
Denali National Park
Mid-June to Mid-August for best weather
Asia
Asia is a sensory overload in the best way. It’s navigating neon-lit, bustling megacities, riding high-speed trains through snow-capped peaks, and stumbling upon centuries-old temples. Whether you’re slurping spicy street food in Bangkok or sipping fresh tea in rural villages, it is an unapologetically raw, vibrant, and eye-opening adventure.
Japan, Thailand, Viet Nam and more
Angkor Wat, Ubud Palace,Mount Fuji
May - March and September - November
Antarctica
Traveling to the bottom of the earth is mostly done via expedition ships departing from Ushuaia, Argentina. Trips typically last 10 to 20 days, crossing the notoriously rough Drake Passage. Once there, you take daily Zodiac boat rides to the shore to hike, kayak, or navigate around massive glaciers and wildlife colonies.
Antarctica
Whale, Penguins, Ice
November, December, January
Australia & New Zealand
Australia and New Zealand is a contrast between a massive, sun-drenched continent and a compact, emerald island. Australia offers vibrant city life and vast outback, while New Zealand focuses on dramatic glaciers and fjords. Since they are located next to each other across the Tasman Sea, it is common to combine them into a single, comprehensive itinerary.
Spain, Italy & Greece
Sightseeing, Food Tours
April – November
Europe
France, Italy, Germany, Ireland, Scotland and more
Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, Blarney Castle, Edinburg Castle,
May - June, September - October
North America
North America is all about extreme contrasts. You can ride the subway through bustling concrete metropolises, ski rugged snow-capped trails, and wander vibrant, sun-baked desert cities in the same week. It’s a massive continent where the landscapes and cultures can shift completely within a single day’s drive.
California, New York, Arizona, Canada,
National Parks, Golden Gate Bridge, Disneyland & World, Brookland Bridge
May - June, September - October
South America
South America is a sharp contrast of rugged wilderness and lively, loud street culture. It means relying on overnight buses, navigating bustling local markets, and dealing with different plumbing rules. You don’t need perfect Spanish, but it helps immensely with day-to-day interactions.
Brazil, Peru, Columbia, Argentina and more
Macchu Piccu, Christ of the Andies, Iguazu Falls, Galapagos Islands, Patagonia
September - November and March to May
Africa
South Africa, Moraco, Egypt and more
Safari, Pyramids and Egyptian ruins, Moracan marketplaces
May to October
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