Kit Parks from Active Travel Adventures interviews David and Tina about their 7-day Ecuador Volcano and Jungle Adventure 'Tapir '. Finishing and starting in Quito, they hiked under waterfalls, biked d
Kit Parks from Active Travel Adventures, Dave and Tina discuss their recent Galapagos Adventure . It's their third trip with Active Adventures, and they discuss their love of active travel and the out
Notice anything different about this picture? Look closely - there's a small sign this photo was taken in the middle of a pandemic.. a mask in hand! Yes, we've been back running trips in Ecuador and t
The light at the end of the tunnel is finally here and keen travellers are once again pulling their passports out and strapping on their hiking boots. While it's no easy task to keep up with the ever-
If you’re heading to the Galapagos Islands, you probably can’t wait to get out your sunbathing suit for a swim in the clear, blue waters, or go out to catch a glimpse of the impressive Tortuga’s! Unli
Pictures of the towering rock monoliths of the Italian Dolomites are everywhere. You’ve no doubt seen the too-picturesque-to-be-real images of rolling green meadows, villages and hotels that look like
Found yourself in Wyoming with your hiking boots? Here’s some of our favourite ways to spend your days on in the Grand Teton National Park. If you’re a keen hiker, best to visit in July and August, bu
Mount Aspiring National Park is a hiker's paradise and a must for mountaineers. The park spans a large area, from the Haast River in the north to the Humbolt Mountains in the south. Large valleys, car
A short look at some highlights from our comfort-focused Elegant South 'Kakapo' trip, perfect if you'd like something a little slower-paced.
Christchurch, the 'Garden City', is where the majority of our South Island trips start and finish. New Zealand's second largest city, with a population of around 350,000, it's located on the east coas
Auckland, known as the 'city of sails', was recently voted joint 5th best city in the world for quality of life, which would come as no real surprise to the 1.5 million Kiwis that live there. The phys
There are dozens of tour companies out there offering Galapagos Islands tours - there have been for ages. But, the vast majority of these operators use a cruise ship, which is fine if you're looking f
