Experience Life as a Mongolian Nomad

Mongolia is known for its beautiful and varied landscapes, nomadic culture, and rich history. On this trip, travelers. From the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar, this trip takes travelers from the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar through the Mongolian plains, from steppes to the Gobi desert by horseback or oxcart to the realm of 21st century nomads. Within Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, nomadic families continue to live in gers, a round, portable dwelling, ride horses and make their own garments. The group will experience these parts of life in the steppes, living with a local host family and get a taste for nomadic life on the Mongolian plains. Travelers will visit a natural history museum to learn about the natural environs, hike through sand dunes, listen to Mongolian throat singing, and visit monastery ruins while immersing themselves in a different way of life.

This is a 14 day trip and costs $2,699. This trip is led by the sustainable travel company G Adventures. All G Adventures trips are led by a local guide, a CEO, Chief Experience Officer, and trip revenue is driven to help the local community.

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Discover the Hidden Gems of Sri Lanka

An immersive journey through Sri Lanka is perfect for travelers who crave a balance of natural beauty, cultural depth, and relaxed adventure. From misty tea plantations to sunlit coasts, ancient temples to wildlife-rich national parks, the land is the place to be for curious explorers who enjoy meaningful travel over fast-paced sightseeing. The island offers incredible diversity in a compact space. In just days, one can hike to sacred mountaintops, wander UNESCO-listed ruins in the Cultural Triangle, and spot elephants or leopards in the wild. The pace of life there is moderate, with opportunities for both light trekking and cultural immersion. Ideal for travelers with a general level of fitness who enjoy soft adventure, scenic train rides, vibrant local cuisine, and time to unwind in stunning natural settings. Along the way, one can visit historic towns like Kandy, meet tea workers in Ella, explore colorful markets, and relax in quiet beach villages along the southern coast—each place offering its own rhythm, hospitality, and charm.

This trip is led by Follow Alice, an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities. This 11-day trip is priced at $1,980 per person and can accommodate anywhere from 4-12 travelers.

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Journey into the Heart of Algeria

Algeria, the "Land of Contrasts," is renowned for its diverse landscapes, from the vast Sahara Desert to the lush Atlas Mountains. The nation's rich history, shaped by Arab, French, and Ottoman influences, offers the finest hospitality in cities like Algiers and Oran.

Travelers will start their journey in the capital, Algiers, with an overnight stay in a hotel. A full-day tour will allow everyone to marvel at the city's unique architecture. In Djemila, you'll see a city adapted to its mountainous setting. Next, head to Constantine, known for its spectacular views via seven bridges. A day trip includes visits to the Roman ruins of Tipaza and Cherchell.

The adventure continues to Tassili N'Ajjer National Park, featuring a stone forest placed in sand with an incredible natural arch. At the Guelta of Essendilene, you'll find numerous rock paintings and carvings, with "la vache qui pleure" (the crying cow) being the most famous piece. Finally, fly from Djanet to Algiers for some free time in the capital before departing on the final day.

Untamed Borders is an adventure travel company specialized in some of the world’s most interesting and inaccessible places. They run cultural tours as well as adventure sports including skiing, trekking, marathons and more. Whenever possible, proceeds from the trip are directed back to the communities visited and the trips are always led by local guides.

See the Best of Uganda and Its Mountain Gorillas

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounter in the heart of East Africa with this adventure. This trip takes the traveler deep into the lush rainforests of Uganda, one of the few places on Earth where one can come face-to-face with both endangered mountain gorillas and wild chimpanzees in their natural habitats. This experience requires a moderate fitness level, as the travelers will be hiking through thick jungle terrain, at times steep and muddy, especially during gorilla tracking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The trek can last several hours, depending on the location of the gorilla families, but the reward is unforgettable, seeing as the traveler can sit as close as a few feet away from a silverback and his family, watching them interact in a way that feels deeply human. In Kibale Forest National Park, known as the “primate capital of the world,” one can track troops of playful chimpanzees swinging through the canopy. Along the way, expect sightings of other primates, colorful birds, and lush tropical flora. Additionally, this trip includes visits to Queen Elizabeth National Park, where game drives may reveal elephants, lions, hippos, and more. A boat safari along the Kazinga Channel offers a peaceful way to observe wildlife gathering at the water’s edge. This journey is more than simply a safari–it is a profound exploration of connection, conservation, and awe.

This 10-day trip costs $3,590 per person. The trip is led by Follow Alice–an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities.

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Hike the Jomolhari Trail and See the Best of Bhutan

Hiking the Jomolhari Trail is more than simply a trek–it’s a transformative journey. It invites hikers with a taste for adventure, an appreciation for culture, and a desire for inner stillness to step into a world where the mountains speak, and every footstep tells a story. This journey involves a high-altitude hike that combines Himalayan grandeur with deep cultural immersion. This 8-day adventure winds through pristine Alpine forests, glacial valleys, and pastures filled with yak, all with the 4.5-mile-high Mount Jomolhari as a constant backdrop. Along the way, visit ancient sites such as Tiger’s Nest Monastery, perched elegantly on a cliffside, and encounter remote villages where Bhutanese traditions remain beautifully intact. The trek reaches heights of nearly 1,640 feet and subsequently demands good fitness, making it ideal for those with hiking experience, a taste for adventure, and an appreciation for solitude. Bhutan’s unique approach to life, guided by Gross National Happiness (the official government’s way in which the country gauges life satisfaction, measured through virtues such as contentment and well-being), is evident in its untouched landscapes, spiritual depth, and warm-hearted locals. With expert local guides from Follow Alice, the traveler will gain insight into Bhutanese Buddhism, history, and ecology, sure to enrich every step. Limited tourism means fewer crowds and a more genuine connection with the land and people. Whether one is drawn by the serene environment, cultural richness, or the physical challenge, the Jomolhari Trail offers a rare, meaningful experience in one of the world’s most unaltered mountain kingdoms.

This trip is led by Follow Alice is an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities. This 17-day trip is priced at $6,089 per person.

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Explore the Best of Bhutan and Trek the Bumdra Trail

Discover the enchanting kingdom of Bhutan on a journey where travelers can trek the Bumdra Trail. This immersive trip combines cultural exploration with breathtaking trekking through pristine Himalayan landscapes. Travelers will visit iconic sites such as the majestic Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery), perched dramatically on a cliffside and renowned for its spiritual significance and stunning views. The trek along the Bumdra Trail offers an exhilarating adventure, leading the traveler to the Bumdra Monastery, set at an elevation of about 12,467 meters. This serene monastery is a hidden gem, offering panoramic views of the Paro Valley and the snow-capped Himalayas beyond. The trail itself winds through dense forests, alpine meadows, and quaint villages, immersing trekkers in Bhutan’s natural beauty and vibrant culture. This trip is ideal for travelers with a moderate to high fitness level, as the trekking involves steep ascents and altitudes requiring good stamina and acclimatization. The rewarding views and unique cultural encounters make every step worthwhile. Whether the traveler wanders through ancient dzongs, samples local cuisines, or soaks in Bhutan’s peaceful vibe amid breathtaking landscapes, this trip offers an unforgettable blend of adventure and tradition.

This 12-day trip costs $3,890 per person. The trip is led by Follow Alice–an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities.

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Explore the Wonders of Iceland

If travelers wish to immerse themselves in an island adventure with awe-inspiring landscapes, a trip to Iceland is a good match. This journey is designed for any type of traveler, as the only fitness level required is that of a walker (easy to moderate). Iceland brings scenic drives, light hikes, and a host of optional activities. The traveler begins in Reykjavik, the vibrant capital of Iceland, where one can stroll through charming streets, visit local galleries, and savor the city’s renowned culinary scene. The traveler can also venture into the Golden Circle, a route that showcases some of Iceland’s most celebrated natural wonders. At Pingvellir National Park, travelers can even witness the rift between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. Experiencing the power of Gullfoss is another benefit to taking this trip–it is the name of a majestic waterfall that cascades into a rugged canyon, and receives raving reviews from travelers. There are also plenty of erupting geysers: one is Strokkur, in near proximity to the capital city, and the largest geyser in all of Iceland. Additionally, there is another called Geysir, which is the most well-known in Iceland, and the name that inspired what would become the name of all other ‘geysers’-- hot springs of water that at times send shoots of water into the air. Ranging in width from a column to a wall, the water must reach boiling temperature from its dormant base temperature in order to erupt. The journey continues on into the South Coast, where the traveler will encounter the black sand beaches of Reynisfjara, the towering cliffs of Dyrholaey, and the stunning Fjadargliufur canyon. Additionally included on this adventure is Vatnajokull National Park, home to Europe’s largest glacier, and the surreal beauty of Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, where icebergs can be found drifting serenely in glacial lakes. For optional activities, the traveler can go exploring in ice caves or hike on and around glaciers. This journey is perfect for those seeking a comprehensive Icelandic experience, touching all the great landmarks and sights on the island.

This trip is led by Follow Alice–an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities. This 9-day trip is priced at $3,195 per person.

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Escape to Peru’s Machu Picchu

Beginning in Cusco, the oldest city in the country, travelers will have the chance to explore the city before departing for Machu Picchu. Here, they can enjoy the old capital of the Inca Empire with a morning tour and enjoy the city’s gorgeous architecture. The next day, travelers will venture to the historic Sacred Valley, which is full of farmland, Inca ruins, and Spanish towns. Travelers will also visit the Maras Salt Flats before they start on the Classic Inca Trail for Machu Picchu the next day. During this trek, travelers will first climb up into alpine grassland and cross Dead Woman’s Pass, where they will see more Inca ruins and gorgeous views. The most challenging day of hiking will also provide a chance to see wildlife such as Himalayan deer, Andean condors, and more. Travelers will reach Machu Picchu at the historic Sun Gate by day seven of this trip. Travelers will then be driven back to Cusco before departing the next day.

Follow Alice is an outfitter focused on adventure trips worldwide. All guides are local, and 70% of all trip prices stay in the local economy. The company started in 2014 when the cofounder, Reto, climbed Kilimanjaro with Chris, a local Tanzanian guide, and the two teamed up to form Follow Alice.

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Climb Kilimanjaro’s Rongai Route

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The Rongai Route is Kilimanjaro’s most tranquil trail, approaching from the remote northern side near the Kenyan border. It’s ideal for trekkers seeking solitude, gradual ascents, and a more personal connection with the mountain. The route passes through unspoiled forest, moorland, and alpine desert, offering a peaceful alternative to the busier southern routes. Mt. Kilimanjaro is the world’s tallest free-standing mountain, and the highest peak in Africa, rising from tropical lowlands to icy glaciers at Uhuru Peak (about 3.7 miles). A journey through this route to reach the mountain has the traveler passing through five unique climate zones: Cultivation, Forest, Moorland, Alpine Desert, and Arctic/Glacial Zone. No ropes or specific fitness level required, but strong legs and stamina are essential. Luggage needed includes a daypack between 11-15 lbs with items such as water, snacks, personal items, and a camera. The other required luggage carrier is a duffel bag, which the traveler does not carry; instead, porters carry this bag, which will have the traveler’s gear, such as sleeping mats and any extra clothing. Hiking time lasts between 4-6 hours daily.

Early in the trek, the traveler passes through Chagga farming communities such as Nalemoru, where life follows traditional rhythms amid terraced banana and coffee farms. Though the climbers do not stay in the villages, the cultural backdrop adds depth to the experience. The final ascent begins just before midnight on summit night, when climbers set out under the stars to reach the peak by sunrise—a demanding but unforgettable push through lighter air and colder temperatures.

This trip is led by Follow Alice–an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities. This 7-day trip is priced at $2,300 per person.

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Visit Gorillas in Rwanda

Embark on an unforgettable adventure trekking through Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park and walk with endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. This guided experience requires a moderate to high fitness level, as treks can last between 1-6 hours across steep, uneven, and often muddy terrain at altitudes up to 3,000 meters. Along the way, travelers will traverse lush bamboo forests and volcanic landscapes, with the chance to spot golden monkeys and exotic birdlife. Highlights include views of the dramatic Virunga volcanoes and, for some itineraries, a visit to the Dian Fossey Memorial, honoring the pioneering primatologist. The real pinnacle is a close, intimate encounter with a gorilla family–an awe-inspiring, once-in-a-lifetime moment that connects you deeply with nature and global conservation efforts. Watching the gorillas interact, feed, and play in their natural environment offers not only breathtaking photo opportunities but also a humbling reminder of the fragility and beauty of the vast biodiversity on planet Earth.

This 4-10 day trip is priced at  $3,600 per person. The trip is led by Follow Alice–an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities.

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Walk With Rwandas Gorillas

Embark on an unforgettable adventure trekking through Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park and walk with endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. This guided experience requires a moderate to high fitness level, as treks can last between 1-6 hours across steep, uneven, and often muddy terrain at altitudes up to 3,000 meters. Along the way, travelers will traverse lush bamboo forests and volcanic landscapes, with the chance to spot golden monkeys and exotic birdlife. Highlights include views of the dramatic Virunga volcanoes and, for some itineraries, a visit to the Dian Fossey Memorial, honoring the pioneering primatologist. The real pinnacle is a close, intimate encounter with a gorilla family–an awe-inspiring, once-in-a-lifetime moment that connects you deeply with nature and global conservation efforts. Watching the gorillas interact, feed, and play in their natural environment offers not only breathtaking photo opportunities but also a humbling reminder of the fragility and beauty of the vast biodiversity on planet Earth.

This 4-10 day trip is priced at  $3,600 per person. The trip is led by Follow Alice–an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities.

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Discover the Annapurna Circuit: Trekking Adventure in Nepal

Embrace a breathtaking adventure along Nepal’s legendary Annapurna Circuit–one of the world’s most scenic and diverse trekking routes. Designed for fit and experienced hikers, this high-altitude journey winds through lush valleys, alpine forests, and stark Himalayan landscapes, culminating in the dramatic crossing of Thorong La Pass (17,769 feet)-- a true test of endurance rewarded with panoramic mountain views. Along the way, trekkers will visit culturally rich villages such as Manang, where ancient monasteries and glacier views await, and Muktinath, a sacred pilgrimage site revered by both Hindus and Buddhists. Traditional stone-built villages including Pisang and Braga offer insight into centuries-old Himalayan life, with fluttering prayer flags, spinning prayer wheels, and timeless mountain hospitality. The Annapurna Circuit is more than a trek–it is a deep dive into Nepal’s natural grandeur and spiritual soul, offering both physical challenge and cultural immersion in one unforgettable journey.

This 15-day trip costs $1,590 per person. The trip is led by Follow Alice–an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities.

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Meet the Gorillas and Chimpanzees in Uganda

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounter in the heart of East Africa with this adventure. This trip takes the traveler deep into the lush rainforests of Uganda, one of the few places on Earth where one can come face-to-face with both endangered mountain gorillas and wild chimpanzees in their natural habitats. This experience requires a moderate fitness level, as the travelers will be hiking through thick jungle terrain, at times steep and muddy, especially during gorilla tracking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The trek can last several hours, depending on the location of the gorilla families, but the reward is unforgettable, seeing as the traveler can sit as close to a few feet away from a silverback and his family, watching them interact in a way that feels deeply human. In Kibale Forest National Park, known as the “primate capital of the world,” one can track troops of playful chimpanzees swinging through the canopy. Along the way, expect sightings of other primates, colorful birds, and lush tropical flora. Additionally, this trip includes visits to Queen Elizabeth National Park, where game drives may reveal elephants, lions, hippos, and more. A boat safari along the Kazinga Channel offers a peaceful way to observe wildlife gathering at the water’s edge. This journey is more than simply a safari–it is a profound exploration of connection, conservation, and awe.

This 10-day trip costs $3,590 per person. The trip is led by Follow Alice–an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities.

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Explore Mount Everest’s Base Camp and Gokyo Lakes

Combine two of Nepal's most breathtaking routes in one unforgettable trek. This journey leads the traveler not only to Everest Base Camp, the iconic launching point for summit expeditions, but also to the shimmering turquoise waters of the Gokyo Lakes–sacred glacial lakes nestled in the Himalayas. The traveler will hike through quiet Sherpa villages such as Phortse and Machhermo, pass ancient Buddhist monasteries rich with prayer flags and spinning wheels, and cross the thrilling Cho La Pass, a dynamic glacier-covered saddle at 3.4 miles. Additionally, the trek features two of the best viewpoints in the region: Gokyo Ri and Kala Patthar, where sunrise paints Everest and its neighboring peaks in unforgettable colors. This trip is perfect for adventurous travelers with good fitness levels who enjoy both physical challenge and cultural discovery. It is ideal for those looking to push their limits while soaking in the peaceful beauty of the Himalayas. The route is less crowded than the standard Everest Base Camp trail, offering a more remote and serene experience. In-country flights, licensed guides, porters, all meals, and accommodations in local tea houses are included.

This trip is led by Follow Alice–an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities. This 17-day trip is priced at $2,590 per person.

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Escape to Everest Base Camp

Take a journey to an awe-inspiring place: Everest Base Camp. This 15-day trekking adventure through the heart of the Himalayas is designed for those with good physical fitness and a sense of adventure. This high-altitude journey winds through Nepal’s Khumbu region, taking you past iconic landmarks such as the Hillary Suspension Bridge, the spiritual Tengboche Monastery, and the bustling Sherpa capital of Namche Bazaar. With its prayer flags, yak caravans, and dramatic mountain vistas, each stop offers a rich blend of culture and natural beauty. The highlight is reaching Everest Base Camp at 5,364 meters–an unforgettable experience where trekkers stand in the shadows of the world’s highest peak. Along the way, you’ll witness the towering peaks of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Nuptse, and enjoy panoramic views from the famed Kala Patthar, one of the best vantage points for Mount Everest itself. Unique cultural touches, such as staying in traditional tea houses and interacting with local Sherpa communities, add depth to this once-in-a-lifetime journey. This trek is best suited for those who can handle long days of hiking (4-8 hours per day), high altitudes, and challenging terrain, but the reward is an epic, soul-stirring adventure that will leave you transformed.

This 12-19 day trip costs $1,790 per person. The trip is led by Follow Alice–an adventure travel company known for its ethical, community-centered approach to tourism. Founded in 2014 after cofounder Reto climbed Kilimanjaro with local Tanzanian guide Chris, Follow Alice was born out of a shared passion for exploration and cultural connection. Today, all of their guides are local, and 70% of each trip’s cost remains within the local economy, supporting sustainable travel as well as empowering communities.

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Explore Central America

Take the road less travelled on the volcano trail in Central America. This trip gives travelers the chance to experience the natural wonders, tropical climate, lush rainforests, and local culture of Central American countries from Guatemala to Costa Rica. Travelers begin in Antigua, a city full of movement with plenty of bars and vibrant marketplaces with views of the nearby volcanoes. From there, the group heads to Honduras to visit the Mayan Copán Ruins and soak in the natural hot springs. Travelers will then cross into El Salvador, visit Suchitoto, and then head to La Libertad Region, an area full of beach towns where the group can relax or take a surf lesson. The next stop in Nicaragua is Granada, a city full of colorful buildings with opportunities to hike and explore, go on a day excursion to Masaya Volcano, or visit Laguna de Apoyo. In Costa Rica, a country known for its biodiversity, the group will visit more beautiful volcanoes and rainforests as well as the Isla de Ometepe, which is known for its petroglyphs and stone idols, and Monteverde’s cloud forests. Travelers can go zip lining, visit a butterfly garden, go horseback riding or take a coffee plantation tour. This trip ends in San Jose, the capital of Costa Rica, where travelers can explore the city and even go rafting on the Sarapiqui River before departure.

This is a 17-day trip and costs $959. This trip is led by the sustainable travel company G Adventures. All G Adventures trips are led by a local guide, a CEO, Chief Experience Officer, and trip revenue is driven to help the local community.  This trip caters to travelers 18 to 30-something with plenty of free time to make new friends and go with the flow.

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Roadtrip California and Experience Yosemite National Park

Yosemite National Park set the model for all national parks in the United States. Known for its giant Sequoia trees, Yosemite covers an area of more than 750,000 acres and almost 95% of the park is restricted as wilderness and home to a large variety of plants and animals. In addition, the park is home to one of the tallest waterfalls in North America: Yosemite Falls, reaching 2,425 feet. One of the most popular hikes in Yosemite is the Half Dome Hike, which is a 12-hour, 14-mile round trip hike with huge elevation gain, cables, and exposed terrain. At Santa Monica, everyone can cruise the shoreline and shop at the local farmers market (for some last-minute necessities). Highway 1 has a lot to offer for everyone, including the sights of Santa Margarita, Carmel, Monterey and Santa Cruz. After a visit in San Francisco, everyone will go to the main event. Upon visiting Yosemite, travelers can purchase produce in the central valley. Once in the park, everyone can hike to Tuolumne Grove, home of the iconic Sequoias. Everyone will be in the park for about three days. This gives the group a chance to see sights like El Capitan, Bridalveil Fall, the Half Dome,  Nevada Falls and more! Departing Yosemite, everyone will go back to Socal to relax at Hermosa Beach. The trip ends upon arrival in Los Angeles.

This is a G Adventures 18-to-Thirtysomethings trip catering to 18–39-year-old travelers. All G Adventures trips are led by a local guide, a CEO, Chief Experience Officer, and trip revenue is driven to help the local community. Starting at $2106 per person, this experience lasts over the course of 9 days. Transportation between destinations, some meals and accommodation will be included.

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Adventure in Alaska

Alaska, the last frontier, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, including vast glaciers, towering mountains, diverse wildlife, and breathtaking landscapes. It's a top destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The 49th state is also home to rich Indigenous cultures, like the Aleut, rich history, and prime spots to witness and experience Northern Lights. Travelers will arrive in Anchorage and get acquainted with each other and their leaders. The journey begins with a drive through the iconic Seward Highway on the Kenai Peninsula. In Kenai Fjords National Park, travelers will hike the Harding Icefield Trail and enjoy a scenic boat cruise through the fjords to see glaciers and marine life. In Talkeetna, participants will learn about local flora, take a scenic flight over the area, and visit the Iditarod Sled Dog Museum. Denali National Park offers stunning sights, including moose, bears, and caribou.  Before departing from Anchorage on the final day, travelers can join the group for a farewell dinner.

This is an eight day trip and costs $1,934. This trip is led by the sustainable travel company G Adventures. All G Adventures trips are led by a local guide, a CEO, Chief Experience Officer, and trip revenue is driven to help the local community.

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Explore Italy’s Amalfi Coast

In Southwest Italy, overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, sits one of the most acclaimed Mediterranean regions. The Amalfi Coast is home to a collection of quaint seaside towns and stunning landscapes of coastal cliffs, sprawling vineyards, and lemon groves. The romantic coastline stands in sharp contrast to the bustling city of Naples just an hour north, where this trip begins and ends. Travelers will stay in a converted 17th century monastery in the historic town of Furore, which they will have ample time to explore between exciting ventures to the best the region has to offer. Day trips include visits to surrounding towns, such as the coast’s namesake, hikes up mountains overlooking the sea, a ferry ride along the coast, and even a guided tour of the ruins of Pompeii. Upon return home to Furore, travelers will enjoy daily home cooked Italian dinners, often accompanied by cooking demonstrations.

This is an eight day trip and costs $1,364. This trip is led by the sustainable travel company G Adventures. All G Adventures trips are led by a local guide, a CEO, Chief Experience Officer, and trip revenue is driven to help the local community.

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