Adventure Travel Blog | World Expeditions

As Seen in The Sunday Times: A Cycling Trip Through Jordan

This UK travel journalist set off for The Sunday Times to explore the backroads & highlights of Jordan by bicycle. Read on to find out more about cycling in Jordan.

Explore the Mekong Delta fields by bike

Overtourism: how to avoid contributing to it

Here are five ways to counter overtourism and be a more responsible and sustainable traveller

Cocktails at 10am in the High Andes

Up here in the High Andes, the mountains are so close, you feel you can reach out and touch them.

Morocco to France: On the couch with Mary Moody, gardening guru and author

We chat with the Mary on her love of travel with insider tips on the best ways to experience Morocco and France.

Traveller stories: the world's southernmost hike

Completing the Dientes Circuit on Navarino Island in Chilean Patagonia proved to be a magical adventure for this fellow traveller.

Q&A with TV chef Peter Kuruvita: 'My culinary journey'

Read about how food has shaped celebrity chef Peter Kuruvita's travel experiences, his introduction into the culinary world and some of his most exciting projects.

Fires are raging through Brazil's Amazon rainforest

#SaveTheAmazon: Amazon Forest Appeal

Help repair the fire-ravaged Amazon and donate to this Amazon Forest Appeal to protect the forest, its wildlife and local communities affected.

What we're doing about the plastic problem

Plastic packaging accounts for about half of the plastic waste in the world! Here are ways we are eliminating plastic use on our treks.

Walking the Inca Trail FAQs

The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is considered by many the ‘best short trek in the world’, but you can only walk it with a permit. Here’s what you need to know.

K2 trek in photos: Baltoro Glacier, Concordia & Gondogoro La

View the stunning photos from our expedition in Pakistan's Karakoram ranges captured by mountaineering guide Soren Kruse Ledet.

Los Dientes de Navarino circuit

10 lesser-known hiking trails that avoid the crowds

Steer away from the crowds and find your own pocket of solitude in nature. Discover 10 'off-the-map' trails you’ve probably never heard of but should be on your adventure list

Curious Gentoo | Alex Cearns Houndstooth Studio

Wildlife photography tips from a pro | Alex Cearns

Alex Cearns is a professional photographer, photographing around 1300 animals each year. She unveils her top tips for the perfect animal photo

Cycling the temples of Bagan

UNESCO's newest World Heritage sites: how to see them differently

UNESCO has inscribed 29 new places on the World Heritage list for 2019, including Bagan’s monumental architecture and a beautiful Italian vineyard region.

Standing at 5400 metres | Pamela Lynch

In Hillary’s footsteps: my Everest Base Camp journey

Every step closer to Everest Base Camp she’d continually ask herself, ‘How the hell did I get here?’ To stand more than 5000 metres high, with the Himalayas towering around over her, this trek became her most exhilarating and rewarding experience.

Your ultimate African safari guide

This guide showcases the best trips to see Africa’s majestic wildlife up close – from Kenya and Tanzania to Botswana and South Africa. Search for tree-climbing lions in Uganda, witness Africa’s second biggest wildebeest migration in Zambia or spot playful lemus in Madagascar.

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