Adventure Travel Blog | World Expeditions

Friendly village children in Ha Giang, Vietnam

Regenerative Travel is the newest term in travel that aims to go beyond sustainable travel practices.

Lakpa Nuru Sherpa in his element | Soren Kruse Ledet

Lakpa, who worked as a climbing sherpa on countless mountaineering expeditions, sadly passed away in May 2023 after reaching Everest's South Summit

Novice monk at Tikse Monastery | Richard I'Anson

Defending Cultural Diversity through Adventure Travel

How preserving traditional cultures is key to preventing monoculturalism, and why that’s a big deal.

Makeshift bridge along the Kokoda Track | Ken Harris

4 reasons why the Kokoda Trail should be on your bucket list

A pilgrimage for many, the Kokoda Trail is a challenging and memorable trekking experience. Here are four reasons why it should be on your bucket list.

Yaritza Frisancho

Celebrating our female adventure guides

We're proud to support and encourage more women to lead our adventure travel tours around the world.

Trekking in Nepal's Annapurna region | Sue Badyari

Our view on road development in the Annapurna region

Don’t be put off by what you may have read or rumours of roads, it's been carefully managed and a win-win for locals and trekkers

Karki Sherpa

On the couch: Karki Sherpa, female trekking guide in Nepal

What's it like being a female working in Nepal's trekking industry? We asked one of our most experienced trek leaders, Karki Sherpa

2023 Great Himalaya Trail trekker, Tabea Wagner

Great Himalaya Trail 2023 - Meet the trekkers

Joining Tabea Wagner from Germany, Ute Baird aims to become one of only a handful of people from the UK to complete the epic trail since it was commercially launched in 2011.

Exploring Scorseby Sund by kayak | Toby Story

Polar Kayaking: what's involved?

Toby Story has over 20 years experience kayaking in the Arctic and Antarctic. We asked him to share some insights into this unique way to explore the Polar regions

Sue Farley, Great Tasmanian Traverse participant

Preparing for the Great Tasmanian Traverse

How do you prepare for an epic 39-day adventure that traverses our wilderness from north to south? We asked two people who have signed up for it.

Hiking through Pinestone Valley towards Kia Ora Hut | Brad Atwal

The Great Tasmanian Traverse by the numbers

Here's a few number so you can better understand just how challenging the Great Tasmanian Traverse is.

Andrew Lock, mountaineer

On the couch with mountaineer legend Andrew Lock

We sat down with the first Australian to climb all 14 of the world's 8000m peaks to ask him about his death-defying ascents and what motivates him to keep climbing

Lydia Bradey

On the Couch with Lydia Bradey

The remarkable Lydia Bradey is guiding an expedition in the remote Zanskar range in Ladakh in August 2023. We spoke to Lydia about the upcoming expedition.

Head to Tasmania during autumn to see the fagus, Australia's only cold climate winter-deciduous tree | Jason Charles Hill

The brilliant fagus awaits you in Tasmania's autumn

Fagus has been dubbed a "winter-deciduous" plant—in fact, Australia’s only winter-deciduous plant—so it comes alive with color in late April and early May. It’s a period that Tasmanians have come to call the “Turning of the Fagus” and it’s quite the show.