Getting to and from your trip’s start and end points should be part of the journey, and now you can do that while reducing your footprint, too.

It’s the world’s last great wilderness – so why are we still taking travellers to Antarctica? Intrepid co-founder Darrell Wade shares his thoughts. With no full-time residents, governments, cars or…

Along with getting trekkers safely and securely around Peru’s many mountains, Maritza Chacacanta is also one of the country’s loudest voices in sustainability. We sat down to find out how…

Greece is known for many things including the invention of democracy, mythology and its traditional cuisine.

Long fascinated by ancient civilisations, meet the Australian couple who took a tailor-made Egyptian honeymoon. Self-proclaimed lawyer-turned-funtrepreneur Sarah Davidson – AKA Spoonful of Sarah – and her partner Nic recently…

No matter your size, exploring Dubrovnik and Greece just got a whole lot easier.  With just an hour-and-a-half flight separating Greece and Croatia, it’s easy to see why travellers combine…

We can promise these epic, whale-watching spots in Nova Scotia will blow you away.

We’ve just been named Best for the World™! This is an honour given to certified B Corp’s with top B Impact Assessment scores. Intrepid has been recognised in the governance…

Embark on the hiking adventure of a lifetime because too much fresh air is not a thing…

These Bruny Island restaurants are the best – you butter believe it!

Japan is full of wonders, both naturally and man-made. We’ve put together a list of some of them.

I grew up surrounded by boats. I spent my summers at a cottage on a lake in Canada which meant that boats and all types of boat activities were a…

Held in the first week of July each year, NAIDOC Week celebrates and recognises the culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across Australia.

When the pandemic hit and borders closed in 2020, thousands of porters faced unemployment. One organisation came to the rescue.

What if we told you that you could help 52 at-risk Cambodian youth break the cycle of poverty and build meaningful futures?

In Hanoi, an inspiring social enterprise is giving disadvantaged young people new hope for the future, one recipe at a time.

The world of wildlife protection in Kenya has long been dominated by men, who risk life and limb for our endangered species. But thanks to an innovative project, that could all be about to change. 

In a place where ‘choice’ for many women is defined as either marrying young or being sold to a man in India, this Nepali social enterprise is helping young women demand more.

A place where the only sound is provided by nature, or the gentle hum of your transport, where the view in every direction is sublim