Intrepid Travel

Reading Time: 5 minutes There’s a lot of misinformation flying around about what coronavirus is and how it might impact your life. Will you need to self-isolate? Do you need a 12-month supply of toilet paper? Read on to dispel some of the myths around COVID-19.

Reading Time: 6 minutes Just in time for International Women’s Day, we’re bringing you some brand new Women’s Expeditions.

Reading Time: 4 minutes Your friends and family might think you’re crazy for wanting to travel to Pakistan, but you’re not alone: plenty of women are doing it. Come prepared, and the country will welcome you with open arms.

Reading Time: 5 minutes Sure, you want to see the Red Square, travel on the Trans-Mongolian and eat borscht until you burst. But these are the experiences to have in Russia if you really want to feel like a local.

Reading Time: 6 minutes In many ways, travelling in Australia is akin to travelling to more than one part of the world at once. So rather than umming and ahhing about your next holiday to one or two countries, here’s how you can reap the rewards of multiple countries by visiting just one: Australia.

Reading Time: 4 minutes If trekking’s not your bag, you prefer a day walk over a multi-day hike, or you want to up the exercise ante on your Inca adventure, there are so many other active adventures to be had in Peru.

Reading Time: 4 minutes While the frenetic streets of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City offer a unique insight into Vietnam’s urban life, it’s not until you’ve ridden through the serene – and surreal – surrounds of Mai Chau that you get to know the real Vietnam.

Reading Time: 6 minutes On family holidays, it can sometimes be tricky finding fun things to do that everyone will enjoy. But not with these awesome adventures!

Reading Time: 5 minutes If you want to see the face of overtourism, take a plane to Phnom Penh and catch a bumpy five-hour bus to Sihanoukville – a once-sleepy town on a little peninsula in the Gulf of Thailand. Sihanoukville is the jewel of Cambodia’s tourism industry. Or at least it used to be.