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Intrepid mountain guide Samuel has climbed Kilimanjaro over 500 times. So when his travellers are struggling to the summit, he’s got a few tricks up his sleeve to help encourage them along. Singing this traditional Kili trekking song is one of them.
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A holiday to Indonesia doesn’t have to mean Bintangs and sunburn.
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It’s our first day in Nairobi, and we’re on our way to market to buy some fat pigs. Except this time, we won’t be going home again and doing a jig.
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From the windy lookout point, Ngorongoro Crater isn’t quite what I expected. Under the gloomy sky the crater floor looks bleached and barren, smeared with mineral lakes and mapped with the shadows of clouds…
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To help you plot the course of these extraordinary upcoming adventures, the New York Times have just released a carefully curated list of 52 places to go in 2017. And what do you know – we offer trips to almost every country mentioned.
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72,000 years of history mapped in the human genome? Thanks for being awesome, science.
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There are currently thousands of lions and other predators being held in captivity across the continent. Meet the team who’s trying to fight back.
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For the first time, we’re stepping back into the soviet era on a special trip through Romania, Ukraine and Moldova, Europe’s least-visited country.
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Need a lesson in hot tubbing 101? Iceland Academy’s got your back.
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