A Conversation with Claudio Vecellio, Boundless Journeys' Dolomites Guide May 9th, 2023 • by Boundless Journeys Guests of Boundless Journeys Asia, Africa, and Europe walking tours often rave about how our guides really set our trips apart from our competitors. This interview is part of a series designed to showcase the amazing people that make traveling with Boundless Journeys so special. Here, guide Claudio Vecellio shares his thoughts on what appeals… Read More »
The Western Fjords: Exploring Norway’s Majestic Landscapes April 18th, 2023 • by Matt Snell The Western Fjords—the name has a fantastical, faraway ring. Yet they’re a very real part of the Norwegian landscape, as much as the snowy mountains and sweeping waterways look like something out a storybook. You might have to pinch yourself a time or two along the way, but you’ll see them with your own eyes… Read More »
Video: Hiking Slovenia's Julian Alps April 10th, 2023 • by Matt Holmes Our Slovenia tours explore a stunning country that is tucked between the more popular countries of Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Croatia. Both fortunately and unfortunately, Slovenia flies under the radar, which makes it the perfect destination for travel trendsetters and adventurers who like exploring a place few others have been. See our Slovenia & Croatia… Read More »
Tour Du Mont Blanc: Inn-to-Inn Hiking at the Top of the World March 30th, 2023 • by Matt Snell Mont Blanc is the highest peak in the Alps. The Matterhorn may have the strongest name recognition, but for diverse and visually stunning hiking, the Tour du Mont Blanc is second to none. Its beauty is the reason our award-winning Mont Blanc hiking tour is among the most popular we offer—through the inn-to-inn hiking and… Read More »
All About Glaciers March 29th, 2023 • by Matt Holmes Glaciers are impressive natural formations. Massive and always on the move, glaciers are nothing short of magnificent. Scientists learn an incredible amount of information from glacial ice about historical precipitation and temperature cycles, atmospheric chemistry composition, solar variability, volcanic eruptions, and other scientific things. But wait! There is plenty to learn, even for the non-scientists… Read More »