Posts Tagged ‘ adventure ’

On International Women’s Day, Kaye Holland says that every woman should travel alone at least once

Take your kids on an amazing adventure to these inventive ideas, and brainstorm your own offbeat activities…

Not sure where to start your planning? Take our family traveller quiz to figure out the type of trip that’s right for you.

Decision-making is a bore, so find your destiny by following lucky number 12…

Love your neighbourhood, don’t just live in it. Spare a day for volunteer work and emerge as a more mindful citizen

You can make a million excuses for not wanting to travel on your own, and you’ll always find more – unless you make the conscious choice to confront your solo-travel fears. To give you a friendly push in the right direction, we’ve broken down some of the most common solo-travel fears, so they don’t seem so scary at all

Plunging canyons, virgin forests, a curvy coastline and jagged mountains sit side-by-side in Montenegro -a beautiful, compact country where bears and wolves still roam

Inspired by the popularity of the Tough Mudder series? Check out these races around the world, from famous marathons to one-of-a-kind obstacle events

A selection of travel quotes and sayings to see you through Hump Day

Kaye’s adventures in North and South America are over – for now. Read the final instalment of her ‘Notes from a traveller’ series, only on Just About Travel

Tickets to The Family Travel Show – the UK’s first ever event totally dedicated to family travel adventures – up for grabs

Kaye has itchy feet – again. Read why – and where they’re taking her – only on Just About Travel

Kaye has itchy feet – again. Read why and where they’re taking her only on Just About Travel

Uncover your journey of a lifetime

The low-down on where we should be escaping to this October

Travel journalist, broadcaster and author, Sarah Tucker, shares a few tips on ridding yourself of emotional baggage with Just About Travel readers

Freelance expedition leader and outdoor instructor, Jo Bradshaw, has led horse-back expeditions over the Andes, and on foot in Africa, China, and the Himalayas. Here the adventurer reveals her love for Argentina and why Ama Dablam is on her wish list

Long distance cyclist, Josie Drew, talks travel

The youngest person to ski to the South Pole on Alaska, adventure, Croatia and camping in Cumbria

The TV presenter, author and all round adventurer talks travel

When it comes to fabulous weather and wildlife, there is nowhere like Namibia, says Adrienne. Here she shares her notes from Namibia – arguably Africa at its most authentic – exclusively with CD-Traveller readers

With Waitangi Day (New Zealand’s National Day) just around the corner, CD Traveller lets you in on 10 things we love about The Land of the Long White Cloud