As winter draws in and reports of great snow dumps start hitting our inboxes it felt right to see two quality travel and adventure magazines featuring Another World Adventures with our favourite winter ski trip in Iceland, a world class skiing experience. Anyone looking for an unusual ski trip on …

We’re mad about journeys – both physical and personal – and know many of you are too. Over the past week we’ve had the daunting task of compiling our Top 10 adventure journeys in 2016. All the exciting journeys feature on our website alongside an unrivalled collection of unusual and …

Madagascar – the fourth largest island in the world and an adventure paradise. Yet apart from Lemurs and Baobab trees many people know so little about this diverse and dazzling country. We love it so much that we’re highlighting three trips in 2016. Below are our top reasons to visit …

Larissa Clark, co-founder and director of Another World Adventures joined a 100 year old tall ship during a career break as guest crew to sail across the Atlantic Ocean to Brazil. With little sailing experience to speak of it was a defining trip in her life where she met Tori …

The Trans Siberian Railway via Mongolia, in my view is probably one of the most incredible journey’s you can take. Where else can you take a train from Europe to Asia, travelling nearly 5,000 miles overland, cross 6 time zones and watching the world transform as it goes by for …

After spending two decades in England, author Bill Bryson returned to the U.S., where he finds himself in a rut. A world-selling author he’s forever being asked ‘what next’ for his writing but struggles to know the answer. He decides the best way to connect with his homeland is to …

If you’re looking for wild adventures in 2016 you might find you need to ‘saddle up’ to discover something really special. Be it horseback, bicycle or motorbike journeys there are some extraordinary experiences being planned whether your a beginner or experienced rider. Your Trusty Steed – Horse Riding Adventures Some …

Backcountry skiing in Iceland…. on a sailboat??? I’d been itching to return to Iceland since visiting back in 2013. During that trip we’d been told by the locals about the magical wilderness of the West Fjords but bad weather had prevented us from making the drive north. So when I …

Curious about one of the oldest civilisations in the world and taking time out of her consultancy job, Jenn was keen to explore the Middle East. We helped her find the perfect cultural adventure in Iran as a female solo traveller by joining a group of like-minded adventurous spirits. “Iran …

It goes by many names: sabbatical, career break, volunteer leave, gap year. Whatever you call it, the fact that 4 million people in UK alone took a career break in 2010 (Santander bank) makes it a growing, and clearly valuable, trend. Though it’s not entirely a new concept, the reasons …

It’s always useful to get some tips on polite dos and don’ts before you travel anywhere new. Thankfully our friends at the Kyoto Convention & Visitors Bureau are all over it for us. Their new infographic will have you towing the line from not cycling under the influence to remembering …