August 8, 2015 The community spirit of adventurers gets the chance to be shown off in the Next Challenge Expedition Grant, originally created by British adventurer Tim Moss, who wanted to give back some of the support he has received when he was younger. By now, Tim has cycled and walked the World, crossed the […]
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The World's Cheapest Adventure Travel Destinations Right Now – Adventure Herald
August 4, 2016 Going on the adventure travel holiday of a lifetime doesn’t have to cost a fortune. In fact some of the world’s cheapest travel destinations right now will actually be immensely rich in experiences. There’s nothing like living in more modest surrounds, eating where the locals eat and catching public transport to introduce […]
Urban Alpinists and Rooftoppers Push City Limits – Adventure Herald
January 28, 2016 Are you searching for adventure within the confines of the city limits? More specifically, right atop the world’s most bustling metropolises? Well, there is a new craze among urban explorers and some daredevil novices who are taking their selfie sticks to new heights – all in the name of thrills and Instagram worthy snaps of course! […]
First Ever Heaven Sent Jump: Man Jumps from Plane without Parachute – Adventure Herald
August 2, 2016 At the weekend a massive feat was completed with the first person to successfully jump from a plane without a parachute and survive. In the so called “Heaven Sent Jump” Luke Aikins jumped 25,000 feet from a plane in nothing but a jumpsuit! His aim was to land in a net, which […]
New Zealand North Island Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel in Oceania April 21, 2016 By Ildi Amon New Zealand is situation on two islands, known as the North Island and South Island. Both islands have a different feel with the north being a bit flatter, made up of farmland, coastal areas with beaches and quaint little coastal villages. It has many cultural sites […]
Other Adventures Archives – Adventure Herald
Extreme Sports January 22, 2018 By Fiona Lawn mower racing is a much-loved pastime across the world with plenty of dedicated riders. Created as a sport intended to reject sponsorship and commercialization, this activity’s affordability makes it a great deal of fun easily accessible for anybody out there with a need for speed. So where did this unorthodox, yet down-to-earth extreme […]
5 Walking Tours Around the Globe – Adventure Herald
February 9, 2016 If you would like to experience the maximum level of weariness during your journey, staying up late constantly is one option, going to a sightseeing tour in a mega-city is another, but walking tours are the perfect choices to reach your physical limits. Every big traveller will encounter the demanding feeling of […]
Adventure Travel in Sub-Saharan Africa Archives – Page 2 of 4 – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel in Sub-Saharan Africa August 18, 2016 By Ildi Amon There can be no doubt that Africa is an enthralling continent that inspires vivid imagery and deep feeling among anyone who’s ventured there. But Africa is a giant continent with everything from beaches, to rain-forests, to deserts, mega metropolises and everything in between. Cultures, traditions, […]
Adventure Travel in Sub-Saharan Africa Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel Destinations January 3, 2018 By Fiona Despite their barrenness and inhospitality to life, there is something enchanting about the world’s great deserts that draws waves of visitors willing to brave the heat and lack of water. In fact there’s more to do in the deserts than you might think. Whether it’s 4×4 motoring adventures, sand boarding […]
Jobs Where Every Day is an Adventure – Adventure Herald
December 2, 2015 Life’s far too short to have a boring job, but most of us feel chained to our dull desk jobs. If it’s time for you to go on an adventurous gap year or to cut your corporate career for good, then perhaps some of these examples of jobs where every day is an adventure […]
New Restrictions on Climbing Mount Everest – Adventure News
October 2, 2015 Nepal’s government looks set to establish tough new restrictions on climbing Mount Everest. The changes come after hundreds have died trying to reach the peak of the world’s highest mountain – or on the journey back down. The new rules mean inexperienced climbers will be banned, as will disabled people and the visually […]
Outdoor Adventures in Albania – Adventure Herald
September 9, 2015 Albania is a small, young country at the coast of the Adriatic and the Ionic Sea, still struggling to find its place on the tourist map following the fall of communism in the early 90s . Most of Albania is covered by rough nature, rugged mountain ranges and deep valleys that only give way […]
Indian Kids Become the Youngest Climbers to Reach Base Camp on Mount Everest – Adventure Herald
August 12, 2015 Photo credit: Göran Höglund (Kartläsarn) Earth’s highest mountain, Mount Everest is an ultimate location for climbers due to the fact that it rises towards the air for 8,848 meters (29,029 ft). Climbing this mount brings prestige as a reward owing to the fact that not many people can dare to climb up to […]
The 7 Cardinal Rules of Sustainable Travel – Adventure Herald
January 20, 2016 Most adventure travelers place a high priority on doing no damage during their adventures, but just how can you make sure that your travel is as ethical as it can be? Here are our cardinal rules of sustainable travel that you should try to follow the next time you’re away from home. […]
