Our Travelers

Our Trips Could Be A Good Fit If...

You want to relinquish the role of Chief Fun Officer so that you can have a good time, tooThere’s one in every group. The person who always takes on the responsibility of planning everything and making sure that everyone is having a good time. (We’ll take that role on so you don’t have to. Instead, you can just relax and enjoy.)
You love kids, but…You love kids. We love kids. Everybody loves kids. But, sometimes it’s nice to get a break and engage in some adult conversation. And, not have to worry about taking care of little ones or mediating fights between siblings.
You’re nosy (AKA culturally curious)You absolutely want to check all the major sights and experiences off your list. But you also want to meet the locals to see how they live, learn what their day-to-day life is like, what challenges they face, and what they are most proud of. We think it’s cool that you’re nosy… oops, we mean culturally curious. In fact, we think it's so cool, that we offer an exclusive 1-hour cultural briefing before your trip so that you know what to look for when you interact with the locals and observe how things are done.
You’re looking for an active vacationYou’re not interested in signing up for a triathlon (or maybe you are.) More likely, though, is that you figure you sit enough at work and you want to get out and move about without feeling like you need a vacation from your vacation when you get home.
You genuinely enjoy natureWhile you may not be an accomplished outdoor enthusiast, you always feel recharged and relaxed after spending time in nature.
You love to go on adventures, but you don’t want to rough it too, too muchThe best part of your best vacations is reacquainting yourself with your inner Indiana Jones. After all, there is a certain satisfaction in earning bragging rights when you do something that's just a smidge outside of your comfort zone. But your days of truly “roughing it” are long gone. You like your creature comforts very much, thank you.
You care deeply about making a differenceYou want to have a positive impact on the places you visit, not just do “less bad” by recycling and buying carbon offsets. Beyond supporting the local economy, you want to learn about and understand the local culture, and preserve the biodiversity of the area. Ideally, you want to leave the places you visit better off in some way than you found them.