Inspiring Adventures

‘20 years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did. So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbour. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.’ (W3)

What is the one inspiring trip you’re yearning to do?

Inspiring Adventures are special interest activities of travel you might have as a hobby or just be interested in doing, while you’re WANDERING.  They can be as relaxed or as strenuous as you like: take a cooking school in Italy, hike the Himalayas, ski in Europe, canoe in Canada, roam gardens in France, ice-climb Antarctica, learn spanish in Spain or visit a health retreat in Thailand.

There are also opportunities to combine these WANDERINGS with a greater or longer experience through working or volunteering internationally: teach english in Japan, work in the ski fields of North America, web development in Cambodia, marketing in the Philippines, animal health officer in Kenya, sports officer in the Solomon Islands or plant trees in Canada.

Suggestions, activities and information are updated regularly to the site.  You can Subscribe to the right and you’ll receive updates to your email.  If there are other activities you know of and would like to bring to our attention, please CONTACT us, to let us know.

Below is a great starting point to help get you going.

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INTERESTED IN MORE?  Then check these out…
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Cycling France (Lonely Planet Cycling Guide)

www.ayad.com.au
www.godo.com.au
www.gapadventures.com
Travel Magazines

Back2Basics…start with the list of goals you have, then decide where you’d really love to go, what you’d love to do or experience and start exploring what is unique to that area or activity.  Find it, book it, do it and you’ll discover a much greater sense of experience.

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Looking for ARTICLES & BLOG POSTS? Then check these out…

Hola from the waters of Antarctica! (Feb 2010)