Wanderers »
We are a company of passionate travellers, running trips that get people off the beaten path through authentic travel. The people chosen as our Wanderers in Residence truly represent the spirit of travel and are inspirations for us all—putting aside everything to get out and see the world, selling belongings, quitting jobs, and saving. Then saving some more. All told, they’ve been on the road for a combined 15+ years. Our Wanderers include:
Gary Arndt (everything-everywhere.com), Daniel Noll & Audrey Scott (uncorneredmarket.com), Jodi Ettenberg (legalnomads.com) and Nellie Huang (wildjunket.com).
These industry-leading bloggers join us on various adventures throughout the year, speak at travel events on behalf of G Adventures and starting in 2012 will work closely with our non-profit Planeterra. We want to build a better world through travel, get people out to explore and this program allows the world’s best travel bloggers expand their horizons as we gain insights from these incredible travellers to make our trips even better.
This is just the beginning of the story. Over time, we hope to continue this dynamic program with other passionate bloggers, explorers, travellers—changing the world for the better through travel.
Photographic Tour of Italy
Gary Arndt shares some of his photos from his second annual photography tour
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Best of New Zealand Adrenaline: Top 7 Picks
Dan and Audrey share their top seven adrenaline picks in New Zealand
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Visual Adventure: Laos
Travellers often come back from Laos a little wistful. ”It’s like Thailand 15 years ago,” they say. “I wish it could stay the same.” Tourism and development change a place quite quickly and in
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From Lemur to Baobab Trees: Madagascar Unveiled
Madagascar is a name that’s famous around the world – yet the country remains largely unknown. For those who are curious enough to go under its surface will be duly rewarded by otherworldly landscapes,
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Postcards from Uzbekistan: Top 7 Experiences
Uzbekistan. Where Silk Road Grandeur Meets Soviet Funk For over a thousand years, the network of trading routes known as the Silk Road was flush with camel caravans carrying spices, silks, people and ideas
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Eating Your Way Through Crete
One of the greatest joys of visiting the Greek island of Crete is sampling local food and enjoying it in the company of locals. Ask anyone on Crete about his or her go-to restaurant
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48 Hours in…Tokyo
Tokyo. Japan’s capital city. 13 million people. Business, fashion, shopping, and all things futuristic. It’s the home of anime, neon lights, cosplay, and outrageous piles of raw fish. One cannot understand a country by
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48 Hours in…Prague
Prague stands out as one of the few cities in Europe that emerged from WWII with its medieval old town almost entirely intact. As you wander its cobblestoned streets and look to the castle
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Visual Adventure: Croatia
In 2012, I visited Croatia, sailing up and down the Dalmatian coast. Croatia has become one of the new “it” spots for travel, and even visiting the country during the peak of summer did not diminish
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Five Ways to Make the Most of a Layover in Reykjavik, Iceland
Got some time in Iceland?Jodi Ettenberg of Legal Nomads shares five ways to make the most of your layover
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