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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.



The Arctic – A Journey of Epic Proportions

The Arctic – A Journey of Epic Proportions

Nellie Huang March 20, 2012 0

Since returning from my trip to the Arctic, I’ve found it hard to get the striking images of ice fields and glaciers out of my head. I think back on the blue icebergs, towering

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Video of the Week: Antarctica in one Word

Video of the Week: Antarctica in one Word

Andrew Hickey March 18, 2012 0

Recently Wanderers in Residence JD Andrews of earthXplorer went on a trip of a lifetime to Antarctica. Along the way JD not only played with penguins and gazed at icebergs, but he also sat

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Walking Above the Amazonian Jungle in Peru

Walking Above the Amazonian Jungle in Peru

Melvin Boecher March 14, 2012 2

It’s hot! It’s humid! It’s sweaty and I forgot the mosquito repellent at the lodge! These are not the best conditions to enjoy walking above and in the jungle! But first you have to get there

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Postcards from Iran: Top 10 Experiences

Postcards from Iran: Top 10 Experiences

Daniel Noll and Audrey Scott March 8, 2012 3

From the stone-carved grandeur of ancient Persia to the dizzying bits of tile work and mirrored glass that define Islamic architecture, Iran’s history is deep and visual. And if UNESCO World Heritage sites are

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International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day

Jodi Ettenberg March 8, 2012 1

After years of long-term travel, certain things become constants in your life. The farm animals on a bus in Central or South America, the smiles from street food vendors in Asia, the fact that

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Uncornered Market: Our You’ll Never Forget It Moments

Uncornered Market: Our You’ll Never Forget It Moments

Daniel Noll and Audrey Scott March 7, 2012 0

With our You’ll Never Forget It campaign in full gear, we’re asking our Wanderers in Residence to share their most “YNFI” related moment that experienced with us on a G Adventures tour. First is

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Bali, A Tour with a Human Twist

Bali, A Tour with a Human Twist

Daniel Noll and Audrey Scott March 7, 2012 1

In the course of our Discover Bali tour, we stopped off in a small town on the way to Bali’s yoga capital, Ubud. Our in-transit stop wasn’t to visit a famous temple or historical

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Discover Bali: By Climbing, Diving and Eating

Discover Bali: By Climbing, Diving and Eating

Daniel Noll and Audrey Scott March 7, 2012 2

Every traveler has different interests and preferences. Different strokes for different folks, you might say. That’s where optional activities fit into a tour – so there’s something (usually multiple somethings) for everyone. During our

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Foods from Morocco

Foods from Morocco

Jodi Ettenberg March 7, 2012 2

When people think about travel to Morocco, they often evoke images of colour and symmetry: the geometric architecture of the country’s many mosques, the metal studded doorways of winding medinas, the lines of leather

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Dunes, Deltas and Falls of Southwestern Africa

Dunes, Deltas and Falls of Southwestern Africa

Nellie Huang March 6, 2012 2

With its legendary dunes and majestic waterfalls, Southwestern Africa epitomizes the continent at its most exotic. And there’s no better way to see it than on an overlanding expedition: My journey through Southwestern Africa

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