The Egyptian Caravan: Cruise Through the Suez Canal
A traveler's journey through the Suez Canal, the artificial sea level waterway connecting the Red Sea and the Mediterranean.
Travel in Namibia: Like Walking on Mars
With its red dunes, dirt roads and eerily quiet coastal stretches, Namibia feels like another world. There’s space to breathe and to reconnect with nature.
Marrakech, Morocco: Souks, Shag and Storytellers
Travel in Marrakesh, Morocco is like no other experience. This Moroccan city assaults your senses in the blending of old and new, then and now, life as it used to be with life as it is becoming.
Learning to Hit Pause: Safari in South Africa
A traveler encounters rhinos, cheetahs and a blown-out tire during an unforgettable safari in South Africa.
Volunteer Vacations: Best Places to Volunteer with Wildlife
Love wildlife? Head to one of these destinations to help some of the world's most amazing creatures.
How to Ditch the Safari Circuit and Do-It-Yourself in Kenya
Leaving buffets, fancy lodges, and vehicles with shock absorbers behind, we set off on a do-it-yourself safari.
On the Move in Mauritania: The Iron Ore Express
Amid thick desert dust, this Mauritanian train transports iron ore and provides small-town passengers with access to the outside world.
Solo Travel Namibia: Dunes of Sand and Salt
In Namibia, one of the least populated countries in the world, you can plunge over sand dunes in a four wheeler and look for wildlife in the desert.
Tanzania’s Ol Doinyo Lengai: Visiting A Volcano
Those who climb the world's “coolest” volcano are few and far between. This is adventure travel in a whole new light.
First Person: The Moroccan Men’s Club
As I scanned the rows of customers, I saw there was only one woman – me. The Moroccan café society, I soon learned, is synonymous with 'for men only.' Fortunately, some here were willing to overlook that.
From Zambia to South Africa: Rivers to Dust
During a safari adventure, elephants by a Zambian river give way to rare white lions in an arid South African reserve.
King Tut and the Winter Palace Hotel
After discovering King Tut's tomb, Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon went to the nearby luxurious Winter Palace in Luxor. You can too.
Spice Island: Travel to Zanzibar
Once ruled by Sultans and known for its exotic spices, Zanzibar draws visitors for its natural beauty, sandy beaches and unique culture.
Solo Travel: Rewards of Traveling Alone
Traveling alone offers the chance to try new things, make new friends and even surprise yourself with unexpected abilities.
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