In the wake of InnerSea Discoveries’ inaugural “un-cruise,” southeast Alaska—with its mountains, glaciers, and watery wilderness—is open for adventure, and... Read more >>

Plus size women raise families, work themselves up the corporate ladder, attend their children’s sports meetings, dedicate their time and money to charities they support, but one area where they... Read more >>

“I’m off to the Bugaboos.” Just saying it, feels bodacious; though I am neither bold nor audacious by nature. What I am, unfortunately, is heavier than I’d like (thanks to a love affair with… Read more >>

What’s excitement without a little risk? That’s easy to say until you’re on a platform, attached only to a string, and peering down at the bottomless canyon below your feet. But the... Read more >>

Below a list of some unusual places to go adventure. For each country you can read a little summary about top activities to do and some tips for women traveling solo. Top Places: Bhutan... Read more >>

A movie trailer of experiences—snorkeling with rollicking sea lions, hiking among giant cacti, photographing leaping dolphins, and whales so close you can hear them breathe—replays often... Read more >>

The beginning was bad, the middle was better, and the end was great. The only way to see the whole of the Samaria Gorge in Crete is on foot. One of our travel goals for many years was to walk through... Read more >>

Recently I took a trip to Portland, Oregon with two of my best girlfriends. We had been planning a girls’ getaway for a while and none of us had ever been to the “City of... Read more >>

Planning a Grand Canyon tour this summer? There is more than one way to enjoy the wonder of nature that brings in over five million visitors a year. There are, of course, many traditional tours that... Read more >>

As a kid I used to think I could talk to animals. Not in a Dr. Doolittle way, where I could decipher moos and clucks, but in an innocent “of course I can talk to the animals” kid-way. I spent every… Read more >>