Adventure Vacation Guides & Outdoors Articles

Calling all daredevils. If you can't see a beach without surfing, snorkeling or scuba diving, and can't head into the mountains without strapping on skis or a snowboard, then Travels.com has the articles to help you focus your energy into the ideal adventure vacation. Travels.com gives you the rundown, whether you want to indulge in an eco-tourism vacation, camp in pristine wilderness, head out on a jeep safari in Africa, or go a bicycling tour of France.

About Snowboard Travel Bags

Snowboarding is a popular and expensive sport that often requires traveling. A snowboard travel bag is one of the best ways to keep your gear organized and protected while traveling to and from the mountains.

About Sunken Ships

Mystery surrounds sunken ships, with tales of lost treasure or historical artifacts. The topic has been popularized by the movie series "Pirates of the Caribbean," with its portrayal of The Flying Dutchman and Davy Jones' Locker legends. Study of...

About the Autobahn

The German Autobahn is one of the most famous highway systems in the world. With over 7,500 miles of expressway connecting various points across Germany, the Autobahn is known for its high velocity and lack of fixed speed limits in certain areas...

About Whale Watching

The majesty of a whale in the water can't be conveyed on video or by watching a movie. Seeing one in person is an awe-inspiring and amazing sight. Whale watching tours provide safe and legal means to enjoy these impressive aquatic mammals, but yo...

About Whale Watching in Florida

Florida, unlike other popular destinations, doesn't have a major whale watching industry. The lack exists primarily because most whales migrate to other locations during the year like the Bay of Fundy in Maine, Hawaii or Alaska. Despite the lack ...

About Yellowstone Park

Yellowstone National Park was home to many Native Americans for thousands of years. In 1872, it became the first national park in the world. Though the park is primarily located in Wyoming, it is also within Idaho and Montana.

Activities in Copper Mountain

Copper Mountain, Colorado is approximately 75 miles west of Denver and less than 25 miles from the popular ski resort at Vail, Colorado. Copper Mountain is a much more low-key resort; ideal for skiers looking for shorter wait times in a more inti...

Activities in Oahu

Known as "The Gathering Place," the Hawaiian island of Oahu offers plentiful cultural activities, metropolitan excitement and natural scenic beauty. This majestic island features more to see, do and experience than a short vacation will allow. Pl...

Activities in the Snow for Kids

One of the best parts of winter is the arrival of snow. Snow opens up a whole world of fun activities for the entire family. Below is a list of activities that children can enjoy. As with all activities, be sure to supervise for safety and securi...

Adventure Guide to Thailand

The Kingdom of Thailand in Southeast Asia is home to one of the largest and most thriving adventure travel scenes in the world. The landscape of this beautiful country is riddled with hills and mountains, as well as fertile valleys and plenty of ...

Adventurous Ideas

Going on an adventure doesn't mean having to travel across the world and spend thousands of dollars on travel, lodging and food. Adventures such as going on a hike, exploring your family history and canoeing down a river can be done from almost ...

Alaska Fishing Guide for Halibut

Taking a fishing vacation in Alaska is the goal of many fishermen, especially those who want the challenge of going after a challenging fish like halibut. These fish are plentiful in the North Pacific waters off Alaska. and even experienced fishe...

Alaska Holiday & Tourism Guide

Bush pilots, active volcanoes, calving glaciers, wild salmon and king crab: Alaska is a wilderness. From moose in downtown Anchorage to remote fishing in glacier-fed rivers, visitors will find a wealth of adventures awaiting. Choose a cruise in ...

Alaska Salmon Fishing Methods

Fishing for salmon, the state fish of Alaska, is one of the most popular activities for natives and tourists there. Alaskan salmon fishing methods vary by species and body of water. Methods also vary by region as native families have passed dow...

Alaska Trophy Salmon Fishing Guide

A fishing trip to Alaska to go after trophy-grade salmon is the vacation of a lifetime for many anglers. Once you are in your boat going after these great fish, you'll realize you have a chance to go after record-setting fish and win a trophy. On...

Alaskan King Crab Fishing

Between October and January, fishing boats set out from Alaskan ports to catch various kinds of king crab. Although the industry is no longer what it once was, it is still a king crab fishing in Alaska is a profession that can earn a lucky and sk...

All You Need to Know About Setting Up a Family Tent

Camping is an excellent way to spend time with the family. It provides a time to relax and get away from the stresses of day-to-day life. But camping also brings on the stress of setting up a tent. Movies often show the problems that occur when t...

Arizona Holiday & Tourism Guide

Arizona is a land where people can find stunning scenery, adventure and relaxation. Arizona is home to many rare botanical treats, outdoor hideaways and tours.

Backcountry Camping Food Ideas

When you are planning a backcountry camping trip, you must pack foods that will take up the least amount of space, require simple preparation and provide you with enough nutrients and energy. Select a variety of breakfast foods, trail snacks, bev...

Backcountry Skiing

Backcountry skiing is the most challenging form of alpine skiing. In many cases, it involves hiking up the slopes, otherwise known as earning your turns. Slopes will not be groomed, and there is no ski patrol. However, you will not be plagued by...

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