Destinations
There are only a very few places in central and northern Europe that could offer a nature enthusiast as many pristine habitats and as much natural serenity as the Baltic states (Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania). After seeing and exploring the untouched nature of the Baltic States, many visitors may return home with the impression they have just spent their vacation in Europe’s biggest nature park. Geographically, the three Baltic States have much in common. Forests and lakes cover a vast amount (50%) of the countryside – just to highlight the diversity of possibilities, there are 2800 lakes... Read more »
More Destinations
- Cartago, “The Old Metropolis” of Costa Rica
- Bulgaria
- Chiapas, Mexico: Maya, Mother Nature, And More
- Sweden: “Europe’s Last Wilderness”
Tips & Resources
5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Going to Mexico
Ay, Caramba! You’ve gone on that long awaited vacation to Mexico and all of sudden you 1. Are sick 2. Had your money stolen or 3. Are stuck alone on a roadside! At World Nomads we’re lucky to have lots of friends in the travel industry, we polled them to give you the very best tips staying safe in... Read more »
When bears attack! Practical tips for staying safe in the wilderness
One of my favorite quotes from Hunter S. Thompson is “Civilization ends at the waterline. Beyond that, we all enter the food chain, and not always right at the top.” I feel the same can be said for those who venture into the wilderness. WorldNomads.com‘s roving medical and adventure expert... Read more »
Sun Safety: How to Beat the Burn this Holiday
A lot of European beach-goers have heard of Croatia. Warm water, beautiful beaches and great food make Croatia one of the “Dream holiday” destinations. A little bit of precaution can help that perfect beach holiday from turning into a sunburned and uncomfortable week of redness.WorldNomads.com‘s... Read more »
Adventures
Looking for a hassle-free bike holiday with a French flair? The Véloroute des Bleuets is a 256 km cycling path that loops around Lake Saint-Jean in the heart of the Saguenay – Lac-Saint-Jean region of Quebec. Where the heck is that you may ask? The region is an easy drive north-east of Montreal and Quebec City. For avid train aficionados, hop aboard a VIA train in Montreal with your bike and voilà, before you know it (ok, it takes a few hours!) you can be on the bike path and cycling your way along the scenic lakeshore in the heart of wild blueberry country. The Véloroute offers a great way... Read more »
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News from the Field
Top 10 Dive Wrecks – Western Australia
Discover the history of Western Australia underwater with dive professionals guiding you through some amazing wrecks with fascinating sea life. Lena Scuttled as a dive wreck in 2003, this former illegal fishing vessel sits in 18 metres of pristine water off the coast of Bunbury and is teeming with... Read more »
Be Part of the Excitement of Palio De Siena
Summer is fast approaching and festivals are now at the top of people’s agendas as they plan their summer holidays. If a music festival is not for you then how about visiting a world famous festival which first began in the 16th century? The Palio de Siena, is an exciting horse race which takes... Read more »
Alaska-Kamchatka Service Summer, 2012
Eastern Russia’s premier air carrier Yakutia Airlines has applied to the US Department of Transportation for approval to provide scheduled and charter air transportation between Russia and the United States, with the intention to commence weekly service between Anchorage, Alaska, and Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky,... Read more »
