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Forbes Lists Galapagos, Mexico and Amazon in 10 Endangered Places to See Now

Forbes just came out with a list of "10 Endangered Places to See Now" that includes some of Adventure Life travelers' most sought-after regions: the Amazon rainforest, Galapagos Islands, and U.S.-Mexico's Chihuahuan Desert -- the largest in North America. It is not surprise to see these regions make an endangered places list. In the Amazon, …
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Mediterranean Cruises: An Early Booking Discount to Get Excited About

This buy one-get one 50% off deal from 2013 is a common offer for our Mediterranean cruises. Make sure to let us know which cruises you've got your eyes on and we'll keep you posted with all of the best deals and promotions.
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Featured Trip: Great Lakes Cruise

North America's Great Lakes live up to their name. For centuries, these five incredible bodies of fresh-water have played a major role in the exploration and trade expansion of the United States and Canada. Although they are called lakes, they are rather inland seas that makeup one-fifth of the world’s fresh surface water. Their shores are rich …
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Peru Travel Safety Updates

UPDATE: As of March 6, 2013 the US Embassy has lifted it Peru travel alert. Read more. Adventure Life feels it is important to keep our travelers informed of security alerts that arise frequently with travel in developing countries. The US Embassy in Lima released an alert to US citizens about a potential criminal threat in Peru. You can see the …
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The Alfombras of the Guatemala Easter Festivals

The spectacular Easter festivals in Antigua, Guatemala are beyond comparison to anything in the northern hemisphere. One of its most striking aspects are the carpets -- or alfombras -- that adorn the processional route.
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National Geographic Recognizes Sea Turtle Trip that Gives Back in Baja

Of the five species of sea turtles found in the Baja region, all are unfortunately endangered! Travelers spend 5 days in Magdalena Bay’s mangrove canals working on a community project with Grupo Tortuguero on this trip. The unique group is a collection of former poachers who are now committed to conservation. Enjoy Mexico while also helping preserve its natural treasures.
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Peru Service and Travel Philanthropy

Give back to the local communities that you visit surrounding Cusco insuring that your travels have a positive impact on Peruvians and their environment.
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Fourth Annual Earth Hour 3.27.10

March 27, 2010 will bring with it the fourth annual Earth Hour -- the world's largest switch-off. Organized by the World Wildlife Fund, Earth Hour is designed as a non-partisan movement, where the world's communities, governments and organizations can come together to do something about climate change. To quote WWF: 'The movement symbolizes that …
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Adventure Lifer Climbing Night

Recently, the Adventure Life crew took an evening to check out the new climbing gym in town. When we're not off on adventures in Antarctica or cruising in the Galapagos, we enjoy exploring in our own backyard. Freestone climbing was kind enough to host us for the evening as our friends and families enjoyed stretching our muscles as we head indoors …
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Belize Travel: Sunscreen and Coral Reef Bleaching

We just received an email from one of our travelers, Mike Jarosick, who returned from a trip to Belize. Sharing our sentiments for responsible travel he wanted to share with fellow Adventure Lifers information he learned regarding the effects sunscreen has on coral-bleaching. This subject is particularly relevant to Belize, which is home to the …
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Guatemala Tours: Fun Facts About Tikal Ruins

Hidden within Guatemala's El Peten jungle is Tikal, the largest ruined city of the Maya Classic Period. The site encompasses at least 3,000 buildings including temples that loom above the forest.
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Insider Tips: Where to go Dancing in San Jose, Costa Rica

Castro's Discotheque is a classic Costa Rican dance club. Combining Latin flare with a bit of world techno, dancers are treated to a mixture of salsa, merengue, reggaeton, cumbia, swing criollo and more. Wallflowers are invited too. There are plenty of places to simply sit back and take in the sounds and sights. The club welcomes both experiences …
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New Year, New Office Building

http://youtu.be/FjLpkKrTaHI It's an exciting new year for us at Adventure Life in our new office! Last fall Adventure Lifers packed up our belongings and headed across town to set up residence in our brand new building. Check out our video of our moving day. There were a few sad moments leaving our old building - our Adventure Life home for the …
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New International Quito Airport to Open Feb. 20, 2013

Quito's much anticipated new international airport is scheduled to open February 20, 2013. If all goes according to plan, the new airport will be operating Wednesday at 9:00 AM with the old closing its doors the evening before (February 19, 2013) at 7:00 PM. The new Mariscal Sucre Airport is ten times larger than the original airport. It welcomes …
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Machu Picchu 100th Anniversary Celebration. Be There. Here is How.

Combined with the help of local Peruvian legend and local residents, Yale lecturer, Hiram Bingham,
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Latest Travel Video for our Annual Share Your Travels,
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The Story Behind the Coca Leaf

When my husband and I were in Peru a few season ago... And had even heard a few stories from a co-worker of mine who had a brush with a security dog at the airport who sniffed out a bit of coca leave reside on her pants after a few weeks in Peru, without a good wash. Don't worry, it ended well. But what surprised me were the uses of the coca …
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new discounts

10% OFF! National Geographic Explorer : Antarctica, Falklands, & South Georgia *23 day* (Antarctica) - departure on Nov 16, 09 Yesterday, February 19, 2009, 3:22:17 PM Save 10% per person if you book by Feb 24th! 15% OFF! National Geographic Explorer : Antarctica *13 day* (Antarctica) - departure on Nov 5, 09 Yesterday, February 19, 2009, …
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The Perfect Antarctica Cruise Stop

South Georgia and the Sandwich Islands jut skyward from the horizon in the far south Atlantic Ocean. They are largely uninhabited, their snowy reaches given over to the multitude of wildlife that call them home.
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The Remote Amundsen Sea

Several Antarctic cruise ships travel to the Amundsen Sea continental shelf, which is one of the most remote areas of coastal Antarctica. Nils Larsen gave the sea its name during an expedition in 1929 after Ronald Amundsen, a Norwegian explorer who led the first team to reach the South Pole in 1911. The Amundsen is an arm of the Southern Ocean …
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An Island Expedition to the Cape Verde Islands

Explore the small islands of the coast of North Africa, Cape Verde islands. These islands were uninhabited until Portuguese colonization in the fifteenth century.
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Antarctica Cruises: When to Go?

The time of year for taking a cruise to Antarctica is limited to November through March. This article gives some insight into the best times for travel and why this is an ideal time to explore Antarctica.
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Magazine Conference

Hosted by Women's Adventure Magazine I know that many of our travelers not only have a passion for adventure, but also for sharing their adventures with anyone who will listen (yours-truly included)! I've found a great place for writers and photographers to not only hone your skills, but also learn the ropes on turning your passion into a …
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The Antarctic Peninsula

One of the richest breeding grounds for the continent's birdlife, the Antarctic Peninsula is a fantastic destination for wildlife lovers. The typically warmer climate also makes it an ideal place for research stations, as well as for travelers hoping to actually step foot on the continent. Learn more about the geography, wildlife, weather, and highlights of the Antarctica Peninsula.
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