By the time I boarded the Greg Mortimer in Ushuaia, Antarctica wasn’t new to me. I had spent the last two seasons chasing the surreal landscapes of the White Continent—icebergs the size of cathedrals, penguin colonies stretching to the horizon, that electric silence that fills your chest when you stand alone on a frozen shore.
As I arrived in Mexico’s Quintana Roo region I felt a familiar traveler’s thrill—the anticipation of new flavors, cultural encounters, and sun-soaked adventures. My plan was to hop between three Sandos resorts, each promising a distinct experience along the shimmering Caribbean coastline.
Mexico is a land of vibrant culture, stunning beaches, and historic treasures, making it a prime destination for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation. But exploring this diverse country doesn't have to break the bank.
As I sat in my office, staring at the world map that adorned my wall, I felt a deep longing for adventure stirring within me. The vibrant colors and exotic names of far-off lands seemed to beckon me, whispering promises of unforgettable experiences and life-changing moments.
As an avid skier who has navigated the well-trodden paths of resort slopes and the untamed beauty of backcountry skiing, I've come to appreciate the vast and varied experiences this sport offers. Skiing is not just a leisure activity; it's a passion that intertwines with the essence of adventure and exploration.
St Lucia is a Caribbean dreamscape where jungle‑covered mountains plunge into turquoise bays and cocoa plantations flourish alongside luxury resorts. At its heart rise the iconic Twin Pitons, two volcanic plugs that pierce the sky like dragon’s teeth and have become a national symbol.
Made up of some forty low‑lying islands and cays south‑east of the Bahamas, the Turks & Caicos Islands (TCI) are synonymous with blindingly white beaches, gin‑clear sea and barefoot luxury.
The U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) — St Thomas, St John and St Croix — offer a choose‑your‑own‑paradise blend of pristine beaches, rainforest hikes, colonial history and vibrant Caribbean culture.
Sitting just off the coast of Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago offer two distinct personalities in one nation. Trinidad, the larger island, pulses with energy: Port of Spain’s steelpan rhythms and soca beats crescendo during Carnival, the country’s world‑famous pre‑Lenten festival.
Sprinkled like emerald gems across the southern Caribbean, St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) comprise 32 islands and cays where sailors, snorkellers and solitude seekers f
