Hiking, kayaking, and wildlife at a pace that respects the knees. Get out there!
This article is for travelers over 60 who have never been on safari and want an honest read on whether the trip fits what they want from a meaningful safari experience. It assumes Botswana or Kenya as the strongest first-time options and uses those as the reference case. A tented safari camp in Botswana’s Okavango … Read more
Costa Rica rewards active travelers and is built for the 60-plus demographic in ways most people don’t realize. The country has invested heavily in ecotourism infrastructure, the wildlife density is unmatched in the Americas, and the activity options range from “easy morning hike” to Class IV whitewater. You pick your level. The mistake most first-timers … Read more
Patagonia is the trip people over 60 either book or regret not booking. The terrain looks intimidating in photos. The reality, with the right itinerary, is different. The hiking is moderate, not extreme. The lodges are comfortable. The food is good. The glaciers and mountains are exactly what the photos show. The hard part is … Read more
Most city walking tours are mediocre. A guide reads dates off a card, gestures at a building, moves the group to the next stop. You finish the tour knowing slightly more about the city than when you started but having spent 3 hours walking behind a person holding a flag. A good walking tour is … Read more