The Wanderers - Gujarat

11/09/2014

I Love my job, do you ???

10/09/2014

The aurora borealis

Watch nature's own theatre unfold above you as the most spectacular light show takes centre stage: The aurora borealis / northern lights with you in the front row.

When and where to find the northern lights:

For the best chances to see the northern lights, or aurora borealis, head to Northern Norway between late autumn and early spring.
Seeing the northern lights, or the aurora borealis, as they are also known, is a jaw-dropping and mystical moment.

The lights are at their most frequent in late autumn and winter/early spring. Between the autumn equinox and spring equinox (21 September - 21 March), it is dark between 6 pm and 1 am, and you have maximum chances of spotting the lights. However, the weather is also of importance, and September, October and November tend to be wet and snowless in the north.
From December the weather dries up, and there is normally plenty of snow. If you travel in December or January, you experience the polar nights with atmospheric evenings and very short days. In February and March the days are longer and you see more of the snow-clad landscapes during daytime, and the evenings still offer maximum chances to spot the northern lights.

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07/08/2014

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One of Norway’s most spectacular natural attraction Trolltunga (The Troll's Tongue) is a narrow rock that struts horizontally out from a cliff 700m above the Ringedalsvatnet lake below. How far along the tongue do you dare to venture? Only you can decide!

31/07/2014

29/07/2014

15 Day Voyage.

Antarctica is nature at its most sublime and haunting; an endless white wilderness. The landscapes here have remained as awe-inspiring and unchanged as the day that man first set eyes upon them. It is the coldest, driest, highest and cleanest continent on Earth, and it is also teeming with life. Join us for a special departure to a rarely visited area of the Antarctic as we sail far south and hope to cross the Antarctic Circle. Travel where few have gone before and come ashore for a close look at the wildlife, scientific bases and historic sites on the Antarctic Peninsula.
VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS
Set out on a quest to cross into the Antarctic Circle (South 66° 33')
Experience plenty of landings on Antarctica to experience the rich wildlife and fantastic scenery around you.
Explore some of the most extreme and remote places around the Antartic Peninsula.

For more info visit:http://goo.gl/SWifpC

26/07/2014

# Did you know ?

City with the most Rolls Royce’s per capita: Hong Kong

25/07/2014

Namibia - The ONLY Country where Desert meets the Ocean!

The country is located on the southwest coast of Africa and is named after The Namib, a 1200-mile-long stretch of real estate where scorching desert in stunning contrast overlaps frigid sea, and water, wind, sand and sun play off each other to create a visual landscape that challenges the most versatile of photographers. The desert is home to the highest sand dunes in the world.

http://www.thewanderers.travel/country/namibia/?id=10

23/07/2014

With migration in full swing its time to visit the Mara.

Nowhere in the world is there a movement of animals as immense as the wildebeest migration, every year, millions of wildebeest and other plains game embark on a journey, mapped by instinct that follows Africa’s seasons in search of fertile land. Over two million animals migrate from the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania to the greener pastures of the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya during July through to October.
During this period key events occur that are appealing to safari-goers, such as witnessing the thundering mass of animals, watching them cross the Mara River where the crocodiles prey on them, and the predators that accompany them.
Every year, the Mara receives an influx of foreign visitors here to witness this spectacular occasion. This is an opportunity many save up for a lifetime to come and witness: to witness the migration features in many traveler's bucket list.

What the Wildebeest migration season promises:
• An opportunity to be a spectator on the eighth wonder of the new world.
• Excitement- all the senses are aroused by being in such beautiful surroundings, breathing fresh air (before the running herds raise a dust storm), listening to the lulling sound of the wildebeest and chirpy birds, and eating a delicious picnic packed from your camp or lodge.
• Wild animals every way you look- you do not drive around desperately seeking wildlife during a game drive.
• Great wildlife photographs- you don’t even have to be an expert- just point your camera in any direction and shoot.

Staying in one of the Wanderers recommended camps puts you right in the heart of the action, closer than anyone else to its incredible sights and sounds.

Plan a date to this world wonder this season before it’s too late.

15/07/2014

Wandering in with The Wanderers!!

For the 2nd year in a row we are planning to take a group to Mongolia. Last year we made our inaugural trip to Mongolia with a small band of travellers on this fantastic journey to the Gobi desert. The 10 day overland trip starts from Ulaanbaatar and is one of the world's most satisfying road trips. http://www.thewanderers.travel/itinerary/www.thewanderers.travel/wandering-in-mongolia?page=126