ADVENTURES TOGETHER
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All the latest from the world of adventure
24th September 2018
Learn how to live a zero waste life by shopping package-free, making your own products and refusing plastic and single-use items. Lauren Singer graduated from Environmental Studies at NYU; then, she was the Sustainability Manager at the NYC Department of Environmental Protection. In the last 3 years, she has produced less than 16 oz of […]
27th August 2018
It is official. My midlife crisis has just sky-rocketed to a whole new level. The travel bug all started with a hiking trip to Kilimanjaro in 2010, and for quite some time after my idea of travelling consisted of a tick box exercise of the latest bucket list of things to do before the grand […]
18th April 2018
Before you embark on your trip to Peru, be sure to brush up on your geography, history, and culture. Don’t have a trip planned? Then, you won’t want to miss our latest expeditions to this incredible, captivating country. Geography The Peruvian Andes offer a wide variety of environments. From massive glaciated peaks to sparkling turquoise lakes, ruby-colored […]
4th January 2018
Sustainable practices are fundamental to the adventure travel industry, and to help guide sustainable development initiatives the United Nations has identified 17 global Sustainable Development Goals to reach by 2030. The UN has encouraged every organization and individual to take part in the movement to provide a dignified life for all people and a sustainable future […]
1st December 2017
Project Cordillera Announces New Partnership We are thrilled to announce a new partnership with Colombia Immersion, an immersive Spanish language school based in Medellín. We’ll be working closely with their team to provide immersive expeditions here in Colombia, giving students the opportunity to improve their Spanish skills while exploring authentic pueblos and adventuring throughout the […]
22nd August 2017
Tourism impacts communities in untold ways. There are obviously many positive impacts to tourism, including economic and social investment in rural or often times remote locations and the spread of understanding across communities. However, most communities and environments pay a far more negative price for tourism. As travelers and adventure seekers, it is our responsibility to make […]
18th May 2017
Colombia is an unforgettable land of music, coffee, friendships, diversity and stunning landscapes. It’s not to be missed. While what you will find below is not comprehensive, but it is a good start for beginning to understand the country you are about to visit. If you need more Colombia travel information, be sure to look […]
21st March 2017
Perú is suffering from extreme levels of rainfall – as much as 10 times the usual rainy season downpour (which is a LOT). The far North of the country, especially the region of Piura, as well as much of the Northwestern desert coast is affected, including parts of the capital, Lima, and other areas downstream. […]
11th February 2017
The starting point for almost all Peruvian adventures is the country’s capital, Lima. This enormous city holds as many people as London and is bustling with a wealth of sites to see, food to eat, and things to do. You are bound to meet travellers of all calibers here; backpackers making their way through South […]
13th January 2017
Following up on our 2016 favourite images post from last week, we thought we’d give you a few personal highlights from our team located around the world and our favourite Project Cordillera moments. Although many of us haven’t met and we all lead very different lives, there’s one thing we will always have in common: our […]
