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Flying Over the Eye of the Sahara There are places on Earth that feel almost unreal. The Eye of the Sahara is one of them. Also known as the Richat Structure this enormous circular formation sits deep in the desert of Mauritania. From space it looks like a giant target pressed into the Sahara and for decades it has fascinated astronauts explorers and geologists. When you see photos of it the first thing you think is simple. How is that even real. But the Richat Structure is n

Trip Highlights: Underwater Archaeological Park of Baia Parco Sommerso di Baia Archaeological Park of Herculaneum Chiesa Parrocchiale di San Giorgio Maggiore (And the hidden St George & The Dragon Painting) Naples… one of the most chaotically beautiful cities I’ve ever been to, where the streets are falling apart yet it undercovers even more beauty beneath them. My trip started at the underwater park of Baja where the lost underwater city lays a few metres below the surface (

Our latest trip to South Africa packed a lot into a short time, the kind of journey where every day feels completely different from the last. We kicked things off in the ocean with two shark snorkels at Aliwal Shoal. Conditions were great, visibility was solid, and being in the water with these animals was exactly what you hope for - calm, powerful, and unforgettable. No cages, no noise, just drifting and watching sharks move effortlessly through their natural space. From sal

Are you a traveler who craves adventure and exploration? If so, POV Travel is your go-to source for unleashing your wanderlust and embarking on unforgettable journeys. Specialising in group trips and expert trip consultations for travelers aged 18-40, POV Travel is dedicated to providing thrilling and immersive experiences for all who seek to wander the globe. Sri Lanka is wild in a way that sneaks up on you. One moment you’re sipping tea in the hills, and the next, you’re de

Peru is a country of extremes, from the depths of the Amazon to the dizzying heights of the Andes. The first stop? The jungle. Deep in the Tambopata Reserve , the rainforest never slept. Every step brought new sounds the calls of howler monkeys, the hum of cicadas, the distant roar of a jaguar (okay that’s ai over exaggerating). We watched giant river otters slice through the water, macaws burst into the sky in flashes of red and blue and a tarantula the size of my hand very

Some trips redefine what it means to feel small in the best possible way. Baja California is one of those places. Out in the open ocean, surrounded by giants, you realise just how vast and alive the world is. Our journey started in the waters of the Sea of Cortez, where the sheer unpredictability of the ocean kept us on our toes. One moment, we were gliding alongside playful sea lions, their eyes full of mischief. The next, the deep blue ocean showed it’s wonders by unleashin