It’s no secret that being exposed to nature has positive effects on our physical and mental health, but many of us are finding it increasingly difficult to reap these rewards in the modern world. Humans have an intrinsic affinity for the outdoors, yet think about how much time you spend indoors on a daily basis.

When was the last time you went barefoot in the grass or sand?

Did you know taking a walk in the park has been shown to lower blood pressure, boost mood, and alleviate tension and anxiety?

There are few things more beneficial to our well-being than learning about new places, making memories to last a lifetime, and marveling at nature’s incredible diversity and beauty.

That’s why we have decided to leave our stable and stationary comforts and spend our time exploring the truly great outdoors. We want to see the towering 2,000-year-old Sequoia trees, the shimmering Torres del Paine lakes, the intricate Göreme ‘fairy chimneys’, and many more amazing sights in this beautiful world.