The Adventure Travelers Blog is all about travel and adventure. There are lots of stories, how-to’s, helpful hints, money-making, and saving techniques and so much more. Helping the readers of this blog is the most important goal. The Adventure Travelers have traveled extensively and want to help others learn how to travel more.
RV, Sailing, and Hiking Pros – We have traveled over 40,000 nautical miles sailing, over 30,000 miles in our RV, and hiked more than 10,000 miles.
Spring Creek Canyon Hike Boondocking with Our RV In San Diego, We woke up at 2 Am and our RV was already packed and ready to go. We loaded, “Pepe, the Prius” on to our tow dolly and departed at 3 Am. Driving at night through Southern California really makes the expedition start off on […]
Do’s and Don’ts While Hiking with Your Dog and Other Pets For those who love spending time in the great outdoors, there aren’t many things that can make that time better. Spending it with our loved ones definitely augments it, especially if they are fluffy and cuddly. Hiking with your dog or your other pets […]
Sailboat Delivery Captain I had just received my U.S. Coast Guard 100 Ton Masters Captains License and was offered this job to completely outfit, test, commission and eventually deliver this amazingly beautiful Island Packet 485 52′ yacht. Becoming a USCG Sailing Captain First, before I became a USCG Captain, I had to have the sea […]
The SBP Podcast Melissa and I were recent guests on the SBP Podcast, which is considered, “The Voice of Mobile Film” and focuses on using smartphones as a medium to make films and documentaries. I met the host, Susy Botello at the International Mobil Film Festival which she founded and hosts, a while back and […]
Almost every person alive owns a car, has driven a car, or has been a passenger in a car. Cars, RV’s, Trucks, Semi’s, and other vehicles on the road have been an enhancement to our current way of life. However, with great progress comes risks. The Vehicle Accident Statistics in the U.S. and Worldwide, below […]
Best RV Boondocking Spot in Utah Amazing RV Boondocking Spot We searched all over the internet and finally found what we believe to be the best boondocking (dry camping) spot in Utah. Nestled among the amazing painted desert, our RV boondocking spot had the best view we have ever slept at with no other people […]
Kanarra Falls Hiking to Kanarra Falls https://youtu.be/17TR2vMP8yg The video above will give you the entire trip, however if you want to read about the adventure, continue on… Plan and reserve early Well, we went to these amazing falls in October, which is usually after the main summer rush of people. This is one of […]
Camping and Hiking the Big Sur Area Getting There If you’re like us, you have been cooped up in your home due to the whole COVID thing. We have taken little trips here and there but we were getting restless once again. We decided to take a trip up to the Big Sur area on […]
Searching for an Auction Vehicle My wife and I were searching for a 4X4 SUV so we could venture off into the backcountry as we typically like to do. We are on a limited budget, so we did the usual searches on Craigslist, Autotrader and even CarMax to find a really good deal on an […]
We are proud announce that we are supporting a new program launch for our partner in RV Rentals, Outdoorsy. Outdoorsy is gifting free road trips to healthcare heroes in the United States and Canada as a way to help them recover and recuperate once the peak of the Coronavirus pandemic is behind us. You can […]
A Day Trip to Anegada Island BVI We take a day trip to Anegada Island from Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands. Waking up early we have to be to the ferry terminal before sunrise to catch the first ferry and make it a great day. We were only 2 of 10 tourists on this […]
Using your RV as a Doomsday Prepper Mobile Fortress As you know, your RV is basically a home on wheels. What if you could make it a fortress!? There are a lot of ways you can tweak your RV to become a true doomsday prepper mobile fortress. Living off the grid is easier than you […]
