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.
How is Coronavirus (COVID-19) affecting your travel? As many of you know there is a massive restriction on incoming and outgoing travel in the United States due to the Coronavirus. It may be that I’m an optimist at heart, but this is the best time to travel domestically than ever before, without being in big […]
How an Island Packet and Seaward Yacht Sailboat is Built If you’ve been reading this blog, then you know that we sailed across the Pacific Ocean to French Polynesia (The Marquesas, The Tuamotu’s & the Society Islands) then Hawaii and back to San Diego, CA in our 1996, Island Packet 37 cutter rig sailboat. When […]
RV Tire Blowouts – 8 Tips to Prevent an Accident On our recent trip to the Quartzsite RV Show in Arizona, we saw numerous RV’s (mostly trailers) on the side of the road and the owners were replacing a blown out or flattened tire. Not only are these scary moments for the RV driver, but […]
I apologize for not keeping in this blog up-to-date. It’s not that I don’t have anything to say, it’s just that I have been super-busy, but that’s no excuse. 2019 has been an incredible change for both Melissa and I. Let’s just call 2019, the Year of the Hustle. Changing careers is not easy challenge. […]
Exploring the Garden Isle and All it has to Offer Inspired by the majestic mountains, an emerald blue ocean and muddy rainforests, we set off on a 10 day adventure through the oldest high island in the Hawaiian archipelago. Almost two years to the day, my wife and I sailed away from the Hawaiian Islands […]
Surfing – Live in the Moment Why are Surfers so Laid Back? Surfing for me started back when I was just 6 years old. My two older brothers were surfers, so, of course, I was going to be a surfer too. It was one of the best peer pressure decisions I’ve ever made. Since […]
Best Hikes and Cheapest RV Route in Utah Getting Ready If you have been reading our blog, then do you know that we like to travel and we like to adventure, and in order to do both of these things frequently, we need to live very inexpensively. This blog will hopefully show you how we […]
Top 10 RV Apps & Websites to Have We have found the best of the best Top 10 RV apps and websites. If you are boondocking or want full hookups, need gas or need to find RV information quickly and easily, then these are the apps and websites you need now! Gas Buddy We use […]
A Few Ideas to Earn a Living While Traveling Where you are in the world will directly affect how much money you can make. If you are in a country that is very inexpensive to live in, such as Indonesia, it’s probably best to sell to tourists. Making jewelry and trying to sell it in […]
Careers in Travel – Invest in Yourself and Travel the World Travel for a Living If you want to travel for a living and get paid, you will need to invest in yourself. I recommend doing this early on in life, so other responsibilities don’t get in your way. Although many young families commit […]
Traveling? Become a Local Try Something New Immerse Yourself Buying local not only helps the local economy, it also helps you immerse yourself in the local culture. Seeing someone fly all the way to Japan, only to eat at McDonald’s really trips me out. You’re traveling not only to see the sites and sounds, […]
Should You Hire a Driver when you Travel Abroad? Foreign Driving Can be a Challenge Hiring a Driver Hiring a weekly driver is a great way to save money and see all the local sites! We hired drivers in Bali and Mexico and we had some exciting and off the beaten path experiences. Our […]
