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©Ian Tamblyn
Article | Scotland
Peaty Seaweediness: A Non-Collector’s Account of Single Malt Scotches
By Ian Tamblyn
Want to try authentic Scotch straight from the source on your next trip to Scotland? Learn about the types of Scotch whisky and regional taste differences, plus read personal recommendations about which labels to sample and bring home as delicious souvenirs.
©Marlis Butcher
In Brief
Adventure Canada Recommends: “Park Bagger” by Marlis Butcher
Long-time Adventure Canada client, explorer, and Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, Marlis Butcher has released a new book, Park Bagger: Adventures in the Canadian National Parks. It is an inspiring collection of thrilling personal adventures and stunning photographs sharing the incredible diversity and profound beauty of Canada’s national parks.
Some of these adventures took place on Adventure Canada trips, as they provided Marlis with unique opportunities to access some of the country’s most remote parks. Park Bagger is now available for pre-order.
©Martin Lipman
Photo Story
How to Have a Splash (While Staying Safe and Dry!) on a Zodiac Excursion
By Adventure Canada
Although expedition life aboard is delightful—with amazing entertainment, meals, camaraderie, and learning—it’s when you leave the ship that your adventure truly begins. Get excited and prepared for Zodiac travel with this handy guide. (Don’t worry—we’ll walk you through these procedures many more times during your journey!)
©Mark Edward Harris
Article
Creating Nunavut: Reflections from an Inuk
By Robert Comeau
Read the personal reflections of one Inuk living in Nunavut, now more than twenty years on since the historic creation of the territory. Celebrate the successes and challenge yourself to learn more about and acknowledge the historical and modern-day challenges faced by Inuit within Canada.
©Dennis Minty
Article | Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
Here’s Why the Aurora Borealis Will Leave Your Heart Glowing
By Aaron Spitzer
On an Arctic expedition, you can hike stunning landscapes, see iconic animals, sample regional delicacies, swap stories with friendly locals, and get up close to famous places. But there’s one sight that will blow your mind, despite remaining just out of arm’s reach: the silent, spooky, ethereal Northern Lights.
©Dave Paddon
Video | Newfoundland and Labrador
The Crow's Nest
By Dave Paddon
If you had only one night in St. John’s, Newfoundland, how would you spend it? There’s no question about it—a visit to the Crow’s Nest military club should be on every history buff’s list! Watch a documentary video about the story of this special local haunt.
©Dennis Minty
Article | Scotland
St. Kilda: A World Apart
By Dennis Minty
Now an abandoned, uninhabited archipelago, St. Kilda is rich in human history. Here, hearty “bird people” made a simple but fulfilling life until they were relocated in 1930. Learn the fascinating history of St. Kilda's islands, people, and seabirds to start dreaming of your next trip to Scotland.