Seven trips in planning
All TripsAll of these trips are still in the planning stages, and dates will begin to take shape as we get a better sense of who's interested and when everyone is available. Some trips also have seasonal constraints—for example, Antarctica needs to happen during the Southern Hemisphere summer, so we're targeting December 2027.
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Antarctica
The classic Antarctica—ice, penguins and whales—on a small ship that can actually put you ashore, twice a day by Zodiac.
Fiji & Laucala Island
We're celebrating our 20th anniversary and Nick's 50th on Laucala, a private island in Fiji where, if it's legal, they will do it for you.
The Azores
Nine volcanic islands in the middle of the Atlantic: crater lakes, hot springs, whales offshore, and about five hours from Boston.
Montenegro & Albania
The stretch of Adriatic everyone skips on the way to Croatia: Kotor's bay, the Albanian Riviera, and grilled fish for a third of the Italian price.
Georgia
8,000 years of winemaking, dinners that go on for hours, and 5,000-meter mountains three hours from the city.
Southern Portugal
About 100 km of empty clifftop coast on the Fishermen's Trail, with the Alentejo wine country behind it, an hour from the Algarve.
The Micronations Drive
Europe's overlooked little countries—Andorra, Monaco, Liechtenstein, San Marino, Vatican City and more—strung into one absurdly good road trip, a new border every few hours.
The best two months of our year
Every January and February we move to Soi Ta Iad, a street in Phuket that's basically one long gym. We train all morning, get a $10 massage most afternoons, watch the sunset from the beach, and eat dinner with whoever we met that week. It's our favorite place in the world. Come for a couple of weeks and you'll get it.
See the Season
Iceland, June 2024
Our first trip. Eight of us spent a week in the south of Iceland over the summer solstice, when it never got dark. We walked on a glacier, snorkeled between two tectonic plates, and ate an alarming amount of langoustine.
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