Why We Don’t Post Exact Location Names of the Remote Places We Travel To If you’ve spent time browsing our expeditions, you may have noticed that we almost never reveal the exact locations of the places we explore. That’s intentional. There’s a never ending debate in the outdoor travel community about whether “gatekeeping” is good […]
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How to Train for Mount Roraima You’ve signed up for the adventure of a lifetime—to trek to the tallest tepui in the world. Now it’s time to train for it! This training guide will give you the strength, endurance, and confidence to conquer Mount Roraima, the tallest tepui in the world, and make every step
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Keeping Remote Places Wild: Why Secrecy Is Key To Sustainability Overtourism is eroding the world’s most fragile landscapes. Discover why keeping remote places wild—and sometimes secret—is the most powerful way to protect ecosystems, cultures, and authentic travel experiences. NAHUA EXPEDITIONS 23 Aug 2025 ・ 6 min read Tourists swimming in Cenote Ik Kil, Yucatan, Mexico.
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Travel Insurance vs Rescue Insurance: What’s the Difference? Knowing the difference between travel insurance and rescue insurance is essential for anyone heading into remote, high-risk, or international environments. This article explains the key differences between the two, how each type of coverage works, and why having them can be essential for safe, remote, or international
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Why Solo Travellers Should Consider a Group Expedition Welcome to the unexpected side of solo travel: Group Expeditions. It may seem counterintuitive, but solo travel doesn’t always have to mean going alone. Surprised? NAHUA EXPEDITIONS 21 Jun 2025 ・ 5 min read Group photo on our Tzotzil Expedition in Chiapas, Mexico. Photo: Nahua Expeditions Solo
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The Power of Shared Struggles: How Overcoming Challenges Brings People Together Struggles bring people together in ways nothing else can. Discover how overcoming challenges in adventure travel builds deep connections, trust, and lifelong bonds. Take the leap and embrace the adventure! NAHUA EXPEDITIONS 16 Mar 2025 ・ 4 min read Participants high-fiving after completing a
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What Is Leave No Trace? A Beginner’s Guide In today’s world, where outdoor adventures are more popular than ever, there’s growing focus on minimizing our impact on nature. That’s where Leave No Trace (LNT) comes in. Whether you’re hiking, camping, kayaking, or exploring remote areas, Leave No Trace is a set of principles designed to
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Experiences Are the Best Investments We’ve Ever Made We’ve learned firsthand that the best investments aren’t in things but in experiences—here’s why they’ve brought us lasting fulfillment, growth, and unforgettable memories. NAHUA EXPEDITIONS 28 Feb 2025 ・ 3 min read Participants enjoying a scenic evening campsite on our Tzotzil Expedition. Photo: Nahua Expeditions Looking back,
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How to Pack Food for Our Expeditions Just signed up for an expedition with us and wondering how to pack food for the trip? We’ve written an in depth article to help you master food preparation for our expeditions. NAHUA EXPEDITIONS 25 Feb 2025 ・ 7 min read A participant hiking up the mountain on
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Fear, Risk, and Reward: The Mental Game of Remote Expeditions Remote expeditions are more than just physical challenges—they’re a mental game. Far from civilization, with nothing but your team and your instincts, you face fear, assess risk, and discover the immense rewards that come with pushing past your limits. This is where adventure meets mindset,
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