Modern Finland makes the most of Nature ! ArcticTropic has four locations in Finland right now.

To visit the Ethiopian countryside is the closest thing to time travel – back to the 4th Century. ArcticTropic currently has three providers in Ethiopia.

ArcticTropic, located in Miami, is only 4 hours from Quito and Guayaquil. We are planning to visit soon and will add many new locations. Add your own below.

Cameroon, a vast land of jungles,mountains,volcanic (some poisonous) lakes stretching from the Atlantic coast to impenetrable jungles inhabited by pygmy tribes is an easy flight from Paris. Right now ArcticTropic has one provider, others are invited to list by commenting below.

Burundi has recovered from it’s barbaric recent past and now welcomes adventurers.ArcticTropic has just one listing for Burundi – we invite companies to contact us to be listed.

I spent the weekend on the Maine Coast. While hardly exotic – the Maine Coast is rugged with excellent adventure opportunity. Arctic Tropic is in the process of adding hundreds of United States destinations.

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Burkina Faso ,which means ” Land of Upright Men ” in the Bobo langugage ( one of hundreds in the country) is linked to the outside world.by only a few dirt roads and a weekly flight to Paris. Right now ArcticTropic has only one link – in French.

In 1993 I filmed this Saigon storefront offering many rare and newly discovered species – stuffed and preserved – for sale. One can only hope the Vietnamese government has cracked down on such operations – there is far more money to be made in ecotourism than selling this contraband that would be confiscated at most customs checkpoints in the world. ArcticTropic has several exotic flora and fauna adventures in the jungles and mountains of Northern Vietnam.

In January, ArcticTropic friends – Peter Linn,his son Peter Jr. and Chris Merola sailed aboard the Corinthian 2 from Ushuaia, Argentina. The weather was the warmest the guides had ever experienced in Antarctica, with temperatures well above freezing – making it possible to complete all 12 of the planned landings. Below – some incredible scenery.

Chris Merola and Peter Linn – friends of ArcticTropic Blog – took a voyage to Antarctica in January. In the next few days there will be more pictures.