Frequently Asked Questions

My last trip was, without a doubt, my favorite one yet, and it's no surprise that it was centered around wildlife. There's just something about immersing myself in the world of animals and nature that resonates with my soul.

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 I would definitely want the ability to communicate with animals. Imagine the incredible connections and understanding we could build with the diverse creatures of our planet. From the wisdom of ancient elephants to the secrets of the deep sea, this power could unlock a whole new world of knowledge and compassion, and it'd be a ton of fun too!

I start with the best intentions, but one thing I still haven't quite mastered is the art of packing lightly. It's a constant struggle, a battle between wanting to be prepared for every possible scenario and the practicality of not lugging around a small mountain of luggage.

1. Taking Dramamine or Bonine the night before a boat trip can indeed be a game-changer for those prone to seasickness. These medications, which help prevent motion sickness, can make you drowsy, and taking them before bedtime allows you to sleep through the initial drowsiness, so you wake up ready to enjoy your day at sea without feeling queasy and they last for 24 hours.

(And even if you think you are not going to get seasick, take it anyway. Always.)

1. Snorkeling with orcas in the Sea of Cortez.

2. The ATM cave in Belize

3. Walking with Gorillas in Rwanda

4. Watching 50 bears at one time fish for salmon in Katmai National Park.

5. Everyday on an African Safari.

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Elephants, hands down! They're not just big and wrinkly – smarts, family vibes, and a seriously cool factor!