Hands up if you’ve ever considered logging off, shutting down and escaping to the most remote corner of the globe for a well-deserved break from the hustle and bustle of modern life? Us too, which is why in the 60th issue of get lost Magazine we go off the grid to share with you 12 destinations, tours, lodgings and experiences that will allow you to do just that. From a desert safari through the Moroccan sand dunes to an icy igloo high up in the Himalayas, these dozen epic adventures will inspire you to look up from your phone and reconnect with the fascinating world around you. This issue isn’t all about isolation though, we also join Dreamtime Dive & Snorkel’s inaugural trip to the Great Barrier Reef, uncover Israel’s best-kept ancient secrets, cruise the cold Arctic waters in search of polar bears, celebrate crocodiles with the tribes of PNG and join in on a very risqué festival in Athens. Plus, we share stories from Uganda, Philadelphia, Basel, Oman and Indonesia’s Alor Archipelago.

Can you smell that? That’s the intoxicating aroma of a fish on the grill which you just caught while out spearfishing on a remote island in northern Vanuatu. 

Do you feel that stinging sensation of sweat on your brow? That’s your nerves as you begin your steep ascent up to Te Rua Manga (The Needle) in Rarotonga, Cook Islands.

Despite the persistent uncertainty around Australia’s borders, here at get lost we’ve got laser vision on the South Pacific because it’s still firming up as the first spot we’ll be heading when international travel resumes.

So to whet your appetite (and to get you excited about booking your next trip) we’ve pulled together the South Pacific Cool Guide, which we believe to be the definitive list of where to party, where to sleep and where to get an adrenaline fix, all while exploring some of the most spectacular and remote islands on the planet.

Elsewhere in the magazine, we try to survive an entire day in Japan by eating only vending machine food, meet an apiarist in the Aegean who has the best job in the world, and discover why there’s no better time than a pandemic to visit Colorado’s Rocky Mountains.

Read about all this and so much more in issue 68 of get lost Travel Magazine. 

We can learn more from our travels than any school or university degree. That’s why in this special issue of get lost we’re not just showing you all the places we want to visit in 2021, we’ve highlighted the 48 reasons why we all simply, absolutely, categorically must travel again.

Do you want to travel again to test your taste buds? Do you want to travel so you can stay in the most lavish hotel room you can find? Or do you just desperately need that pulse-quickening, adrenaline experience to remind you that you’re still alive? Whatever your reason, use this new issue to help you realign your travel purpose for the year ahead. 

Elsewhere in the magazine, we brave the wild Southern Ocean on a small Tasmanian yacht, we wrestle crocodiles for our dinner in the Sollies and we fill our cups in the mellow Kiwi surf town of Raglan.

There’s all that and so much more in issue 67 of get lost Travel Magazine.

Ready to start planning your 2021 adventures? In this issue, get lost takes a trip to the remote, lining up 18 experiences that remove you from everyone and everything. Go helicamping in South Australia, take a road trip through the outback, hike to an isolated property in New Zealand and so much more.

Elsewhere in the issue, we go on a cultural tour in Kakadu, stay on remote stations in Western Australia and visit a tiny outpost in the Cook Islands. There’s all that and so much more in issue 66 of get lost travel magazine.

Ready to take your adventures to Australia? In this issue, get lost explores its own backyard and takes on 25 of the best Australian experiences. Visit an art gallery on a remote salt flat, join an Indigenous community in East Arnhem Land, taste a wine from your birth year and discover a whole load of world-class adventures. Plus, go hiking the Northern Territory’s Jatbula Trail, stay on a working pearl farm in Western Australia, throw out a fly in Tassie and much more.

We do like to be beside the seaside, but in this issue we’re heading to different shores. Great Lake Adventures will make all your freshwater fantasies come true. Whether you dream of exploring India’s Dal Lake from a houseboat home base, holing up in a cabin on a frozen lake to fish through the ice or heading to a German dance music festival with an industrial lakeside setting, we’ve got it all covered – plus another 13 awesome experiences and adventures that will make a splash.

Elsewhere in the issue, we party down in Copenhagen, join a tradition Cajun festival in Louisiana, hit Bear Trek in Switzerland, conquer the stunning Donegal coastline and so much more. 

If you’re ready to make this the beginning of your most adventurous decade ever, we’ve got 13 wild escapes that will take you to destinations with serious wow factor. Whether you’re looking for amazing wildlife encounters, incredible festivals, immersion in local cultures or the chance to explore far from the average tourist path these are the places to mark on your map.

Elsewhere we head to the highlands of Papua New Guinea, become acquainted with orangutans in Indonesia, look for bears in Finland, go dancing in the Okavango Delta and so much more.

Travel trends come and go but we’re spotlighting the Best of the Best and highlighting 33 of the greatest and how to enjoy them. There are companies who can make your wildest travel dreams come true, others that are acknowledging their responsibility when it comes to the environment. Then there are those simply elevating our travel experience, from places to stay to new ways to travel. Kick your shoes off and enjoy a luxury stay in Thailand, sleep beneath the stars in Mauritius, improved your mental game in Canada and much more in our 18-page special. 
Elsewhere we cruise the Solomon Islands, ski Montana, go white-water rafting in Iceland and stay up all night in Madrid. Plus, there are stories on Japan, Thailand, Turkey and so much more. 

Take a different view of the continent and immerse yourself in Europe: The Cool Guide. In issue 61, we’ve come up with 36 top tips for your big trip. Take the plunge in Hungary, stay in a castle in Poland, discover the greatest place to wet your whistle in Belgium and so much more. Plus, we reveal the coolest country and why you should book your flight right now. If you need some new reasons to check out the Union, we’ve got them in our 19-page special. 
Elsewhere in the issue we kayak Raja Ampat, explore Japan’s culinary delights in winter, walk with rhinos in Namibia, go to an Indigenous celebration in the Northern Territory. Plus, there are stories on Havana, Goa, Portland, Singapore and so much more. 

With 2019 upon us, and a whole year’s worth of epic adventures to start planning, it’s time to get cracking on your itinerary! That’s why in the 59th issue of get lost Magazine, we’ve searched high and low to find 2019’s best trips, latest openings, coolest trends and hottest destinations that you definitely don’t want to miss out on. So whether it’s dining in an ice cave in Canada, exploring Mexico’s answer to the Maldives, camping on the salt flats of Bolivia or attending a once-in-a-generation wine festival in Switzerland, consider this your guide to everything you need to see, do and explore this year. It’s not all New Year travel resolutions in this issue though, we also jump on the Aranui 5, a half cruise half cargo ship, in a bid to reach the far-flung Marquesas Islands, come face-to-tail with a leatherback turtle in the east coast of Costa Rica, stand-up paddle board through Norway in search of the midnight sun and get a whole new perspective of New York City. Plus, we share stories from Spain, Taiwan, Myanmar, Toronto and Australia’s Kakadu National Park.

Trying to decide whether the golden sands and crystal clear waters of Southeast Asia are calling your name? Or if it’s the remote islands and friendly locals of the South Pacific that are begging you to visit? Well, you’re in luck. In this issue of get lost we’ve put Southeast Asia and the South Pacific to the test in an attempt to discover which region reigns supreme. From adrenaline-pumping canyoning experiences, no-expense-spared private resorts to pumping party boats, both Southeast Asia and the South Pacific tick a lot of boxes, but the winner depends on you. We also journey deep into the heart of the Amazon, scale the Grand Canyon, carb-load in Rome, dance in the Jordanian desert and power through Mexico in 12 days. Plus, we share stories from Kenya, Taipei, Reykjavik and Australia’s Kimberley region. 

Arid savannahs and pristine lagoons? Of course. Safaris, sundowners and a front-row view of the local wildlife ? For sure. Partying until sun up in deserts and city skylines? You bet. You see, we know about that Africa trip you've been dreaming of (yep, even your fantasies about holding a lion cub above your head and singing Hakuna Matata). And to aid your planning, we've uncovered the coolest of the cool that this epic continent has to offer. Your adventure starts here. We also explore the vibrant streets of New York City's Lower East Side after dark, discover a new kind of zen in Malaysia, explore the backcountry of New Zealand, and cross over into a paradise above and below the surface on Australia's Lord Howe Island. Plus, we've got tales from Catalonia, Abu Dhabi, Switzerland, the Philippines and more.

Travel is more than just what you see. Embark on a sensory feast and immerse yourself in sounds, smells, sights, tastes and touch around the globe with our collection of 26 places to thrill your senses. Savour the taste of high-altitude wine in Argentina and indulge in a massage by waterfall in Italy. Hear the clap-triggered chirp engineered into an ancient Mexican temple. Get a whiff of the sulphurous steam billowing from Iceland's boiling mud pots and marvel at the ethereal sight of bioluminescence in Puerto Rico. Plus, we forgo French Polynesia's tourist-havens like Bora Bora in favour of Tahiti's rich outer isles, wander into the depths of Costa Rica's rainforests, take the plunge on a kayaking adventure in Croatia, and so much more.

If you believe travel is all about personal growth and making your life better, you should flip through the pages of issue 55 of get lost Magazine. Sometimes you just want to flop on a beach during a holiday, but for those seeking enrichment and perhaps even improvement we’ve unearthed 18 trips that will change your life. Learning to dance in Cuba, improving your camera skills in Georgia or taking the free-diving plunge in Indonesia are just three options. Elsewhere in the issue, we hang out with highland monkeys in Ethiopia, find out where the good folk of Athens go to party, discover the cowboy within in Fort Worth, and venture deep into Peru’s Amazonian jungle. Plus, there are tales of adventure from Indonesia, Siberia, southeast Queensland and India.

It turns out the Garden of Eden has been hiding right under your nose all this time. Forget the beach, because the lusty hinterland of the Cook Island’s is where the real goods are. Explore it inch by inch in issue 54, as we hike, bike and glamp across its unblemished, jungle-like slopes. Then it’s time to spring into another wild archipelago on the opposite side of the globe, when we visit one of Europe’s best-kept secrets, the Faroe Islands. Wander the bewitching backstreets of Marrakech and get pedalling across Spain’s surreal (and little explored) desert landscapes. There’s also a close encounter with an apex predator below the waves, a taste of home cooking in South Africa, and a month-by-month look at some of the planet’s most baffling natural phenomena.  

It turns out there is heaven on Earth, and it’s a laid-back village by the beach in Mexico. Uncover surfing nirvana then bundle up for a battle in the snow. In this issue North America takes on the slopes of Europe, with each continent showing off its best ski terrain, slope-side cuisine, cool accommodation and ski-free winter entertainment. There’s also a journey on Myanmar’s railway through the country’s east, an illicit escapade in Paris’s underground and a market-hopping adventure in the far west of China. If two-wheeled expeditions are you’re thing, we visit a Tasmanian retreat set up for mountain bikers. There’s also snorkelling Iceland’s Silfra Gap, a plan for exploring Amsterdam and beyond and the lowdown on the best places to find entertainment after the sun goes down in Johannesburg.

As we all know by now, the formula to winning at life is action plus downtime. Add someone special into the mix and you’ve got a match made in heaven. So in this issue we’ve rustled up 13 rather unconventional two-part honeymoons that even Cupid himself would struggle to surpass. There’s also the chance to witness whipping and worship at a loopy Peruvian festival, a guide to making the most of a night out in Belfast and a glimpse into Taiwan’s under-the-radar surfing scene. Check out the northern lights on a cruise to Svalbard in Norway or, if you prefer the underwater world, there’s diving in American Samoa. And no one should go home without tasting the local dish, so we tuck in to poisson cru on Bora Bora.

Did you make a new year’s resolution to follow adventure? Lucky for you we’ve found six amazing journeys, from camping beneath the northern lights in Canada to slipping and sliding through the canyons of Corsica, to get you started. Elsewhere in this issue, you’ll go on a road trip to see where continents meet in Iceland, relax on Thailand’s idyllic Trang Islands, travel from Atlantic to Andes in Argentina, and hit the hot spots of the Paris’s Belleville neighbourhood after the sun goes down. There’s also glamping in Morocco’s Sahara Desert, swimming with cuttlefish in South Australia, an insider guide to Mexico City’s Condesa-Roma districts, blues at a Memphis festival, dinner you have to catch yourself in Taipei and so much more.

It’s our fiftieth issue! And we’re celebrating by sharing 50 epic places to stay – from a dome camp in Antarctica to a six-storey bamboo bungalow in Bali – around the globe. But there’s a whole lot more, too. In this issue, we get friendly with the wild residents of Canada’s Vancouver Island, head high into the Peruvian Andes, swim with humpbacks in Western Australia and hike through the Rhine Valley in Germany. There’s also a rock festival dedicated to AC/DC in Scotland, an exploration of Bali’s little-visited west coast, a taste of the Tennessee when we go out to party in Nashville, and a local’s guide to an increasingly hipster Beijing neighbourhood. Plus, there’s the farm-to-table food renaissance in Northern Ireland and tips to help you capture epic landscape photography.

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