Discovery Adventures, seen on the Discovery Channel, now takes us on amazing adventures around the globe. Beginning with 31 itineraries to 18 different destinations, the first adventures depart in December. Discovery Adventures goal is to make adventure travel accessible and less intimidating for travelers. With 3-star service levels and more affordable prices, you'll explore regions featured on Discovery Channel programs such as Man Vs. Wild, Out of Egypt and Discovery Atlas China.

Just as on the Discovery Channel, you're adventure focus in educational tourism, cultural immersion, wildlife encounters, and participation in sustainable world practices. There are also epicurean adventures, geographic and environmental explorations.  Pack your passport and be prepared to visit destinations that include tours to Peru, Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Costa Rica in Latin America. Travel to Tanzania, South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, Egypt, Morocco in Africa. Discover India, China, Thailand on a trip to Asia. Or check out destinations in the Southwest of North America or head to the great white North and explore the Alaskan wilderness.

Discovery Adventures trips include arrival transfer, continental breakfast, air-conditioned rooms, complete with en suite bathrooms, cafe/bar and internet. Each tour consists of group sizes ranging from six to 15 people, lasting three to 24 days, which gives your plenty of time to make new friends. Tours are developed to include off-the-beaten-path experiences and deeper exploration into the history and traditions of each destination, delivering a non-traditional tourist vacation.

Experts from the Discovery Channel were tapped for their insight and, along with the unsurpassed destination experience of the G.A.P Adventures’ team, Discovery Adventures itineraries are the ultimate in adventure travel. Some of the deeper cultural access travelers will experience on Discovery Adventures include: in Mexico, visiting families in the Yucatan for customary tortilla making and enjoying a trip down the Sian Ka'an Biosphere canal as the Mexican natives do.