Desert Travel & Adventures
Arizona, the Grand Canyon State, is home to two of the most vibrant and unique cities in the American Southwest: Phoenix and Tucson. Each city… Read More »Phoenix vs Tucson: A Tale of Two Arizona Cities
The Sahara is the largest hot desert on Earth and it crosses almost a dozen countries in Northern Africa. Sandboarding on the dunes of the… Read More »Sandboarding in the Sahara Desert
Making a dirt bike street legal in Texas involves mechanical additions like headlights, tail lights, and DOT approved tires, and non-mechanical steps like purchasing an OHV decal, inspection, and registration at the DMV.
Great news for sandboarders in South Australia: it is now possible to sled down selected sand hills in the Eyre Peninsula! Lincoln National Park and… Read More »National Parks in the Eyre Peninsula allow Sandboarding and Sand Sledding
Surviving in the desert demands resilience and adaptability, with preparation being key to withstand the extreme conditions.
The Mojave Desert is in the rain shadow of the southern Sierra Nevada mountains and Transverse Ranges, which block the moisture-laden clouds carried by the prevailing winds. As these clouds rise over the mountains, they cool and lose their moisture on the windward side, leaving the leeward side, where the Mojave Desert is located, significantly drier.
The Paracas Peninsula is a desert peninsula located 200 km south of Lima in Peru. With an area of 450 square kilometers, it hosts numerous… Read More »Sandboarding in Paracas, Peru
Unfortunatley, it is not possible to make a dune buggy street legal in Alabama. Registering out of state is a possibility, but it is not recommended.
A 39-year-old Georgia tourist, Brindha Shunmuganathan, tragically lost her life on a Saturday morning at Pismo Beach. She was knocked down by a large wave while taking pictures with her family near the Sea Crest Hotel.
Discover the latest initiatives and efforts in Saudi Arabia’s journey towards sustainability and embracing green practices.