Mexico: Day of the Dead Celebrations in 2021

Over 500 woman gathered in Mexico City on November 1, 2014, to set a Guiness World Record for the largest gathering of women dressed as Catrina.PHOTOGRAPH BY TOMAS BRAVO, REUTERS We've all heard about the Day of the Dead or seen the classic sugar skull paintings—but what does this celebration really represent? Day of the…

Faroe Islands: Unspoiled, Unexplored, Unbelievable

Photo: @sarahpour The Faroe Islands are beautiful in a very Scandinavian way – they’re not comforting or luxurious, but have this wild, untamed natural beauty. You don't have to worry about crowds when you visit Faroe Islands. The archipelago of 18 islands which forms Faroe Islands have a total population of around 50,000—a drop in…

Portugal: Experience the Life of a Spy (An Extraordinary Journey)

An exceptionally curated and challenging experience (infact it's a 7 days Journey) based on True Facts that occurred in Portugal through the second world war. What you will read below will look like a History lesson, but it's all done to create curiously for the experience being offered. But let me warn you that below…

Visit Greenland: Glamping in Wilderness

It's said that once a traveller has seen the rest of the world, , there's always Greenland. But with climate change undoubtedly stirring things up in this part of the world, I don't think you should wait that long. Nature, at its most raw and powerful, calls the shots here, the world's biggest non-continental island…

Once in a Lifetime Experience: Dive to the deepest point of the world’s oceans!

The lowest point in the world’s oceans is the Challenger Deep, more than 35,000 feet below the surface. While 12 astronauts have walked on the moon, only seven people have explored this trench in the Pacific. “That makes it the most exclusive destination on Earth,”  Next summer in February 2021, Eyos Expeditions plans to make it…