Recent Press Coverage of Adventure Family Journal

We want to study the desert biome, and where better to study the desert than in the largest desert in the world? We want to learn from one of the most prominent nomadic Saharan tribes, known to us as Berbers. We approach the edge of the great desert with awe – sand mountains shimmering and shifting in late afternoon sun.

The world is filled with exciting places to explore, fascinating people to meet, and inspiring lessons to learn! Adventure Family Journal brings viewers along for the ride, to explore and learn about destinations, people, foods, arts, animals and even science from around the world. This traveling family might even inspire you to plan some travel or try some projects of your own!

“We have vast experience living overseas and traveling and a passion for culture, language and the arts,” she says.

Reagan is a travel journalist with Adventure Family Journal. She is traveling to 50 countries learning about world landmarks. The Tower of London! Learn about one of the most iconic castles in the world. An educational film for kids.

If you ever thought that digital nomadism wasn’t possible as a way of life with children, then Janelle Schroy and her family will be able to show you otherwise. Traveling the world across 50 countries with their four children during the course of five years, Janelle and Jedd both work as digital nomads.  

Join our guests, the Adventure Family, as one of our Marine Mammal Specialists walks them through a dolphin daily assessment at Dolphin Quest Hawaii!

Your children, their schooling, your pets, your debts – these are things that should not define the design of your lifestyle. You can design it with intentionality, focus, and discipline, and it doesn’t have to be what everyone else is doing. Think outside the box, and design your best life.

We had the pleasure of hosting @adventure_family_journal for a special tour of our Kona Salt Farm. See what they learned about our farm and salt making process in their exciting video.

Recently, Pilot Erika of Delta Air Lives taught seven girls about aviation, showing them that girls can be pilots. In fact, girls can do anything.  Travel journalist Madison is quick to confirm in the first 30-seconds of their video, “Not everybody thinks girls can be a pilot, BUT WE CAN.”