Wherever your dreams may wander....

To Europe's great cities or ancient villages.

 To a tropical bungalow nestled on a pristine shore.

Or maybe Alaska, the last real frontier.

 Perhaps across the great plains of Africa

Or to the Mysterious "Down Under"

To far away places with strange sounding names.

                   Wherever your dreams may wander,

         Distant Shores Travel can help you follow them.

    We offer knowledge, experience, and personal service

      that is uncommon in today's internet-focused world.

          We take the time to do the extensive research

            necessary to help build your ideal itinerary

                           and find you the best value.

                       Your vacation is important to  you.  

                              It's also important to us. 

                                                                                              We love travel.  We're here to make it easy            

                                                                                          so you'll love it, too.

     Where in the world should I go?

Don't know much about the wide world

out there? Learn about some great places

to go and what to see when you get there                                      
  with our 60 Second Geography lessons!                  

Tidbit for today:

So you think you're a traveler?!

In October 2007 Jason Lewis became the first human to circumnavigate the globe entirely under his own power, using no motors and no sails. Jason Lewis was born in 1967 in Yorkshire, England. He left Greenwich in July, 1994 using a wooden pedal boat to cross both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Lewis roller-bladed across North America. He was hit by a motorist in Colorado and spent nine months recovering! 

He used a kayak to travel from Australia to Singapore and biked from Singapore to the Himalayas where he began hiking. Egyptian authorities impeded his progress and he was arrested for spying. Later freed, he traveled at night to avoid detection. He returned to London on October 6, 2007 after his journey of 13 years.

We've got a lot of traveling to do to catch up to Jason.  Let's get going! 

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