Day-by-day travel diaries and photographic diaries of geology tours run by GeoWorld Travel
In March 2019, we completed our first ever geological tour of Namibia. The tour was led by German/Namibian geologist Nicole Grünert, and co-led by GeoWorld Travel’s Director, James Cresswell. The 15-day tour was a great success and visited the geological highlights in the north of the country.
We have just returned from an exciting trip to the Canary Islands where we were checking out the geology in…
This weekend I had an enjoyable yet wet and windy time recceing some sites for April 6-13 ‘Fossils, mines and…
This morning’s site is near to the town of Alnif and is in Cambrian sedimentary rocks. Here it is possible…
http://www.geoworldtravel.com/morocco.php Our first stop this morning is an amazing pre-cambrain stromatolite site near to Ouarzazate. Next we head to the Draa…
The next group of islands we reached on our GeoWorld Travel voyage west across the Pacific was the Pitcairn Group.…
Our voyage to the volcanoes of Pitcairn and French Polynesia started in Easter Island. This mythical island is an anthropological…
The Geology of this part of Scoresby Sund is dominated by 1 billion year old metamorphic rocks.
We are just back in Iceland after another trip to East Greenland. Here are some pictures of the Northern Lights…
On Sunday night we steamed out of Scoresbysund bound for Akureyri, Iceland. Today I arrived in Akureyri and we set…
Ittoqqortoormiit is the only settlement in North East Greenland. We had an amazingly sunny day to visit this special community.
RØde Island is red because it is made up of Carboniferous-Permian sediments that were lain down in desert on conditions…
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