Have you ever felt the pull to live the van life? Sell your house, put your belongings in a storage unit, and hit the road? Convert the van into a camping tent on wheels and see the country from the other side of a windshield? It is a common fantasy, but in reality, there are many more things to consider that typically halt the dream before they can even open the web browser to shop for a van. Fortunately, there are ways to see the world in a van that are much less . . .dramatic. Insight Vacations announced the launch of a new group of van tours for up to seventeen people.
Insight Van Tours
A team of two people conducts the tours, of course, one is an expert driver and one a travel director. Travelers can book groups privately or join a public group trip that hosts up to seventeen people. Each van includes spacious seats, overhead luggage compartments, a TV monitor, filtered water, and USB ports.
Insight currently offers two van tours. Yellowstone Discovery begins in Bozeman, with the opportunity for a hike or archery in Big Sky, before embarking on a four-day trek into Yellowstone and ending at Grand Teton. Then travelers get closer to nature with a Make Travel Matter Experience to learn about the National Elk Refuge, its habitat preservation for endangered species, and the nationally significant Jackson Elk Herd. The second is the Best of Northern California. It begins at the majestic Golden Gate Bridge and journeys north through the Redwoods. Travelers will have multiple Make Travel Matter Experiences and explore Napa and Sonoma Valley (bring on the wine!).
Make Your Travel Matter
Insight Van Tours are designed to adhere to its green initiative to lower their carbon footprint and give back to the communities. MTM experiences advance the United Nations Global Goals and positively impact travelers and the communities they visit. They are chosen with great care using an assessment endorsed by sustainable tourism experts.
Even if you can’t get out of the country due to COVID, Insight tours allow you an affordable way to get away and jumpstart the tourism industry again.
