Alcohol on the Adventure Bus?
Sometimes yes and sometimes no. We adhere to the guidelines set forth by the FHA and DOT in each area we travel through. Read more →
Sometimes yes and sometimes no. We adhere to the guidelines set forth by the FHA and DOT in each area we travel through. Read more →
There are usually phones available each day for those addicted to their messages and even an occasional Internet café in some of the towns we visit to get your e-fix. We do not recommend bringing a lap top, as camping can be a bit dusty! Our bus can charge cell phones and camera batteries while… Read more →
Sometimes people are concerned about the difficulty of the hikes and activities, especially if they are not in the best shape of their lives. We do our best to offer diverse options each day so that everyone can enjoy our tours! Long and short hikes. Technical and smooth. Flat and steep. We’ll recommend trails and… Read more →
Sorry, no pets. Many of the places we visit do not allow animals out on the trail. Read more →
We can carry mountain/road bikes, kayaks, wind surfers, surfboards, scuba equipment, mother in laws (must ride in baggage compartment and have own food/water dish) and three toed sloth’s. In any case please let us know what you are bringing above and beyond the norm so we can allot the space. Read more →
Yes, we can put you in contact with several past Adventure Bus participants. Just email us at info@adventurebus.com, and we will send you the contact information. Read more →
When we arrive at our destination you’re welcome to hang out with your new bus friends or take off on your own. Read more →
Kyle Lapp founded Adventure Bus in 1997. His goal was to create an affordable way for like-minded people from all over to get together, get outside, see the world and have fun with nature. Stephanie Emery took over Adventure Bus in 2004 and has been running the company and tours since then. Her goal, along… Read more →
