Explorers blog site online!

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Online explorers blog, a project dedicated to those who like to explore sustainably.

Explorers blog, the blog of explorers who like to explore independently and sustainably, off the usual routes, is finally online.

The site is still young and immature, we are adding content as we go, but we were in a hurry to get online to see the response from enthusiasts like us.

Exploring with an “amateur” and responsible approach to the environment

Our method could be called “amateur”. We are in fact a simple group of enthusiasts who love to discover and explore little-traveled places, off the usual tourist routes. And we do this with the utmost respect for the environment around us, leaving no traces of our passage in the places we explore.

You can read more about how we explore and our approach to exploration on our “About Us” page.

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As we have already written, we are a group of exploration and hiking enthusiasts who have decided to share precisely their explorations on a site, so that other enthusiasts or anyone who wants to can replicate our explorations.

We hope to introduce you to wonderful places that you will appreciate and share in turn with other enthusiasts.

We have therefore divided the site into four main sections: explorations, places, experiences and photographs. In addition, we have dedicated a section to a blog where we will share tips, tricks, news, initiatives, itineraries and much more.

You can read more about the various sections on our manifesto page.

A modern site navigable from any device

Our site can be accessed from all kinds of modern devices. You can browse it from desktop computers, tablets and smartphones always with maximum rendering and clarity.

The site dedicated to explorers usable on any type of device

Content is easy to find and makes fruition. In any case, if you have any suggestions for improving our site, they are welcome and please let us know through the contact page.

We hope you enjoy browsing the explorer blog.

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