Explorer types
Sixteen kinds of traveller, each drawn as an animal. Your trips decide which one you are.
Arctic tern
You cross borders for a few days on the trail, alone and travelling light. A flight on Friday, a summit on Saturday, home by Monday.
Sea turtle
You go far, alone, and take your time out there. Weeks of coasts, trails and open country, with no hurry to get back.
Red squirrel
You dart off to cities close to home, on your own, for a day or a weekend. There's always one more neighbourhood to see.
Grey heron
You go slowly and quietly, alone, in the nature close to home. Long stays by lakes and woods, with a thermos and patience.
Elephants
You take the long journey together and stay a while in old cities. Weeks abroad, unhurried, with a suitcase that's seen it all.
Hare
You don't need a passport for an adventure. Short solo escapes into the hills of your own country, back before anyone missed you.
Barn swallows
You and your company hop to foreign cities for a few days at a time. One map, two opinions, every café on the list.
Hermit crab
You settle into far-off cities on your own for weeks. A favourite café by day three, and a shell full of stickers.
Raccoons
You and your friends raid cities nearby for short trips. Night trams, street food and a tote bag full of finds.
Greylag geese
You fly far with your people for short, outdoorsy trips. A long weekend of hiking abroad, planned in the group chat.
Humpback whales
You travel far and long with the people you love, into wild places. Islands, coasts and national parks, weeks at a time.
Café cat
You stay in your own country and take your time in its towns. Long solo stays, a corner table and nowhere you need to be.
Ducks
You travel together, near home and at an easy pace. Long stays in towns and cities, everyone in a line and nobody left behind.
Beavers
You spend long stretches outdoors with family or friends, close to home. Holiday cabins, rivers and campfires that last a week.
Meerkats
You head out with your crew for quick trips into nature close to home. Weekends of walks, campsites and lookouts.
Swift
You land in a foreign city on your own and see it at speed. A museum, a market, a late dinner, and gone again in a few days.