Which Famous Traveller Would You Be?
Which Famous Traveller Would You Be?
Travel is so much more common today than it was in the past but even then a few daring souls ventured out into the unknown and their names have gone down in history, along with the discoveries that they made on their trips!
Take our quiz to find out which famous traveller you would have been...
Travel is so much more common today than it was in the past but even then a few daring souls ventured out into the unknown and their names have gone down in history, along with the discoveries that they made on their trips!
Take our quiz to find out which famous traveller you would have been...
Which is your preferred mode of transport?
Which continent would you most like to visit?
How do you like to document your travels?
What kind of thing do you like to do while travelling?
Are you a leader or a follower?
Which dish would you most like to have for dinner?
What type of volunteer work are you most interested in?
Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin
You’re just like Charles Darwin!
You have a love for animals that drives you forwards in life. You’re undeniably curious and you’re constantly working on a new project but following on from your successes, no one minds that you’re leaping from book to book and country to country. Just like Darwin, you refuse to give up and you’re determined to change the way that we look at the world.
Embrace your Darwin tendencies and visit the very place that made him famous by taking a trip with Frontier to the Galapagos Islands:
http://frontier.ac.uk/projects/118/Galapagos-Islands-Community-Development-%26-Agriculture
Sir Edmund Hillary
Sir Edmund Hillary
You're Sir Edmund Hillary!
Forever the explorer, you’re constantly striving to better yourself. Just like Hillary you’re fond of climbing to the top and you’re content with being a leader. Having reached both poles, the top of New Zealand’s highest peak and the peak of Mt.Everest, Hillary was no stranger to a challenge and neither are you.
Follow in Hillary’s footsteps and take a trip to New Zealand with Frontier:
http://frontier.ac.uk/Destinations/Volunteer-New-Zealand.aspx
Christopher Columbus
Christopher Columbus
You’re Christopher Columbus!
Known for being a famous failure, you’re not one to let a little speed bump get in your way and you’re able to adapt to anything that life throws at you. While you may have been in search of Asia and found the Americas instead, you didn’t let this phase you and you simply made the most of the opportunity that you had stumbled upon! Keep up that positive attitude and your travels will never be anything other than wonderful.
Embrace your inner Columbus and visit the Americas with Frontier:
http://frontier.ac.uk/ProjectSearch.aspx?search=yes®ion=13
Marco Polo
Marco Polo
You’re Marco Polo!
Famous for your writing skills and your need to document everything, you’re just like this well-known traveler who focused his time on documenting his travels to Central Asia and China in a book. Your desire to share your travels provides inspiration to others and people are drawn to you thanks to your compelling, yet accurate, way of storytelling.
Take a leaf out of Marco Polo’s book and visit Asia with Frontier:
http://frontier.ac.uk/ProjectSearch.aspx?search=yes®ion=9
Jacques Cousteau
Jacques Cousteau
You’re Jacques Cousteau!
Just like this famous explorer you’re not content with keeping your feet firmly on the ground and you’d much rather explore the lesser known areas of the world, namely the deep blue oceans. While working as a French Naval Officer, Cousteau strove to explore life under the sea and just like him you’re more than happy to take on more than one role at a time. Working both as a member of a team and as a leader comes naturally to you and you’re not afraid of diving (literally) into the unknown!
Follow in Costeau’s footsteps (or flippers) and dive into the deep with Frontier’s marine projects:
http://frontier.ac.uk/ProjectSearch.aspx?search=yes&activity=37