100 nights of a lifetime: the world’s ultimate adventures after dark

In this one-of-a-kind illustrated collection, discover 100 after-dark adventures around the world, from kayaking Puerto Rico’s bioluminescent bay to performing Mas in Caribbean Carnivals to chasing the aurora borealis in Canada’s northern provinces.

Let National Geographic be your guide to the world after dark. In this beautifully illustrated volume you will discover all there is to see and do after the sun goes down. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing night sleeping under the stars or a high-energy party full of costumes and live music, there is something for everyone in this nocturnal collection. Spanning more than 30 countries, this book offers adventures big and small including:

• Snorkeling at night with manta rays off the coast of Kona, Hawaii
• Celebrating a New Year in Chiang Mai during Loy Krathong, Thailand’s Lantern Festival
• Searchingfor glowing mushrooms at night in the wilds of Australia
• Tubing under a ＂starry sky＂ of glow worms in New Zealand
• Wildlife spotting on a night safari game drive in Tanzania
• Hiking by moonlight in Arches National Park
• Skiing under the lights in Steamboat Springs, Colorado
• Chasing the aurora borealis in Svalbard, Norway
• Watching beloved films at the Celebrity Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles, California
• Listening to the singing trees in Singapore’s Supertree Grove
• Learning celestial navigation from Polynesian wayfinders
• Bringing Christmas cheer through a night of revelry during Austria’s Krampus festival
• Sleeping under the stars in the Sahara desert
• Ringing in the New Year as the ball drops in New York City’s Times Square
• Participating in a centuries-old celebration, China’s mid-autumn Moon Festival
• And so much more!

Get ready to stay up late: this travel guide will delight wanderers, armchair travelers, and night owls alike and is a must-have collection for your coffee table.

Stephanie Vermillion is a travel journalist and photographer stories at the intersection of culture and adventure--the tales of the people, movements, and history behind our beloved great outdoors. She is personally and professionally obsessed with stargazing and aurora hunting and has written about astrotourism for major travel outlets including National Geographic Travel, Outside, Conde Nast Travel, Travel & Leisure, and Lonely Planet. When she’s not writing, researching, or happily jetsetting, you can find her hiking or kayaking through her home parks in Cleveland, hitting up local craft breweries, or road-tripping throughout the gorgeous Great Lakes region with her husband, Frank, and their rescue pup, Harry.