Thors Cave is a photographer’s dream and it's easy to see why it's become so popular. We're sharing the easiest route to reach it, how to beat the crowds, and what it's like to visit for sunset.
Llyn y Fan Fach: is this the best walk in the Brecon Beacons?
Llyn y Fan Fach is gorgeous, but if you venture a little further along the trail you’ll be rewarded with some of the best views in the Brecon Beacons and a second glacial lake. It’s one of the best walks in Wales and continuing to Llyn y Fan Fawr allows you to swim in its crystal clear waters. We’re sharing everything you need to know about both lakes and the walking track between them.
Four Waterfalls Walk: a walk behind waterfall & stunning wild swimming spots
The Four Waterfalls Walk is spectacular and easily one of the best in the Brecon Beacons. Each waterfall is unique, with one you can walk behind and several that are perfect for wild swimming. We’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting, including what the unmaintained short cut track is actually like.
Haytor to Hound Tor Walk: stunning views, wild swimming and an abandoned village
Fan y Big: epic ridge lines and incredible views
The walk to the top of Fan y Big takes in some of the most incredible ridge lines in the Brecon Beacons. Although there are some steep sections, the majority of the walk is flat, so it’s not overly difficult. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail including track conditions and tips for avoiding the crowds.
The Sugar Loaf: the best sunset spot near Abergavenny
Wistman's Wood: Lord of the Rings vibes in the heart of Dartmoor
Wistman's Wood looks like something out of a dark fairytale, with gnarled trees dripping in moss that look like fingers reaching towards gaps in the forest canopy. You can reach it via a short return walk or a longer circular walk. We’re sharing details of both routes as well as the best conditions for photography in the wood.
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Venford Falls: Dartmoor's hidden fairy grotto
Sekumpul Waterfall without a guide 2022 - yes it's still possible but there's a catch
When you first set eyes on Sekumpul Waterfalls it’s like you’ve just stepped into Jurassic Park, it’s wild and incredibly beautiful. However a visit here is not as straightforward as it used to be. We’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting, including how you can access the falls without a guide.
Gembleng Waterfall: a stunning natural infinity pool near Sidemen
Munduk Waterfall: Bali's spectacular jungle falls
Goa Raja Waterfall: Bali's secret cave waterfall
Aling Aling Waterfall: insider tips for visiting all 4 waterfalls + secret swimming spot
Gitgit Twin Waterfall - Bali's incredible canyon waterfall
Bali's secret Blue Lagoon swimming hole
The Blue Lagoon is the stuff Bali dreams are made of. Turquoise water, steep fern covered canyon walls and a small cascade together creating one of the most magical swimming spots in all of Bali. Getting there can be confusing though so we have you covered on all the options and what they entail in this post.
Gitgit Waterfall: the correct location and tips for your visit
Suwat Waterfall - the next big Instagram sensation?
Taman Sari Waterfall: one of the most spectacular swimming spots near Ubud
Govetts Leap Loop: a pretty circuit walk in the Blue Mountains
The Govetts Leap Loop has some fabulous views of the Grose Valley and several huge waterfalls, however much of the walk follows quieter trails along picturesque creeks. The well maintained path makes it a great walk for losing yourself in nature without having to worry about route finding or uneven terrain. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail including difficulty.